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REFERENCEs.

NATHAN g. PIERCE, Bestaiaistsr, Hiadhan CO.
John tfNn, Gr1ion, Caledonia CO.
GARDNER A. FfLER, BHrke,
JOSEPH 4. STEVENS, Harfrck, "
CHAtiNCEY G. DROWN, SheHtid,
ALFRED GRA Az. Shefcia.
PuIiANDER OWEN. 0iisUcr, orleans Co.
JOHN KELLY. Brighton, tssst, Co. ~. lyt
IVNAN n SUEWANtN, Hrfr park Iau1ffis CO
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Domestic Recipes.

To make an crcellent Street. Ap-
pie Pudiing.-1'ake one pint Of
scaIded milk, half a pint Of Indian
meal, a teaspoonful Of salt, aud
six sweet apples cut into email pie
ces, and bake not less than three
hours The apple will afford an
excellent, rich Jelly.
Sir A. CoQper's ChiiJiain Lini-
iment.-One ounce OF camphorated
spirit Of wine, half an ounce Of i'd
uid subacetate of lead mix, and
apply in the usual way two or
thee times a day. Some persons
use vinegar as preventive its ef-
fcacy might be increased by the
addition to the vinegar of one fourth
of its quantity of camphorated spirit.
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Lime Water in Bread Making


10 bread making, the vncus fer
menlatlon sometimes passes into the
acid, thus rendering the bread sour
and dIsagreeable. Liebig has lately
performed series of experiments to
improve the preparation OF bread,
from which he comes To the conclu-
sion, that the only effective and in
nocous means of improving The quail
ties of wheat and rye bread, is lime
water. In making dough he advises
one pint Of clear lime water 10 he
used for every five lbs. of flour. The
lime water is first added To the -four.
after which sufficient quantity of
common water is added 10 work the
whole into good common dough
the leaven being mixed with the wa
ter prevents the bread becoming soar.
and is a healthy ingredient. Lime
water can be prepared by string
some quick lime IN q vest continuing
ing pure cold water, then allowing
the sediment to settle. The clear is
then to be poured off, and kept IN
bottles for use. No care is required
respecting the quantity Of lime to be
stirred in the water, Us the water will
only take up certain quantity of
lime and no more. Those who use
salaralus (bicarbonatc of soda) in the
raising Of bread, are recommended TO
cease lis use, and employ pure bakers
yeast and little lime water. Our
bones are composed OF the phosphate
of lime, aud those who use fine flour
require for their health little more
ssss.s. s,..,' 10 Oo',.as,'O,s 80 ,"s', sD,p.
Cream of tarter aud carbonate of soda
ore far inferior 10 common Yeast for
making healthy brcad.-Sci. 1meri-
can.
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CIR Flam < tbr aSop.
BY Il. p. WALTON.
Hard Times.

''tie that by the Piow wouidihnyo
HtmielfnusteithorH oLD or pHtvg.n
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PROOF POSITIVE.

We have -oi ,e'y lusa qu.ut.tte. ~ AZ. W.
IN ny, Soo,hins Htiup duiiHgih PAST sia ,oars ,s,
ilitill'. i 'r ~ wear. ~ htif,ve ID th. H. :,
-, ." 'h' "'t'd Tor hiiifes a cfHinr q, O,r ~
.ul' o' utscme'y aud DmTfhea iu clildfcn. viD,he,
J.. "'l''s ii'w ittihing or any uihri cause, T. 80,
M iou-nercr hoard cumpilioi non,
",' l,iNs il--neFof soil Medicine 80 lntv.r-
.an{ sn'res'iul 10 relieving pain and ,freti,, c.
~ Ali eases above stute. II iasen IA, s,,.n
'@mssiaff and absgiuflH esgfsis '"i ''''e' Is
CURTIS PERKINS, prsssisi.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12
tratnp and Pain Killer.

The work Is 4,,onishod an t1- ,,,a1.,,'II
,i i ny a.. tcamp 0Ed Pan K,iisr, preesfsd b,
SNhllS Jenkins IT, equal ha. nry,t 49,
$50, ''' ',Ho''s raih 40 an sascs Tor The cure of
s''nA Ho"plil L, rfamp 10 the limbs aud .t,a,.-h
~ shis t'rms, hilioss cholio chi.l. sn
~ nudn'' sore throat aud gravel q IS trrid.h H.
,,oa.in,G.I va me world Esldeaco of The inosi
ou s',sgais IN The hand. OF Agents. Yoa nn, hs
s@se q relief # you q. Millions Of hs'
,ho ~ n's''eiHe have been sold ia New England
bsi ~ ',.hi yeafs-it q naw Tor the hrsi limo
Ys,Is introduced inlo all The Principal lowns "a New
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

GENERAL WALToN, SIN Acct
den,ally | came across an old publ
cation Of yours, called the Family
Visitor; and after pe,using ii, could
= not help thinking that if you would
publish something about that size on
Gardening, both kitchen, flower and
ornamental, you would confer great
favor on every family in the State.
There is scarcely house that has
not in front or rear of j, patch
Of land that would raise all the gar
den sauce for the family, besides The
ornament added 10 comfort, if they
knew how. Now if they had such
n book TO teach them, think there
would not be so many briers and
weeds, nor so many town paupers
in the State. ! would gladly act as
agent for my town.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

inches deep and narrowed until not
lump was 10 be seen on the sur
face. As soon in May as the earth
was sufficiently warm, the seed was
"cast in" with a patent seed sower,
drilling, dropping and covering the
seed as fast as one could run a wheel
barrow over smooth surface. The
work Of planting, culiiva,ing, and
harvesting was principally done with
a light hoe in our own hands before
breakfast and after tea. The result
is as follows:
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Water Wheels for Saw Mills,
,risf Mills, Starch Mills,

" Tor any 0Ihef Wntef WNUtls such as Flpef MIC,
Tnp Hammers, &c. The advantage these Wheels
have ohrs, s hoy require much less water than
any other wheels except the rshpt, large Breast
Wheels for saw Mills. use fiom ~ To 1875 inches Of
Natci is ihe head If water requires. Fourteen feet
head OF water and a. inches Of wltcr is Sufficient to
drive o. cnninon Saw Mil
These Wheels are 10 tdo Of IRON, aud cast In one
piece. There v4iinus sizes Of Whces ~ inches,
feet ent aud feet. Jny are 30 constructed this,
they cot be attached 10 wooden shlis, without altering
otisi uai hel'tna or gearing Address
SIMEON u. BUXTON. Pfopii,tot,
khIlnnl. Nrllnnnl.
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iftc0ifincs.
Holloway's Ointment.

C,ti.as n ne UHim,.
You have done me The honor hs with ono voice
from one end Of the Unon the other, to STAMP the
character Of m, Ointmcn, with yout appreciation. It
scarcely yeuf. since made IL known amons YOU
and already II has oluincd more celebrity than any
other Medicine 10 50 short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80. Corner Of Inn aud Nassaa Sireeis, Ncn Tork.
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ASTONISHING CURE oy SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy efie,ier from .Br. ~ J. langley, HanisriHe'
Iaakia Caurip, North Caeri'sa, L. S, dated
0FREAD MS OWN WORDS,

70 Professor nottowAY,
sir,-ltis noiin, wish 10 become notorious, uci-
thot this lsitetwutfon for the mere sake of wing
tut 60 saw, fhat tnur nininirnt cured Of ct
the mos. dreadful cutnneous dieases That hesa Is hctr
10, aud which considered by an who knew mr 70
b. entirely he,ond the reach Of mHdcipo. f"f nine
Venis was affected wfhone IT The most nninui and
Troublesome logs thut ever feel 20 ihc lS unu
and after irving cveiy medicine had ever heard oi
resigned in dcspAf al hofe OF ever being cared but
% iiond brought uc a oupiu OF large pots cf your
Ohm n,eni, which caused the my legstn heal,
and enirol, rceafn,d NY he In TO MY agreeable sur
rfisa and tr i.lf, and to the a.tot ishmont Of my
ifends. tSiguodl W. J. LANGLEY,
An EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF BAD
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FEMALE
COMPLAINTS.

OF these are PRO-
LAPsus UTEgI,
or Failing Of me
W oo.1 FLUOg
Al.huS, or whites.
10 Me IN
and
lI.L.CERATipN ~
Tue WOMB ~
lbENrAL ilER-
hpkkHAGE. on
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New STYLES of Clothing,

lust RECEIVED at FRENCH A sCRiBSER's
embracing vi kinds and qualities at extremely low
prices for CASH. 20
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btiai1nt NJ lAiNftL, SUPPRESSED n.d ,B.
hL"' LAX hENsfBuAuON, &c. with ai ~,
~, i,'",'ns "th' Gamer cfcePted,) no matte,
nov .ctefe or ol how long sfunding ''''
his ncdicinc has never been intfodured a., 49,.
e'' ANH misfrpfesentntions, nor j. 81 nieni.i III, ,
- fie-cnt popularity shall be- sust,i..t h., - "a
"ew 'ui Is merits and the probation Of ma mn
51rNorICE TO THE UNFoRruN,
feet ia diW incumbent unos my,.,e,. -,
Eef we great hlofsiug DR.. Mafchi.t's Tte,ias
tAhohcon has proved to me- 70, ~, .o'lne
hrAlih wa IN SCRABBLE; I wss almost Ill 'elIs ny
ufs'''Ah' r'eno5eced nay case falling of he ,,e
~. N.-''e ui'eihlions, commencing Win A., NJ
-" pains Irritation, pfosif4iion snd The 49, I, 100
sii li.' -, isaH,, ea life burden. IN nj. ,ni
r. hlfehi.'s Uterine c aihol.eo1 &C. ep''Heaaed
% hhl myself 10 peffect health Crst,,r5 w. ~,
ny 'es,eiHlien nHkes me afdently de.lre M, ~ u
a,,ss S,iol,sass' may fad sure relief from M,
ELIZABETH A. NEWLANp.
H.. No, ~ West st. Utica. Nv
4"e ABOVE siainment Know 20 he t,nc -' =" -
r. T. NENLAND, MD. Utica Nv
II must say, from my own experience and 49,,
49,, '-uohs ~ my practice, IL has nro.sd j., h.
!, IL ,s,ss, remedy i"s the DIFFICULTIES Tor whies
- - Recommended, via; that OF Fegsl. ~ ""'o' 1
'n as ffoapsus Uteri, Fluor Albu. sns sues
,aI Ahl faintul henstfuation and ,i,a ." tiegu-
ton OF the Female organs -''4 s' oi nita-
r.u. u. \. foOTE, NJ H. syr,ru..N
rontainins elli aad obtain pamphlet free,
.oa,en s'npi' p'oo, IRON The mo.t ts.nse,aaId
' eies.. OF NE beneficial Iesuts Of N.
1ass 49, rom hishiY experienced ph,sioian. wha
an u's' t" IN their Pfaetiee aud speak rom ob,eS..
o. TYLER. Agent. p,.v,i., N..,.,, ~
sahts A. HENRY, WATERBURY. and H. 49,. w.
N"e'aipi throughout tho state. -esN"
l,e... j.; d. MARcHisI a co. Pioorieto,..
.'-o'"o- oeai'ai Depot, soi Broadway, NY.
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Potatoesl Potatoes f! I!

IN nnn EtshEl.s wanto Q, Tor which tho high,
i",V"V e., cash pncos eill ha raid at the nr1o,
>'nie' FULLER z, SMITH.
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
Stationery of all kinds,

Mr., ilowland's New England Housekeeper, consider
Cd ihc best published.
Cole. Diseases ct Domestic Animsi-, without doubt
tho best NelefIan boot eylI lssucd.
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by ROTHWELL ~ BROWN,
Auctioneers.
SALE nE IMpnnVEi

NAhooA SAhE oF IMThONED
Il Propcrty.-o On Thursday the first day Of Feb
rnary 1855, we shall sell in front of the premises near
the steamboat la ding, ut o'clock, p. NJ at public
auction, by virtue Of deed of trust dated November
l5 1858, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. S., No 67
folios 1858, 37l all that lot of land designated as lot
No 81, in square No. 1927, according to Lawrence's
subdivision of portion Of said square, with all the
alley privileges, buildings, and improvements con-
sisting of a valuable brick tenement A plat and de-
scrption Of the lot, with its dimensions and contents,
will be exhibited at the sale
Terms of sale: 800 cash within three days after
the sale, 5000 in nine nths and $3.50 in twenty one
months, the balance in two years deed to be given
and deed Of trust taken to secure the deferred pay
ments. All conyeyancng at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. AROTHWEII, Trustee
~ The above sale Is postponed to Thurs
day, the 18th instant, same hour and place.
A. R0THWELL, Trustee.
R0THWELL d BROWN,
ie6 2-eotd Auctoneers.
lW The above sale is further postponed
TO Tuesday, the third day of April same hour and
place. A. ROTHWELL, Trustee,
R0THWELL d BROWN,
feb 16-lawtd Auctioneers.
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mar l7--ds Auctloneer.


WNHE undersigned, named executor i'm
IL the last viii of James Ratrie deceased, hay-
ing taken out letters esamenary will offer for sale
on the 10th day of April at 10 o'clock, NJ, in front
Of the premises, the following valuable property in
Washington city:
Part OF lot No, ], square ssl, fronting % feet on
18th street east with depth of lot and lying next to
the northern 20 feet Of said lot the improvements
two story brick house Also vacant lot No O. square
south OF square 900. The sale will commence on
square No. S8l.
This property is situated near the Navy Yard, and
to those DESTROYS of purchasing real estate in this
rapidly improving portion OF the metropolis, favor
able opportunity is offered for profitable investment
For terms apply to ii. o. Claughton, attorney at
law, Alexandria, Va, or to Messrs. Green q Scott.
All persons indebted TO the estate of james Ratre
deceased are requested to make imme diate payment
and those having claims against the estate to present
them forthwith for payment
THOMAS REDDEN,
Executor of James Ratrie deceased.
GREEN d SCOTT,
mar S-eo&ds Auctioneers
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@WAsHMGroE NATIONAL MosuNnEr.--We learn
says the Sentinel, that the old Board Of Managers
Of the Monument Society are preparing an address
to the public, setting forth at length, the course
which they have pursued relative to the conflict of
jurisdiction which exists between them and the
new Board Meanwhile, the latter are making ar
rangements for resumption of mechanical opera.
ton on the building; their officers now being in
possession Of the premises
This production of the old Board, viii be looked
for with some interest," as there is quite desire to
perceive what possible ground they can assume, in
support of their late conduct.
WASHINGTON MoSUMEEr-The Board Of Mana
gers will meet regularly on Tuesdays, at A p. NJ,
at the usual place Of meeting, until changed by the
Board. full attendance Is requested.
PEOPLES THEATRE.--Ths establishment opened
on Saturday night to very fair house, and we do
not hesitate in saying the performances were good.
Mr. Walcot is from Burton's, New York, and is
capital genteel comedy actor, rendering the char
acter Of the dashing captain in the elegant comedy
Of The Serious Family, with energy, vigor, and
grace.
Tonight the graceful comedy of Used Up"
and the laughable farce Of the Practical Man"
will be presented, with Mr. Walcot as Sir Charles
and Cloudsley.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Crawford presiding
William F. M. Magraw was tried for an assault with
intent to kill w. H. Hope, and was convicted of
simple assault. Messrs Baxter, Carlisle, and Glenn
ems for defendant
Daniel Gould was acquitted on charge of as
sault upon Henry Webster. Radcliffe for defence
John Earl was discharged from Jail at the sug-
gestion Of the grand jury.
Patrick Mcdonnell was acquitted on charge of
incendiarism in setting fire to one Of the barns of
the Military Asylum. Radcliffe for defence.
DEscENr-The police made descent upon
disreputable house, kept on the Island by colored
woman named Parker, yesterday, and arrested
Joseph Smith, John Williams, Henry Lee, John
D. Wallace, David Bell, and Samuel Island all free
negroes who were there dissipating and enjoying
themselves highly.
This morning they were all obliged to pay fine
Of 50 is each, which makes quite dear piece of
fun for them.
The aforementioned boy, Island, is only sixteen
years OF age, and has four wives!
POLICE CoURT-CENTRAL STATIoN-Michael t.
Hendley was the only man who desired aught
| besides lodging.
w. H. Ridgway, Timothy Sullivan, Thomas
Toland and ST. John Laport were inclined to be
disorderly, and paid fine this morning.
Henry A. Christian, John Hough, and w. Car
hey were fined for profanity.
Legrand Luckett and Frank Stewart were found
drunk, lying in the street.. The former went to
the work house for 80 days, and the latter was
fined.
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New York, March l9,-Cotton Is upward and
firm. Flour is unchanged, with a moderate de-.
mand at previous rates; sales Of $500 bbls South
crn is firm; sales Of 1900 bbls st'S9 80 rs.
Wheat is upward and firm sales Of Southern white
at 81 SO 81 81. Corn has downward tendency,
and prices are triae lower; sales Of 10000 bush
els Western mixed at o5 cents. Pork Is upward
and firm. Beef is unchanged, with moderate dc.
mand at previous rates. Lard, in barrels, . IL q
81. Whiskey Is firm; sales Of Ohio at 81 Ia
ss11.2.
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AUCTION SALES.
by C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOII


BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture at Auction.--0n Thursday morning,
March ~, at 10 o'clock, shall SELL at the residence
OF Charles W. Hayenner, Esq, situated ON street,
between AZ and 9th streets, all Of his Household
FURNITURE, which Is in excellent order, having been
IN use but short time, consisting Of
Mahogany Sofa, Mahogany Chairs
Tapestry, Velvet Carpeting
Mahogany Rocker
Marble-top Pier Tables
Embroidered Curtains aud Ornaments
Marbletop Sofa Table
Handsome Bronzed Clocks
Mahogany Centre Table
Mantel Ornaments
Hall 0ilcloth
Brussels Ingram, and Venetian Carpetipa
Oil Paintings, Lounge
Crockery and Glassware
French China Tea Sets
Plated Casters, Table Cutlery
Mahogany French and high-post Bedsteads
Cane-seat Chairs
Alarm Clock, Window Shades
Wardrobes, Washstands, Toilet Sets
Superior Feather Beds, Bedding
Iron Reclining Chair
Fine Curled Hair Mattresses
Hearth Rugs
Tin Safe, Portable Crate, Chamber Stoves
Kitchen Furniture
Superior Cooking Stove &c.
Terms: All sums under $40 cash over $40 cred
1t OF sixty and ninety days. for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
G.. W. BOTELER,
mar Ids Auctioneer
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

vwNHE block Of buildings known as ssthe
Union Buildings" aud now occupied by the
Union newspaper establishment They are situated
ing directly on Pennsylvania avenue. The lot is 10
feet front BY l69 feet deep. The property Is suscep
BILE OF division and Encouragement and its position
such as must rank IL among the best business stands
The time Of the present lessee expires ON the LIST
of September next, ON which day possession may be
had.
Also, THAI large three-story Brick House ON 18th
south ofG street)
Also, that three-story House ON nth street west
next door TO the Government Building, ut the corner
Of II and nth streets.
Should the above property not be sold at private
sale prior 70 the 10Th Of May it will be sold that
day ut public auction.
Terms will be made favorable 10 the purchaser.
Apply 10 CHI. H. WINDER,
Corner of 18th and G streets.
mar la--2axfl hAIav
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BY j. c, Mcclure, Auctioneer.
"RUSTEE,S SALE of House and Lot


i On Tuesday afternoon, February goth, at 4
o'clock, by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated August
Q, 1854, and duly recorded October a. 1854, among
the land records for Washington county, ID. G., I
shall sell, public SALE in front Of the premises Part
OF lot numbered /, in square numbered 556, COM
mencing for the same New Jersey avenue 1913
feet inches northwardy of street, thence at right
angles from said avenue 80 feet; thence due west
feet; thence due north 8 feet inches thence due
east feet thence due north 20 feet; thence east 2s
feet thence along said avenue southwardly 10 feet
inches, TO the place Of beginning, together with the
improvements thereon. being two-story Frame
House. sHH
Terms Of sale: All conveyancing at the expense Of
the purchaser and the terms 10 be complied with
within five days from the day Of sale; on failure
thereof the Trustee the right to resell tho
premises at the risk and expense of the delinquent
purchaser. JOHN Y. DOM, Trustee.
J. @. MCGUIRE Auction eer.
~ The above sale is postponed until Tuesday,
March goth, same hour and place.
JOHN Y. D0NN, Trustee.
]. G. MCGUIRE,
feb 20-2aw&d Auctioneer.
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Later from Hapana.

New YoRK, March l9.--The Cahawba arrived
this morning, with Havana dates Of the l4th.
The cases Of Pinto, Cadalzo, and Pinelo has
been concluded, and the military court by which
they were tried have pronounced the sentence Of
death upon all, thus transccndng the decision Of
the fiscal, which was death 10 Pinto only; ten
years imprisonment for Juan Cadalzo, and Danish
ment for Pinco.
The consulsNof foreign nations at Havana had
called upon the Governor General, in order to in
duce him 10 executive clemcncy, but were refused
admission.
The execution Of Pinto was expected to take
place shortly.
Havana was generally quiet, and business was
improving.
The q. s. steamer Princeton, and the British
war steamer Buzzard we're at Havana
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LIE CKERs' FARINA, prepared ex-

LIE CKERS, FARINA, prepared ex-
IL pressly for families, delicate and appropriate
food for all seasons and one Of the most economical
nutritious, and wholesome preparations brought
to the table, emnently combining the qualification of
the palate with ample and healhfu sustenance Of the
body.
Retaied by grocers generally, and wholesale by
Hecker q Brother, Croton Mills 201 Cherry street,
New York.
HECKER'S FARINA JELLY, as exhibited at the
late Fais of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute,
in preparing the Jelly at the Fair, may be obtained
at her residence, No 897, Ninth street, between H
and l. Also, circulars and instructions in the use of
the moulds and double boilers.
mar l7-lw*
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II EASE OF a NEW YORK HOTEL

IT EASE OF A NEW YORK HOTEL
IL for Sale.-The undersigned being compelled,
by business considerations to be at the Great Exhi
bition in Paris the coming summer desires to sell
his Lease Of the Pacific Hotel" which has five years
to run from January 1855. The house is in Green
witch street, one door north Of Cortandt, New York,
one of the most convenient localities in the ctyony
five minutes walk from the different railroad sta
tons, boatandings, public buildings &c. The rooms
are high and commodious, capable Of accommodating
upwards of 200 persons, and the establishment is fur
nished throughout For several years the house has
cleared about $4,000 per year, and the business is
steadily increasing.
The undersigned feels satisfied that better spec
ulaton of the kind be found in the city for any
experienced man who is capable of carrying on an
JOHN PATTEN, JR,
mar l7-d6t Pacific Hotel n Y.
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E,ARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR

U1NAhm MEAN NhShlN0tON EOn
NJ Sale.-The undersigned offers for sale her
Farm situated in Alexandria county, Virgins, two
miles from Georgetown, ID. g. Ii contains 10 acres
Of land 30 or more under cultivation the remainder
in Oak and Pine wood land--the greater part Of the
latter Of large growth. The whole is enclosed by
new and substantial fence. There two good
springs and nevcr-failing branch Of water on tho
premises The improvements consist OF a neat and
modern frame dwelling and back building, contain
ing in all eight rooms a stable, corn house, dc
Also a young Orchard containing about 200 trees)
Of choice Apple, Peach, Ounce, Apricot, and Cher
ries, in bearing order.
The heathfuness Of the location, responsibility Of
the neighborhood Of access 10 the city and
the variety Of shrubbery surrounding the house. az
ford rare inducement 10 any one wishing 70 pur-
chase handsome country sent
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber, or Of
Malcolm Douglas, living adjoining, who win show
the premises TO those DESTROYS Of purchasing Title
ndisputable.
mar S--lmA Mrs. y. HAMILTON.