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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

Professor Elliott made an scent with his
balloon nj Petersburg. Virginia, few DAYS
ago, and he has since furnished m interest
iug account of an Illusion which he wit
messed while in mid air.
After he assembled about three thousand
feet, he discharged some Eve poupds OF his
ballast, when he sho, onward ana upward
with amazing rapidty. I'LL he began TO mp
proSmalc the clouds, He then discharged
about five pounds more OF sand, the re-.
naiuder Of the bag, when he again dartod
upward among the clouds, which were 50
dense, as to wholly exclude all terrestrial
objects from his view. and Of course 10 was
Loaf 10 all observers below.
While anoug the clouds. he snys It seem.
ed to Kim as il he was IN tie m.ds, Of a
large ground glass globe. some two or three
hundred feet in diameter. agaius, tho side
Of which, opposite to the sun. the shadow
OF the Lady Isabella rested, sene FIVE or six
times larger than the corporal one. About
hal. wae between him and III. shaiow,
which seemed as il resting OH tho glass
wall. another balloon was seeu Of a size
betw, an ,be shados aud the real one, rest-
ING as II In vacuum, which displayed every
color faithfully Of the original lie then
saw another Elliott, clad and with features
like himself. aud seemingly self like. lie
then extended his own fingers. when he was
mimicked ~ bis image aud whether hs
extended one finger or more or whatever
he did, this Squire duplicated exactly. When
he would caaee Ills balloon to oseila,e, this
balloon would move exactly Ike bis When
he threw gu, more ballast to elevate himsell.
this figure sauh down instead OF rising with
into the rays OF the uneloaded SUP, hc lei.
the mimic pronau, below him.
In the rays Of the sun above the clouds.
ho found i so warm us TO cause him to
pegspife freely - q state OF heat never before
e-peilaneed q. lais height, nearly twenty.
ieur suousgnd feet, where the air 10 very
ratified, and generally very chilly. liz
, then opened the valve for the purpose Of
desc enlirg, and IS soon "a he sank enc or
two thousand Zee. which be aseeflained
Is bafametr'cal indications be ielt "a il
ha had entered N lee housc. and a cold
chill seized bis whole person.
Here he again met his mimic Trial voy
agef whom lie kep. in company for sonso
time. from philosophical. motives. Whom
ever he moved sideways, this nam gentle.
man would move in the same direction.
Bet whom he moved rp or down. The dnpll-
cate would move IN directly opposite
way and when tie concluded to descend.
the image taosed apwalt until the ri color
I'd flask was out Of sight, when he could
sac the car nad the rrouaut stil! standing
IT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

Of The establishment, whose faces are never
seen ~ the guests Of the house. They
arq the hlthesi meanesi most isoe JcrDue
/ hipeds ever hehod, ard work absolutel,
+ for lees than Mr.. : gives me for sweeping
bis room, &c which You know docs no,
take fifteen minutes day. Talk abou,
southern slavery and southern poverty
declare that have seen more o. them since
| came north than ever before in all my
life. Soma people wonder tina. ! should
90 back to Alabama, and deem il very
strange thst DO not avail myself Of the
foIer OF vhs, they call freedom. On the
other hand. have hosts Of acquaintance
who envy me my fortune in He, and at
this hotel alone are over n dozen who are
anxious to so with me to Mobile.
! would not exchange conditions with
them cor al The brides aud charms Adolf
tiogism could offer me. What has ever
been denied YOU OF me that we wanted
Nothing. absolutely noihuT, and God
knows riy masters have eser been ny best
friends.
1his ia beautiful and healihinl place,
and favorite resort for Hohillan'. Twenty
two were seated at Masters ialle Yes,pr>
day, and a dozen or morn at the other
hotel.
Besides master and family. are q. this
house, Masters Pratt, schroeder, Clubs,
Dade. Levy, aud families, At tho other,
ATE Masters iIallet. Ella, Dickev, Auze,
aud others. 1t would do you good to see
how well aud hearty all these folks are, aud
how much they enjoy themselves. Ga my
return | viii you the "huR story" ns
heard Yankee say the other day--mean
time, ! wish YOU and the children, mother
and all, health aud happiness until We meet
Your devoted husband
ALLEN Fosrra.
7. s. Since writing the above, we have
ascer,anad that tue v arior Is not to re-
turn to Mobile at present. will there's
fore wait FOR the Cahaba, aud sail on the
2s,h inst, meantime may write TO you
again from Saratoga Springs.
ALtrN.
~ B.--lhis amanueusis has confined
himself, IN the foregoing letter, strictly
to Aliens observations aud sentiments
clothing them generally, as may be Oh,
served, in his own language.
l'HE WmrEp.
The negro servant, Allen Foster. whose
letter ia hi. wife, written from Sharon, we
published few DAYS ago, spent two DAYS at
the Madison House Ia this 6ie this week
We was on his retap to Mobile We
have seldom enjoyed a richer treat than In
listening to- the details OF his adgeuiur,
IN ihe " iree negro States In him the
Aholiiouisis struck a saw yer, to sll IN
tents and purposea, Allea saws he met
with dst,l guisAed treatmeu, and hospital
81 gilne. ana tnat ne vii feacn hosic with
more money than be left New York with.
he regreis very much that Fred Douglas
did no. attend the recent Saratoga Conven.
ton, ns !, bad been arranged thal Allen
should reply TO the speech o. thu, se. 81
the abolition isua,ies. Allen rather init,
mated that Fred got wind Of bic intention,
aud hence did not attend idr. and Gas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14
Swcctcncl Drink.

IN tulhl Nilhge w tue iuthfrn section
Of VI ssoufi resides certain mala, who
keess Il small, roscy, comfortable little i'm.
famous for Us swectenel driuks "a well rs
q joviaI landlord; and few OF the surround.
ing farmers visit the neighborhooi wllhou,
giving the major a lrieucl, cal, to taste his
mature The gay host, with jolly phiz,
round person, bright eye, aud military air,
deals out the rauons, spiced with jokes,
which, II they are not fanny, are at ieast
Laughed at, for the maiur enl'ys them 81
vastly himself that IN, auditors are forced
80 laugh on' oI pure sympathy
\ good Old couple, WEn rssidrd about
>iN nil.s from the Waj1's, lar a long pet ad
had been Ia the habit OF wishing hlm once
a mnnlh. aud as regularly went home
dreadiulIy s~ec'ened with tue iavorite mix
ture; but OF late. we learn, the amicah.r
relations existing between the maior aud
his old visitors have been broken off hy
green eyed jealousy. On the last visit
good canse was giver fer an end being pot
10 any more "sweet drinking
"Iuele MERRILL. hav are sou. anyhow p
was tbe nnior's grcciiae, "aud declare
ID u,i,.Gs Mot w,ia YOU, too, iust ne il he
expected she wouldn't comr. f." " HATH
tuU ,'snt. 'f''s#.'s-s 'ss,s'. rr- .
il,le at about the best Cincinnati recudcd
that ever WAS iotrd in Oh Sc ere pants 1T
st looks as hi eht ~ eir!a eve. au.
here the major Nuk"d a"d looked So sweet
there was uo resisting, aud She dii t.ao "a
hlue sWtc'eled
he h"ms H." dl By, nn1 eroH'"9
found thc old couple so overloaded with
sweets, that It was wl u great dilli ai'y they
could be seated on ti'e old gray mare, to
return home but after many hnd Shake
from ihe hust, ana ihst smother crop 81 M
"sweeiened, oH they logged, see saving
from SIDE to side on toe cutter 'ne oiI lazy
nnt'ef'ng her happiness "na Tue "'h li'"n
too 'u'i to hnd words I" express h'mseiI
S"eh ""'''e' ma" as ,'i"' mayor say ,
shr' At" h9"he'e-ano su'h 0''A'u'
rs he docs MAKE Is t''"p'n 20 temperance
ieei"'t'a' ~" - an Ah's'' n'e' man a'n'
II any th'"s' ne s"eelens 'ne inst crop "''>
tri tnau 'h' hfst No"' gracious "h"'
p'eas" c'"tsf ~ Is
river ara anon uess "n'"n''"n's u" '''e
mayor ann n,s mixture o'oN' '"'' we "' y,
lady "nt'i OF a sudden on passing a'h"''
rNn''t a J'i' OF Tue "'N0 S'''"'', ,"''''
huu ihe ora man 'ouf "N sn". "'s'""' .
IN pefleet 1n'e'ness' ~ leoS'" ne "'o"'
out with
oid woman Noh ana '"a' or" u'Hl''
conduct to-uay, war 'aNt"ff o"p'e"N'''
his iotma'lt'es war TOO sweet to be "''s''.k'
nj L f4i an 4 =.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

The Rev. Jacob Gruher, well snowr a.
an eccentric, bat very useful minister OF
the Methods, Episcopal Church, desiring
10 correct an error in the eocu'ion Of uue
&C hi. ,ounu brethren much given to the
meiod,ous termination oi each sentence
with an emphatic "ah, wrote the follows
ing queer letter to him
{" Des, all Brother sh; When.sh You
ah 90 ali to ali preach alb, iakeNah care al
WOW ~ doub Oh srv,aL W m sh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

friend w'liing Us irem Montgomery
eounty SAVE: E" understand Gen Doeke-
:, Gays, the cause OF whlgge'y IS dead iof
the next zee Grafton IN \of,h Carolina Tor
neatly all the Young men he meets win,
abou, old enough TO vote, are Democrats
This is true. We give the General credit
tor having bit the nail on the head one time,
a. least, politically, The yoaug men OF
the country crc with us. and WI are proud
Of the fact. and hopeial and saugnne be,
esuse OF ii. Raleigh standard.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

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oltr .N,.t ,.dr of ti.e putdic .qoatc.
| NHsan. padr & Co.. ,1nt on the North east Ger
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to,llior
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| ,ous lhr,i,.h ."te SECOND do"f "rsi OF "nhs
tvhnfui - A~i ktrrS patient Wt7Hrih', "i' "'H''
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N-"'it <, ti,. in ,, fam, Lnllifs nor,h of the
ua..tt,.,, ,,l're
| H,ss Stores Young & johnson. brick building
,.gh side public square. Also keep brooks stationery
ere.
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HHtof John VI clover Na''he's' o''h'' punt
'Gn1fe $500
"'tt H"t h.tNshf' "'N' NV" ~ " Nv N'f'i'''
h'af ward q tN"lr SHORE ,.,., .a,..,
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Narchoasc b u MARTIN miles above 'cr
addu--l . miles ifnm MARSHALL good road
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Vel Kept 80 II
Physician DIT I hcAUeNhy' ''''"o"'
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4 SrRlAtNG lLlUsrRArtoN. -- ( com.
pauy Of individuals united themselves To-,
uether in mutual benefit society.
The Blacksmith comes and says; Gen.
tlemen. | wish 10 become "a ncmLer Of yoar
association"
Well what can YOU do -
Oh. ! can shoe your horses. iron ear
rages. aud make all kinds Of usefel implies
ments.'
"NeTy well come 10. Nr, Blacksmith.
The Mason applied for admission in the
society
And what can yoa do, sir
"Oh. can baild Your barns aud houses,
stables aad bridges
"Nery well, come in, we cant do willis
on, yon."
Along comes tho Shoemaker, and says
wish to become member OF your SO.
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only two Dollars and q Half 3 Year!
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


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Il ~ rent. per square fpteScry suhseqeni insertion
~ t,he.,l tsceunt made for yearly advertisement
,nanne.m.nt of candidates, Ten Dollnrs.
r.,ye pcr cent will be charged on Advertisements
Al ohinafy notices over one square, will be charged
NJ advertisements
rai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

The rfosidence. Journal ssss that tn
mayor aud ~ldcrnSn of Boston, At iks =.
cent election .fcisy ecastablcs. rsjeeasd ~
,hose who were conspieaous ia u readi.
lion Of Burns, the fugitive sls%e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

In Louisville. keutucky. al the coffee
houses ~. closed on the Sabbath. The
city council hare enacted = law forbidding
tho sale liquor on Sunday. which b strictly
enforced. This Is worthy Of nots. - show.
10, that the west il also waktag up e
The srea. necessity Of imposing SOFAS sheck
upon the u.os. prolific source Of cnne>
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

Clinton ". Pickett. clerk in the Gin.
cnnsti post office, has been arrested for
robhin. tho mails. aud has confessed the
deed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

The Ouachi.a river is sxid u b. ID Tue
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-14

across the river. must 60"
solemn awe pcgvaded the room. es il
he, stood upon the very verge OF eternity (;
as il the curtain was about To he withdrawn
that concealed the unknown glodcs Of the
eternal wird.
Ny child. viii YOU not wall with us a
liiil, longer" said the father "Stronges
arns than mine will soon bear you across
the iyer. Stay with Your mother little
longer See how she weeps at The thought
Of losing you.'
"Dear mother, do not cry brl cone with
me and cross the stream. Come, father.
cone. Angels arc whispering ia my ears ;
and see being standing upon the other
shore who is smiling upon me, and stretch
ing out his arms 10 take me. Now he j.,
coming down into the river to carry nae
across. must 60; come with me And
stretching out her tie arms Gor a 'esl eui>
brace, she said; "N.oud bye, father: good
bye. mother Don't you be afraid. He
has come to carry inc safely across the
rycr.'
Ard these were her last words. Gently
lid they lay the fair form back again upon
the pillow, and. hneehae 81 the heisiie,
those gief sHicken heart. ihaukod God for
this lesson of love. and PRAYED Cor Resigns
ton. saving: " me lofd gave. and the
Lord hath taken away blessed De- the
name OF the Lord
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xs,r.,s tovrs to H.-Yors pvt N to snsh on so"nos
fo% SO ',SF oe; Ss. gs~ s s Ss..uoa
Va Cle. s1i B,b.hhe Fl,n 81 John n B. SIG p''ee"o
xfwposf hSri IS u -, par 1s. Ioho sseh sig
R'etahle ,s,'ais chr Bsms 81 S IRON Phil 1ephia nav
Hs oS'rv -''1s ,,. DARLING D,v.on Bait
rf,s.p " s.,,, ai.r q, rou.e {; ro'a y,f~r Nor
En ssssr Bssef Gosiu, S,. e w p,,s Rs.es
$50. 10 ~. Wet Heed ssPssh.snOes chs,e'
sn w., ~ an Carlisle Dover Dol Anthrseo7 hars Wheel
M sS" ls s. y con- 70 Deer ..a
e. 49, ,esr re, Jane freeman rsorsr CID oris Sea sifd
VI pssriSpiLPHlA-Ar April ~ ehr Cicero coao.y Br-
,.i ss.h meDoD.d asg Py@oqta Ms CD eris' Ma,
sI."t CT Sto; s Tse exp. ss.s- ed
so,, 20 or, Colher. Bsynore Hartford 80
'pIyuOUTB-Ar ApIiis sohr wAnpsuek Bsrls,, Norfek
s,sf Eiei.,d so Wilmington G. for Salem Lyssnder h
socIIAsp~ 1rI7 .Ar Empire Yot Gh,sle;..n ID
e. Tor, To- Cob. ,h ID sen.'. 1.ra.cTaoe Grso I:s;
Asbsfp Merrill and ChiefisD Merrill NsW-York A'o SUED
"scasoSD IL .:sr, Ellen G'li'bOro.sh Js2e.
no,e DssSOTp ke- orsh' Kat KssSso psae ~ So
"stEMArr Apr 10 sebr 0sdenss for Por,l:Dd l2,a Br
al F'r S. r'.i i.snS . ~ sSi'1a K0ay
rs ,chr. Csr5sDs. Grand iron Philadelphia Ne~barsoort
AsiyIESAH~ c5 Ami H. ,rs Protection Harvey Boston
"sr hrIiI Is sebr Jacob Birdden Bird.ie
so'ri is,s sehr Griffin IDshAa New York TO load Tor
"saovssroN-Arr April ,ehr Nevis Thompson, from VIZ
rps Sailed 9TH brig ThOmss and Ed~"d dsrrnt'on New
o'WNiifnSGror Arr April p sess Jnes s.s Hitch Can.
s,n H. OS.srs smith Eew.Londoo; st'sapn L,ns' A.
rt.esls1s % p 9Th s% az w e1 Macy PSss
Jhis Nsrir. PopeI Ne~:Yo5 Golden RE M,eoae 90
Arm n bra Brown Freeman Hsvtps W,n 70 sea Ap-
D. br John B,tbs Cues; Albert Adams 6o Bosom sni
foT newton A HseksheI fOr Boston
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w wEsrcorT, Auctioueor
LOTION SALE of the ENIlRE ElEGANI

~ FURNITUsE ofS HOUSE SPLENDID 7OcrAvE ROSE
ROODTIANO-FOaTE PIER GLASSES RIG ROSEWOOD
SUITES Gc.-Rt ssE IL w. WESr9OTr AuctioueeI will
on MONDAY April II 10 o'clock the entire Furuu Of h,ase
No ihs Tn. sale will BE- abOIt, sho"i
and required OF every plrchasr every sce vii b,
without of eeganty Carved BOD
Piano and Cover; s.hcent suites Of Rosewood
Paor Furniture medallion backs; Crimson Maroon Brlcate
wHh Rec-p Chairs aud Oomaosto match large French
with Rosewood God
Per Tables Rich Tapestry Carpets Lace C1rtaus
sbsots French secretary with large collection
&c number Of OIL Psintugs richly framed Carved Rose-
Nshogans Beoesds Roscsood Mahogany
and Hair Mattresses
Cniua Toilet Se and Gilt Mirrors Bshcgsny ard Walnut
Chairs Sofa Beds cad Lounges Ingram snd gsse
Cpe Res wood and Mahogany s Bookcases rockers Rose
wood and Mshogsnv Chsirs OIL Cloths with large
Bss Furniture Extension Dining Table Meat Safe,
Rch silver Ware Ivory Cutlery Gu Glassware. China
Dinner and Tea sets NC. CatsloEues at house
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Sales bn Auflicn.

L G. 7 o n N q L | G F. -
~ HENRY II LEEDS & Co. Auctoneer
will ave their attention tls usual for ANY years past
the SALES Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ct he residences Of families bess houcsoep in this city
and Brooklyn curing the they s o regular sales
even week at their No "als for the convenience Of
those Who nj desire this med,um OF sale
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Nopeltn ar3 ii!ilitn.

NOVELTY and UTILITY The rarest cOmbina-
" Of se qaai les TO be 9and TU FILE EaPoRI
the v, o. hirss odd thnss Ingenious thrs
Us.foi and ts astt h,s cen .,ssf ne y',s
TUITLE has th sctoo OF ia, he has not
youth by b. OF p,y Toy, D1A Dsseols
T. aitbs o cone mech 70 e ueae the Paeic taste By
impsrr suoFsos- Of the bssfh tiroaSa he Medium Of
the hsnd exquisite podueots Of zoe e9%oioed worsnsnsop
OF the more Poniaert artsia e;a department are given
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Caro- odo ana csreHs' re-9,aaae. tts.ses D o''s'-
Ysre. and P'nat!ye., A"os.t-, sroole rHiaa
TuTrtE has ma5e these ' iraH and AZ .Host i3dspsa.
honor bDs the ret person 20 a yoI gs ever sS.rded
NH sIS.s ~ be d~syi.ls i,ffan'' at 'L,a FaS
.1 i has NAB uiPs eS he ySly s. Of S dssIoOa
imrored rsi. and o. p,e' o,, oaei'ud 70 J -"
vil.se. Cities. C, mrs F,u., N,icScrs Room. Tool.
h'rra t;lo' CIsos' 9;ses "a ne C,.n: ,.s
Cone. OHM ,ad rea se,s. xe. Sc. &c
,. OOtL osrA ,,. vi. so.., sn,,., c,,.,
Hcs hda kJ5r PoT s Mlcl, o.ti Pe,eag, he fuO Rs
Dol" cymg B5 OF re .oe sisad 81 iodii kneb.r DRESSED
inc '''''' eAYy DEPARTMENT
ri. Include. over so y,slEriss Of Gis Defo', P~si
Ger@s1a fss,iSs Ana. ans PAUL and virginia Rsh,
Mssic sss Gopa1'Tum', Bol, History Poor teh.rd,
London cs s,, 81 &c. s sG c:. Sas. ;:'. a
BABY JUAPER DErARrissr
Hundred Of thousands % these n Aoe ac s haVs been aus
posed since htr By ute apeuns sac eesas Of
hes q ~ MACY Ran oa nn'od comfort aud de
elirs H. Jupe the port.uce every parent
TuTrLr mcs, repeet III, see stock to
the tndy uoce OF he pnbhe arrivals BY every
steamer Taa dso.r meut competent ..tenvs es
aud for,hs eUncc Of a. e. no. tanar with oar aasuass.
Who oher cers. vii DO al il toer to render
yi. TO the Eap'yin1' pleasant ard gre, ,bie len,
Tu7 TIES EMPORIUM, No $40 BrOsdy'y
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Removals..

DEMOVAL-Straw Goods, Hats, &c.-THOMP-
IL SON nOESLER have removed 10 No IL madoo ans -
medey oppote their former place business pfemos mere
tofote lpea BY Mes Joarneay JI Co and otei 'or
assortment Of Straw Goods ban NC,
for casb or proved pao-r
DEMOyAL-CHAS. Z. FOLWELL, Merchant
IA Tailor Clother would cuy inform his trends snd
public that he has ged ths on OF his ss 20.
few rninDfs walk from the ferry
DEMOVAL.--Dr. BANNING has removed his lnstl-
stiuts treatment Of Dss,es Of females spinal De-
iornify chronic weaknesses generally 70 No bondt e~
Ger. fyom ByoaoSay T. P. BANNING.
ENOVAL-The undersigned will remove the
IL Whoe Department OF their abb shment 70 the extensive
premises Barclay about May and also their
Retail BUSINESS Broadway Of Prince e. In the
quality Ready Made Cothas ana
Piece Goods will sid offering strong ndacemons 70
purchasers WI v. JhNNlNOo x 70, NO 81 pIVD".J-
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Dape1 Warehouses;.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRlCksoN
Co No I05 gultonst offers sale the lowest terms
Wriuog Pap.rs log nb, French, and American
News Papef, sll szes, weights aud qualtles
nook PeDer ell sizes Weighs and qualities IL
Tissue sper, aney coloT and wns o. the pes, iaa'S'
psusiuz fapey uhe and colGfed. different "piibt
Hsiterp Paper. thin and Of toe best qualify
Cloth Paper. 36xf and fx43 t.
EngLh Hardware Psp~r, sr2a sSortneh' J1s~ ~'''e"
ShssibiDg Paper OF the best quality: 80
Wrapping Psper Straw, Rag. and Manila
Tes Pc 5ef. OF different sizes
Tar Roofing Paper suit able for roof, In rolls
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ANTHONY J BLEEcKER Aactioueer
nFRFMpTORY SALE Of 600 VALUABLE

BUILDING LOTS in the Eighth Ward CRY II klyn
md NnCsor Terrace nm~gAly sooIint IL tle 20 IN Of
Fsih1 ANTHONY BLEECAkt Fll sell At auction 90
TUESDAY. April go Lots Cores sli %. F. ghfn
bOpkyn Eth eth
loih and lh-ass comorisng the whole e
snd lh-sv the kstbusl Line also
the ease haf the blocks wing beteceh 18th sts Oh
havs 1871 81 IA Oush nfo tsBl-h nd u11sr
b. gTsed add Tay-d Throughout II ingth
the let June rootnE 8th under
70 be graded recurring tie grads Of
he street fno ose reqorD hg % within of ie Sraie OF
he,eet Of both OF which contracts purchasers vii bay he
eft free Of expense.
Also the whole Of he valuable proper known Windsor Ter.
the town Of Flaush adrrE Hcok Lo above
;ri7eo f1otpe on ne 'oney Island 'G1s sd cpr he
prleIty hott sides o. -e Nsdertss 0oued tld
graded and 4o thar beth sides - cOunusion
centble property will Be sold IN sections eonan FROM
l. lot each F restrictions will
b. inserted IN The deeds The elegant wills the vicinity
Of New ofk be
Seey and the Brooklyn Line Ing the whole
richly cultivated ssieut rs plains With sandy Hook
snd BockaVe The waters Of he Atlantic the
dStsree Free tom city ts1es aud sses@tts zni within mi
Om Han torsv frry Of b, omnibus on Fulton
feuy the immediate vicinity Of extensive and
mTroVemeni sixty PEI cent Of he puFcas
bond and for hree II irdpushle Mans
may BE- hsd a the saetioneers and fer the 9th April