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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

have disposed Of the Gazette establishment to
GEORGE w. MAC ELRoy, Esq. All those indebted TO
me for Advertising and Job Work are respectfully
solicited to settle without delay. Inmy absence
counts can be settled with MARls LEvERING, Esq.
Lancaster, May 81, 1855. T. S. SLAUGHTER.
p. S. My successor is authorized to leceiptfor all
subscriptions duo me, and will I'LL up all advance
subscriptions.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
Probate Notice.

AToTIcE hereby givcn to all persons interested,
| Z that George Sanderson, Guardian OF Joseph Ev
ersolc, has filed in the Probate Court OF Fairfield
County Ohio, his account and for inspec
and settlement, and that the said account will bo for
hearing the 10th day OF July next, there
after as may bs. VIRGIL 4. SHAW, ProbateJudge.
Lancaster, June IA, l655-3w6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

He CoULDN'T STAND THAT.-A young
gentleman Of our acquaintance, who had
been paying his devours, "(as Mrs. Part
ington would say to young lady for
some time, suddenly left her. We asked
him the reason, aud he told us in the fol-
lowing words: 81 had been with her, you
know, good while, and noticed that she
was rather cool in her remarks, and HUT
ed that she would rather go home alone
than have me with her; but didn't mind
that, you know. Well, one night wher
we got to the door, says she, "Mr. -,
do not wish your company any longer
and I'll thank you to keep in your place
and away from me-" That was little toc
hard, and l would not stand it. I sdckec
her that very night."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
LEGAL ADVERTTsEr1ENTs.
Sherla,s snle.
TAs STATE ef oAio. Faira,ls csr,,v y,

7As state Of oAio, Fairfield csuMty, a..
DURsUANT'to the command ofan order OF sais frou,
l the Court OF Common Pleas OF Fairfield county,
Oho and 10 me directed will oer at pu bile sale N
the Court House IN Lancaster, Saturday tAs lA daV
Of August a. D. 1855. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. III. and o'clock p. NJ, the following pronerty
to-wlt; The North half ofthe Northwest Quarter 81 Sec
ion No. "a, Township No. -, Of Range No. TO- situate
In said county of Fairfield. Appraised ut q per acre
To bo sold as the property of Eas Tutrow, Asa
Green aud Cornelius Stewart. Terms Of sale eash
VIM. POTTER, Sheria.
By c. NJ. L. WISEMAN Deputy
MAETIN & SeHLEIcn, Att'ys. June 98--5wspis3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

4 Grand Juror Drowned.-PHILIp Mil
IER one Of the Grand Jurors and late De-
putty Sheriff in Hamilton County, was
found drowned in the Canal on the morn
ing Of the 23d inst. lie leaves m eslima-
BILE lady and large family tomourn his loss.
Poor Phil.w drop tear 10 thy mem
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

On our TaJle.-Graham's Magazine for
July decidedly one of the richest numbers
Of the Season. Terms, copy one year
in advance SO; Q copies S5; 6 copies $40.
No one ever regrets reading Graham.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
CARD.

I-u--N- VMPBRFECT health has ept me from
EsszSzS n my office part of the time for some
II ffy$SA months have gained my former
1I-l-J strength and will not hereafter be abb
sent from my room during business hours. .
Filling Teeth receives my special attention, give
certified guarantees for all my gold filings TO- be afec-
tive during the lives OF the parties. am able after
near 90 years attention the Teeth to give every per-
son the most positive assurance that they saYo
every Tooth by timely and frequent attention.. ~
OFFICE-Ewlng's Brick, on the Hill. II. SCOTT. :
VPPor those who have the T00TH-ACHB and
will not have them extracted, have. remedy that
seldom fails to give relief Also, Tooth Powders,
Brushes. &C. H.'SCoIT'
Lancaster, December 0, 1851 { G-
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons Interested,
that Abraham Hedges. Administrator the Estate
OF Jesse Hedges. deceased has fled in the Probate
Cont OF Fairfield county Ohio, his accounts and vouch
crs for Inspections and settlement, and that said
count will be for hearing the 2llh day of July
ing, or as soon thereafter may BE-,
VIRGIL Il. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster. June 81. IS55-3wR
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

The BRIDAL AND THE GRAvE.-Three
weeks ago last Friday, Mr.. F. J. OrrAR
SON, city editor of the New York Tribune,
was married, at Syracuse, to Miss FRAN
oEs w, DEANE. On Friday morning last,
the 18th inst, one week from the day of
their union, the bride expired.
Mr.. Mclaughlin the Post Master of
Springfield, Ohio, died on las: Saturday.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

Market Notice.--On and after the first
day of July the Market days will be chang
cd to Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Citizens and patrons will take notice ac-
cordinCly. f. A. RICHARDS, Master.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

The Chicago Courier, of the l6th inst,
comes out with q long article recon-
mending Fernando Wood, Chief Mag
istrate Of New York, for the Presidency in
1885. ,u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

ryWe are indebted to one of the gen.
tlemanly Messengers of Adams Express
Co., for last evenings Cincinnati papers
thanks.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

EBA press Of of other matter this week
has crowded out number of editorials.
They shall appear in our next.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
Estate of Andrcvv J. Irwin.

IA oTlCEs hereby given that the subscriber has been
| y appointed and qualified as Administrator on tho
Estate Of Andrew j. Irwin. deceased late of Fairfield
county, Ohio. JOHN LAMMoTT, Adm'tor.
June 2l, le5J--3w7%
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

Ry-Just as we were going to press we
received lengthy history of Mr. Slaugh-
ter's observations in the west. 1t shall ap-
pear next week.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

EyThanks to the Hon, B. F, Wood
for valuable congressional documents
Also 10 T. ]. Weaver, Esq, of the Ohio "
Mississippi Rail Road for packages of latest
western papers.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
Probate Notice.

NToTICE is hereby given that Jesse Middleton,
v Administrator oc Thomas HarInaI, also Stephen
Ryland Guardias OF Mary w. Lehmon have nled their
accounts and vouchers in the Probate Court OF Fair
field County, Ohio for inspection and settlements and
that the win come on for hearing on the 11th
day of July, A. D. 1885, or as thereafteras may
be-. VIRGIL +. SHAW, Probate Judge.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
NOTICE
NEW CHINA sTopE.
DAGUERREOTYPEs.

TINHE subscriber has removed his establishmentinto
his New Rooms North Side Main Street, over link
& Bsh, and has fitted them up In style unsurpassed
In the West. He hopes that the public will appreciate
his efforts to please and him liberal patron
age Every thing has been done that could be done
ensure suceessn every department ofthe art and hiu
pictures cannot be surpassed. V. NJ. GRISW0LD.
B. Persons wishing to learn the art will hav grei
facilities for doing so here. t,,tl..i7i.
Hours from o'clock A. M. until O'Clock P.
Lancaster, November 10. 1868
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

We are indebted to H. H. Barney, State
Commissioner of Common Schools, for a
copy of his annual report of the Common
Schools for the year 1854, made to Gov
Medill. This is document Of more than
ordinary interest, and its pages indicate
that great amount of labor was perform
edin collecting and arranging the various
statements. In addition to tabular ex-
hi5ition of the condition of the school. a
succinct history of the progress OF COM
mon schools in Ohio is presented, with
occasional reference to the educational in
terests of other States. This is written in
a clear and pleasing style, and adds great
" to the value of the work. From the ta'
6les presented we learn that there were ir
Ohio, in 1854, the following number o.
youth between the ages Of 5 and 2l:
Males. Females
White, 414,519 392.83l
Colored, 4,9l9 4.85'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
TO FARMERS,

TTTANTED imm ediateiy 1000 bushels Of CORN in
wv the ear for which cash will be paid on delivery
al the Lancaster Depot Of the G. W. z, Rail Road
1tr ALFRED WATTS.
Mortow, Ohio, Jan. 4, le5S--25tf A
HFMf. Miner freight Agent Will rscefro and ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
MASONIC CALENDE Err
REGULAR MEETINGS:
BUSINESS NOTICE.

LANCASTER LODGE, No. 81 June &C. 1855.
- ENCAMPMENT, No. 9. - July I"
February %, 1855. G.. STElNMAN, Recorder.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
Totals, 419,438 397.668
419, ,438

Total num- of white cold youth 817, ,1o6
OF the above the following number at
tended school during the year:
Males. Females. Total.
White, 244,089 299,663 ass, 1859
Colored, 1885 LIZA 2.439
The number in average daily attendance
in Common Schools was 148, 271 males,
and 1876, III females; and in High Schools
1855 males and | ,496 females OF the
total number of scholars, 1891 could
read and write. The latter is more than
fourth of the whole number of youth
in the State.
The number and grade of schools is as
follows: Common, l0,330; High, 81;
Colored. 48; English and German, 48;
Number of Teachers in Common Schools.
7 7,469 males and GALS females; and in
High Schools, II males and 63 females.
The number of scholars enrolled, compare
as follows:
Males Females.
Common, 189, $40 164,264
High, 2,414 2,197
Number of school houses built during
the year, ITO; value, $346,943. Mum,
Der in the State, 1895; value, S2, 1877, ,384
including lots and furniture. The amount
of Common School Fund collected and
apportioncd during the year ending Nov
18th, 1854, was S1.118,089; special tax
es collected to keep up Common Schools
seven months in the year, $404, ,378; col
lected for support Of High Schools, S25,
232 Total funds derived from all sources
81 ,684,694. The average rate per schol
ar, paid for tuition out Of School Fund
was $2,O7.5.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
READY MADE CLOTHING,

which will he sold ut great bargains, as am detcrnE-
cd TO sell ut the lowest figure for cash. He most re-
specially solics reasonable share Of public patron
age, expect continue In this place for years 10
supply The citizens in the richest clothing All who
wish to purchase clothing lam satisfied will do well TO
give him call, shall be enabled with the stock OF
Goods hand to crafty the tasto OF tbs most tasd-
ious dundy and mechanic down to the honest farm
or. shall be enabled to conduct the business In tho
German, French and English language.
Lancaster, Juno 81, 1852 3m1
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
II. TR ANK.

II. r IL \ " X,
EVAS Just received and is opening for sale in tho
q city OF Lancaster, on Main Street, at the we'll
known stand In Dr. Shawk's Row, opposite George
Kauilmans Drug Store, large new and splendid as
SORT nent of the most fashionable 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
Sdles bp Antticn.
" umsos. iuc,i,near


CCTICN NO1lCE-Co.ty HOUSEHOLD
"A FUkSIfURE rus lydd.yl NOaNlSB 49,
a. Irt ciock b. csts'o.ps ~i b. s ~ hfn..s N,t
t.ibe6 10 th- bou,. ~ Mr Dcssui No "a Fgsklas 49,,
Chuf n - I'll p.ilos are tisssnIg fUnih,' ro-...
Fi-no-F orts usA osrof 1s''nsus ani fsi,
r.uifs, -ucia rnse~oS suite "a s2n ocA-l-, ce,.
.ns 50. Tsb.s fc1ly crv@fi csessoi Etire-. 80.
and h.cs; L, Pier and Dvs f.s.e- Oh s.s,
l,ci.ch N,i,,, P.loi Carrots, AMI trgr,n ,,.
OH Go 4. ood Ia sSns fe. Dnas ,ns srs,
tor Tsbiss shoganT ht, Scf Rockers, Ci ans h,
Tablss I'D nshog-nJ sersscs Bsrsslt,ni w.a
ss-5s ee:s 6econs Hsir Ssf,es.s t~0 sp. Md e.,a
.ed Ce';sge s3itss star Crgefs, SC Also Sasnsn a..
plirs rosr tur-itsIe G's'Vse. eleglnt Cha, a.:
p.rer Sea Cgflery cuancn CElckrfy, &c rae sis WI
souusnee runeiusy at ~ sock IA ths ScsieG. aaa "a,
PABLO Furb.iurs w Be solj IA AZ tia'elF sitSr
TO MORROW tSA-urdsy) hORSl>g, a. lci o'clock
GEsTHIL HOUSEHOLDS FusSirURE, s)LlIV
PIANO FOtrE PIER CLASSES, OH PAtSriNJs
NkLNEr CARPETS &c. - Ina ihe enurs c.a,saa o.
los.e No IS ru8son u h.feeI Hrrsoa and jay eos.
Gs,es magnificent wood Y Al fIAno Fore, 1sie By
T. GLIB Il n 90 Bo.toco-t ESQ, splendid Feo4 Pr.
Cr sue IN sstir brCcscei s1P-T5r Il eat OF on Ssst
inss by old nest ADD side rso-s rch,
c.ssd; rosrsood sts.es wit dobs Corner ssi
Music Stands. sd nshos,sy B-d.e.d, s.ce.as
enc Ws,hssnd. Beds sDd B,c6ias excellent f,ir Au.
e..e. fort, i've pourds esch-mise 9 ori- ,h ,t,sy
cu.hicrei Chss s,ss, kcckerr CAini Wees Gi,saioss
Ci,cs.: hins D Tea -efg; cls q,
Ivoi, Cutlery; sysr' .,ed Nsre Gah e.stors ,oa.
Fo,fs sc nahos bic, rslrui Tea mag ,-d
te,.o. Tables; s;sr rets Ohe'oh; Hat .ci, ktshsa
h.ysls ben only ahont months ane vii 7,ysly
be sc Within reservation. the isry se oiesfias
hou.ekCepaz cash tepCs.I OF i've eos vii % rec ss
from tvely pure haser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
RUSSELL W. wrsrcorr. ArctoTeer
4 LECTION SALE of SUPERB HOUSEHOI.O

a SAIL oi OIL LhD iiONcESi
N FURNITURE TO MORROW, (ssturosy1 81 ~
o'eicck 1t house No ~ sthsv few doors from Hha
br,eins the entire han1so Furniture The entire farntas
Il In fne order end worthy the attention Of hu.teep ant
the Itch marble Ceater Pef Tables,
rich Curtains sk1ses aud Fixtures suite OF Parton
Furniture In crimson aud mar,on bIoeade French Psr AID
haDie Mirrors with slabs aud brackets osewood aud
ho,sny Tete aTstes with Arm-abairs 10 mstehi ees,s
esyed God Erorroht Etssetes Tapesrs aud nsna
Room ard Carpets Extension Dslns sad Tea Fables
Tbsli.h Oil Cloth Oruoln sod BlonEe Clocn rich Vsss
ard msbosaDy and msblefop Burss, inclos,a
sb,t.u6s China aud Porcelain Toilet sets ro.e~ood ssa
shoaspy Bedteads elegant Hair M.tres.es nns Festhx
BED. sofas SOLE Bedstesds Lounses .pIiogssst Chsu
Ros.u ov.l and ohsr Looking Glasses Chius Croserr.
Gl.svars Ivory Cutlery, &C. with number OF vssias
Paintings Richly framed &c comprising everything t,s,
found in handsomely furnished house Cs.sosu" " tbs
hor.e StsGes and cars psss the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
Real Gstate for Sale.

A STORIA.-HOUSE for SALE-Stusted IA
"A niles sro the Ferry. with view Of the Bay, two
ground Beautifully LAID cut eo1t.nias tsss Of ,1os, every
"a es. ost hea.es the bssn. III se.iy s:. ed sesS
sss 70 nsia. Appiy TO JACOB p RArELYE Esa. sdjola
~ he premisec OF W CHAS. w WARD No "a frontst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
Gouses an0 farms Wanteo.

WANTE D-A large commodious HOUSE,
w neatly furnished suitable FOR first class Boarding.
House located between Sd and 9th with all the modern
Improvements The tes of city references aiven Address
w. j. N Clarendon hotel, for one week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
AsTHssy J. BLgEcKss, Anctioneer.
nESIRARI COUNTRY SEAT near

~ sCAksDALE Wsstcheser CoUoty. at ADeton.-A J.
HLEFCKER viii sell o suction SATURDAY, Aphi1
sss II - Merchants Exchscge, n the following
v,ry desirshle property VIZ;
The desrshS GOaotry seat OF Wm sch.ts. situated 10
IN, ,ounty Of weschests miles hom scarst.s dspSt
on the P.rlsp Rsrod, and 81 miles from the New Haven
roa3 .1,h, New Roeh.e lhe place contains about 30
acre. Of ch.cs Land ,ntaby DIVIDED into meadow taAs
end wees land Tho Budiss eonst Of fine large house,
hled VIII brick bish ceilings marble mintes, conlcet
AID walls piazza front aud &C. 5000 sized
sur and .hsds attached thereto; good Cauaso Hoase.
House, and Other Out Bsiidiass ali bat u
Eo5sGn styls having built only aee Tor the
owosPs b, d.ys The house situ,st 10 bssa
th lawn sores laid out ia carriage paths. o0naniss
81. ,sTess Of tho best CRATES i besides 100 syeEsees
tree. bordering tho .ge p,hs Ia toe lava besus
Ae.B containing acre, l.s sut In paths ecles NC
fhs. doe sfesu VI w-sf fdnring thriufh toe pss
short cssrce from the house, upon wncn me- hsh ana
ies Peua cost.ipne trout ,',~r fresh fish.
IRE s'psicr o. thi. ,.rs hgh and commsniins snd
sevSd s- the hes tis portion OF Werchester COMFY
W, fsrb.r rsr'ieui.. srpiyto ANTHONY J. BLEsCKgR
Auetiouser, No 1r0sdst y tTl)
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TUSIs MORRILL, Aucion.sr
TCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.-THIS

LOTION WITHOUT RESERVE.-THIS
- MORNING 81 icy O'clock sale will proceed ct No 81
Ns-sus ofcho,c. articles 10y Catalogue " fooss Rose
shoAsr bisck aad ensmeed rataisare,
fcun private ,t Glaze in Of cash. .
surer rsnO fotr; ss second hsad sisn,,
-Isc SILVER ptea Wares also fair Mattresses also. Ntsr,
Velvet s1d Tapestry English Carpetpg s.o br5nzs fatn
ture Invoice CT Gold and Paiei J-wely Cain, Tea Sets
,Le Vases aso Silver Plated Ware invoice Of Havana Cisn
At cose Of ,as plain articles Of good quality In This
Casoaue; Oi Paintings and Nrou, Out ftlns. one large
Feuth Pier Glass. with mHrbe snd brackets Dealers, 80
wei, AZ indi,dus will End for sheis interest to attend
purpose he AusoEssr to hed "a" owner log every
mot n.e
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HoUGH Au,,ioneer
lotion NOTICE-LARGE HOUSE SALE
"A on EIRNITURE T.PESrRY CARPEr,. PIeS


AUCTION NOTICE-LARGE HOUSE SALE
"A OF FURNITURE T.PEssRY CARPETS. PIER
clasps PIANO -FOaTys sILNfRNARE t;-ro-
MORON (ssuresyl MORNING q 4, S,eocs. p,se'-ly
a. No rs srr-n -iomprsrg the best se-euon oaersa
suction iris .easou portion Of tee eOa'ens here sub
ioip,d; Ro.ewosc P,no Fore, fu Ioc'ts- rchlyesvsd
$50 co.t s sci ssssod Rrocsele slfn'iure e, ,ai
vey extensively civrr snc covered with tie richest nate
rial without ressc large Pier an1 Oval Nrofs sah
abe sAb, aHd st brackets ns,cS; msFbe:op resvOot
Ceaer side. aud STA abes; eess.t norwood Etaaas
marble top. with heavy P1te doof ant bt;k ado 70
oIder scsi as 80 y.ids Tapestry Carpet. In
ee.at oidsT ood Corner Eta ees aud Co sast
tesuhl heavily embroidered White Lac Winio. Car
siDs rob Seest.s Cagt.ins and CosDisss IT. fogt ~a10<
.rs- 3sthS Reeeptos aud E,sy Cbsls 10 sls sDi ento
erd broes0e o. Psngif,s sooons ~bish nisy BE- foast
sboic. collection By modern srs. French Porcelain Dscg
ous Vases fs.hsd and painted ia hsh sts Of
rom heavy rse~Ooi uoshosssy bed-sssd, 0oh u the
modem ,nuqus styles with very -l,gsbS marble top
De.us Bureaus -nI Wsshssods 70 match pore cuhed ar
p,t,,-s sed t0s,ers srd Pillows msnpgsuy n.ols
Ibsus scfi and Lounges hssyy mshogsny ten feet Eea
Tsble blscs do; fes and DBins Fables China
Tea very erp.nsvy cecorsed elegant M,ntis Clocks,
couuen Crocse and Gssswsre In bsiem.nt large
meat Of siver~se SpooAs forrs heavy plaza with
Cut Beetles silver Tea seryce elegantly chased ant
ssysd large saes With sod sVsE edees, beat Of iVSy
Cutlery, &c.
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Cntlern ano Garomare

CUTLERY RAZORS, SCISSORS, PENS,
~ ke, WHOLESALE AID RETAIL HEATH srae
son No S?4 Broadway. (Dext Brosd Tne,er respect
fully call the Of Sou heta snd wes Merhsa
ana other, to their ssct Of Po.set and Table Gallery
Knives Scissors Rs,Ou te-s.inl Ct se,st ~. for cuh
OOOPERs TRUSS VOOPS-500 sets ~
COOPERs EDGE rOoLS Aibsr.oa. c'asx. Horton.
Seton and Other matsr
COOPERs RivETs. lArss anctnsat
COOPER5 HANhEA5, DRiNER3.
BEcK IRONS sc &c FIR s.ls By
CdAS L.TTLs. Ma - All 81 ysl:n-n
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God.

TNOALS.-I am selling Red-Ash or White, de-
~ livereS from y.ds-Nsf IS 81 sssys Egg eroksa. %
Lso ho0 bossl JACOB WkEkS.
Nes 93 Rswvey seA I'll 0fesnsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06
7 OF for SALE "A very desirable LOT in 18th
Il At peu sb u By A. LISTER No. - "hhin7d
nNF of the REST EARNS and GRIsT MILLS

m e., SALE "A very desirable LOT in 9th
Il q pes Sta az By A LISTER No. % "nhsn-'t
ONE Of the BEST FARMS aud GRTsT MILLS
~ s,s,LE II a.;,l.ts cgus ~ M s,, %i' i s
Yam ~ ~ seventy .r,s Of he ee' snd :, t,as
u. ebses.t lind. Of fru Tr,. .rIs f'ot seias
Hue EgIher Of Osi b-isHs. q. 70 fod rsPLi
ODD, Win plenty q a. al Iaa oss Of hs ess,
ssd. FOR bs u tbs counts In nnec'."e ~ ss ''
III. sove proJs,t, S b. cod OF together may
b, de.d One bsf q tho poes.'e money e,3 rsnlh on
i.- .re, 70 Joas sTIWELL. lh- pr-.n.s., % ~f.
sAsUEL sAs6ock \. T.. .. j6asS 81 ;2f 10
VALUABLE FARM for SALE.-j00 to 900
ACRES 10 ILLINOIS. 4. may sat- paTeAas:n P1a-.
reh roLts L:n s. .sitea ic 'oea on san = a 'aL 80
Timber Water Oohrs Tame Goes and sKsssVs 1899 10,
R,iipc.d Lcs.n Co dss on cbe.so aud 3,
Lou. ia d.oet a.tly e.e-o-d 70, 10 hs..a .aP-I 'T'
.. Pice cu - % - pr .er. oe, according 10 qa,'
'i1 Pooised a., sSt, AIS'. -. e. u,,o,
$4,000. ,s.3R sAa L! s. s:. 81
nd t,,,msnt HOUSE No s. gas, ith IT tie ihud hsa,s
son gaon ~: perfect Presenter 1t Az :i1s 3,
tie s.:Eises VII Be LIZ tsrsi,hsd or uafarni.set
O. SOO A GREAT BARGAIS.-That
YC.OVO os.t eoHm di@ "a, .ea ye.y pls'i.n.
s1ac.. rti.h5eihocS or Fr.a .I lou o:s Mf,"
BooiyD To Hoo.- IN complete ord-r ard Grounds e..u
@ S'' ra 10y ''' 81 no 80
IN OtIO ACRES for sALE!-In Logan
lU.UUO CO Ilnob vel suit,d for stock or E.s-
r.I.bt ffcm Lrs. from Lincoln D. -. s9d
B.nI6sd Gye or.I hour Om che.s. ADD 81 Lou. Ta.'s
offer cb0e 10 beslthy 10 lios be.auta sod
well vat rcd Diet let Of rtty. rhiou5sd The beet
std ebesps., ia lLipoi. APPl. TO WA sSULLf,
= OOO ACRES for SALE In Grundy Co.,
C,OOV nlinoL eoLrstih. Of fns Ti;h; ro!a. ef.'re,
dq- to .5 n is BE- I'd si aso.s Which
III. 20 for four niss and t~o three boar. ride from
Cbo.so Cos abundant sb6 suppO ed these land
lie coal 6ed. C.il and eKsna- Apply By letter
or r.t.p.ll, 20 WM sCULLY,
IiLclln Lo;sn Co Illinois.
SrIO ONLY for FARM Of from two to
~ w tvry.ere, two egitins Lot, EiisI sH n'
ard Il, Bu dnR Los VII be divided smo,f 80 s1o,cro.r,
or the A3Iil, 1855 k.cs subs her, for only 80,
will receive WarrArtee Deed for two BHli-s Lo zsIi1
e Farm OF I'm two TO twenty ser'f The Lo1 are 10
ueuADt sHc beik; lo,tioG IN the Village O. RsyheosAi
LsIe RorkoLioa where zeu nprOgemens have beea .Gi
are nov b, ns made few Los on, len AsPly lmnedi.
.ly ia CHAS WOOD. No re Bfoad~sy ~heIo Hs pc AAa
Psmpbl.t. car be lad. sent by mail free
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french China, Ne.
CARROTS, Oil Cloths, ST.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, DRUG
~ GFTs-Ncw ofsIirs one OF The best act eh'apeS
sosfs Of til. knd the et7 compiling foe IsI,as ITO
g to fuIeTfne, S, to English Brussels to ItIi
v,ves 10 10 49, All eeseiipt rs Of Oruta.tt RAGS Nat
tnls, &c. REhSES ~ "Eto,
Nos 2ci ard @6 sth sy.. one door bsos l4tas,-
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F'O Little STORE and DWELLING,
est coroeI Broadway and Sleecter.t An excel
lent stand fr Any kind Of fancy buiness Apply The prem
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V1NO LET at HOBOKEN-severalv very desira-
bic BRICK DWELLINGS, In different parts o. the city.
but ell wthin ~ ms 60 @ OF ,ne cry sa pe
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