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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09
Alamance Female Academy.

THIS Institution. located in The immediate vicinity
Of Mehanesyille Depot, aud under the supervision
of the Rev. A. G. Hughes viii be opened for the recep
lion Of pupils on the lst day Of January, ls56.
We promise our he'll cliois ID quality those placed
in this school 10 become intelligent aud useful members
OF society. VIC have secured the services Of Miss Ma
MT +. fAucErT. who is a graduate Of the loui,hurg
School. and whose training. while in that institution
vas with special reference TO the work Of teaching Al
dional aid will be employed the wants Of the School
may demand.
Board per session Of five months, s35 90
Spelling. Reading and Whiting, 10
Geoyraphy and Arithmetic. 10 90
English Grammar, Chemistry and fhi-
losophy, I2 90
Tuition IN Music, Is 90
Use Of Piano, 3 90
December 10. l7--4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09
New and Fresh Goods

FOR G.EN.gIlEEIIEEs
fs'HE undersigned has just returned from New York
with full assortment Of Goods fcf Gentle mems
wear, comprising
Senioni's, Bi1eys and Dermon Masson's
Broad Cloths, Velvet, Beavers and other
Oyef-coatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and Mnire Antique
Vestings,
Ready made Clothing, aud Furnishing Goods,
10 which he respectfully invites the attention Of his
friends and the public.
lie has the satisfaction Of stating that his selection Is
by far the most perfect regards true taste elegance
and quality, Of any that be has before offered
The experience of more than twenty Yeas has heen
fully exercised for the benefit Of his customers aud his
efforts please in this instance have already been fully
sustained by the judgment Of persons Of known taste
anil capacity.
His stock of Cloths purchased fresh as imported,
from Tie fashionable and best established houses
and for his Ready made Clothing both as to s,ye and
finish, he challenges the closest scrutiny.
All Is a, No. 4. And No. fl il promised, or no
pay required.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
October IL. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09
MIR. G Hrs. BurwelI's School.

Vs'HE neXt resslon VIII begin on Wednesday,, Janu.
airy 10th, 1856.
TERas--payable half in advance.
Board and Tuition, $50 90
Music, 25 90
Use Of instrument for practice, 5 90
Latin ard French, each, 70 90
Drawing, ~ To 20 90
Tuition for Day Scholars. IS and 10 90
The Music, French aud Drawing. will be taught by
Mr.. r. F. Hunt who for several years has been teach
ing in the Oakland Institute, Nouistown, Pa.
Dccen,ber Is. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

Papsnts 70 he mae iH AZ cgses q aara1ts No1tg ear.
rtM ia tie Slats iere issuti ciA be rsctirtd of gar
CLUBBING.
disrouni d twenty-five prr cent from the above pri-
cts win c allowed IL Clls ordering four Of more col w.
uf any one Of the above works. Thus; -Four
pies u hardwood. Of any one Review viii Dc s,n 10
one address ir SOL four copies Of tie four RSeNs sud
Bla. kwcol Coz $50; and . on.
POSTAGE.
II az The principal Cities and Towns these works
viii I've jc4tfed Free of Postage. Wtea sent rs mai
the Postage 10 ant pi of the United States viii be but
TWENTY .FdH Gems year co BlackWofl. and bot
Fourteen Gents ,eir ~ each Of Tic Reviews.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

DsyELoPmgxr on CHAuerER. Iii is smaz.
ing how all the traits 10 mans character are
suddenly developed ahrn he becomes a candi.
date for office. genremln ho vas piesious-
" clever and passahe cIiizen is now one OF
the most tainted. lndumnsble. and excellent Of
lis race il all sous Of panlcul rites and in all
kinds Of generalilles. On the other hand. one
against shom no rrprnirll was current, il dis.
covered 10 be very bad mn such scamp
fellow Ct izens you have ~ idea how much
could be sad against him. So We GO. In this
tespecI I" there IS nothing new under The sun.
The fashion Of The wnrld rasseIh away" IN
every thing e-e. but IL hi. lie world rriains is
position knee deep in mud. VIII. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09
The British Periodicals
AND
TIE FARMERS GUIDE.
GREAT REnJ-CTTOS ~ THE PRICE

L III + L 4 Il NJ Il L s G u I'D e.
GREAT REDUCTION IL THE PRICE
OF THE LATTER PUBLICATION.
r scorr 4 co, New York, continue to publish
sI' the folIawing leading Driii.h Publications, VIZ:
/. Tie London Quarterly (Conser,atiye)
2. The Edinburgh Review (Whig.)
S. The North British Review Free Church.
4. The Westminster Review (Liberal.1
5. Blackwoud's Edinburgh Magazine Tory
The great aud important events Religious, Political,
and Military now asiaiing the nations Of tile OH
World, give TO these publications. interest and value
they never before Possessed. They nccupy amJe ground
between tie hastily written neNs.iiCms crude specula.
tons and lying rumors Of The newspaper, aud The po
crous Tome OF the historian Nren long after the lis-
ing interest IN the facts he fetonls shall have passed
away. The progress Of the Waf 10 The East occupies
large space 10 th.r pages Every movement j. closely
criticised, whether u friend q oc md al sho.rom
ings rariess,y painted out Tile lccr. fnm The frs-
Hlel AMI fom the Rattle Ia Dllckwooi's MaeI
zinc from Two Of is most popular contributors give
more ineligible aud reliable account u the movements
cf lie great hegcenls than ran elsewhere lie found
Tlese Periodicals. ally reFrecn lie three great poll
tical plies 81 Great Bnain hig, Tory and Radical,
hut politics forms only feature Of their character.
As Organs Of the most profound writers on Scirnec ii.
.rature Morality, aud Religion they stand as they ever
have stood. nnisaled 10 he world Of lcrls. bring
siceJ indispensable 10 tie scholar and thc professional
MN while 70 the intelligent reader II every class The,
furnish more correct anil satisfactory ccord Of the cur.
rent literature Of the aly Throughout, tic wofd than can
be possibly obtained from any other source.
EARLY COPIES
The ncrirt o. tie Advance sheets from ihc
British publishers gives additional value 10 these Rc.
prints epecialy during the present exciting state q En-
ropean affairs. nasmuch they nov tc placed IN
the hands Of subscribers about tie original
editions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

#&&8 New fofk, Dec. ~.
The steamer Pacific, with Liverpool dates III
the ISL, inst, arrived al this pnrl to-day. The
news BY this arrival is qniir interesting.
Kars has faIlen IN consequence Of The state
of famine 10 which The garrison was reduced.
We have no particulars Of The event, except tba,
when Gen. Knelz and another escaped from the
city 10 hasten the advance Of Omar Pacha. Ge-
neral Williams was sending flag Of truce 10
the Russians offering 20 capilulale. Nothing
else is known, bal il il believed that the gari-
500 has surrendered as there were only 5000
composing il. aud that ictce was too weak 10
cut their way through the Russians.
Omar Parla was near Kuai, which The Rus
slams hold ~ force.
In The Ciimea tie Russians had attacked The
extremity Of the French lines with 5000 men.
and after several hours lighting Withdrew.
Bo,h armies are comfortably housed and pro-
visianed.
The dung continued between the north and
south sides oI Sebssiopol.
Russia has opened new loan al Berlin,
Hamburg AMI Holland ior $4,000. 900 rubles al
five per cent. qnarler--eighiy>iiye The Aus
{ ian army is being reduced 10 a peace looiing.
Naples publishes The Convention with The U.
States, drfning the rights ~ neuirsls.
The Queens order IN Council authorizes The
issue OF 9476.000 of mites Of The Bank Of EGG
land beyond the amount specified by The Bank
Charter.
III rrgard 10 peace we have mass Of contra.
dlclory statements. " negotiations be on foot
they have moi progressed step.
Il is known thai differences exist in the Bril-
a.. ID.
urge war. while the resi- Of ih- Cabine, support
Nsprleon's suggestion 10 embrace The present
opportunity 10 make peace.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

li5 Nassau street, New Yaik.
itrrs S. is--
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
TT The cars on the

GJ The cars on the Illinois Cen,
trail Railroad, icr comfort an eo,2ani-
ence, excel those Oh ANY other road in
the West. One Of them contains six
state rooms, each room ha, ing two
seats with cushioned backs. long enough
Tor person to lie upon. The backs
OF the seats are hung with hinges at
the upper edge, SO that they may be
turned up at pleasure, thus forming
two single berths, one over the
o,her, where persons may sleep with
all the comfort imaginable In one
end OF the car is q small wash-room,
with marble wash bowls, looking -glss-
os, etc, On the opposite side Of the
car from the statcroom is a row of seats
With revolving backs similar to the
BARRIERS. chairs, SO arranged that the
occupant may SIT straight or recline IN
any easy attitude at pleasure The
other five cars have each two or three
similar staterooms.
Every Railroad Company of any
considerable Importance, must, sooner
or later, adopt something of this kind.
The travelling public demand it, and
they will have it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

son. James Thompson died III " i
Saiogtoo On the 9th inst, in the Ssh
year OF lis agy. He was a tairhinI
membel oi the Masonic fraternity, ana
was probably the oldest Free Mason in
The United States, having joined the
institution at the age of twenty-one
years, and consequently has been a
Mason for nearly sixty seven wears,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
rgtSH SOWING,

Z
Governor Of Iowa, as n dav Of thanks
giving ana p,a,sc 70 Him who he's cor
fcrred SO many blessings upon the poo
pc of orr young and growing State du
ring the past season Ct happiness aud
plenty.
This good old custom Of or New
England forefathers, has been adopted
bv nearly all the States Of this Union,
am aside from tie propriety Of anpu
a'!v assembling IN the Tabernacle O
Religion to pour out our gratitude IL
so1es ofpraise, 10 tbs GIvcr of all GOO.
there Is a delightful and profitable ar
propriat"ness in the customary fslL.l,
reunions which throughout Ncn E.a
land take place upon this day. V haG
a pleasure thrills the bosom Of all uron
tho approach Of that event, Ihr ven
crablc sile ami matron, who glory N
long list Of sons an'l efaad,on- ,laa1l
;cf- and grandiau1Ilefs, feel The tag
rant blood IN then Sluggish and with
cred veins, begin :" warm, aud .ytI-r
with increased velocity, Is the thirl
ii the large brood If thar snll.ue .u.d
JOYOUS descendants Va b, gl,hrssd aj..
more n the hail- Of tn. 81 famil inar
sion, there u do h,inae, t" parental
affection, aud uartg'c ,lu. Thousand a,,i
one Iht'e incident. Of Tia, past ~alun
their recollection
What a hustle there !, IN rIepf5t.l
ration for the coming gathering, Evan.
the old Cox, that c>capcd the axe aud
The block th wear hci"r,.. ,toA- .sfl
an emm"u> funetcal -hri', ~ H. ,;il>
10 tie r"r>t his vf., and ,Hia. ai- .laI
the strItting g"bhlcr drops lis Nit.,.
Will trembling soliciudc ~ H.. an, IS
,hc Croupc of his subjects apor th,
eve If this coming event, wou5eting
how many Of them are To- las euiclx
beheadcd, and sacrificed upon Tie fam
iiv altar
In New England this LAY j. ~ mem
cradle rs that of the landing of the
Pilgrims upon thu Rock Of rlym6u,h.
Custom has made II fcast-lav as well
as a day Of praise. The long rows q
pumpkin, rnincc, apple. pnu. and cu,
tard pies that the New England WON.
en- have upon the pantry shelves Oh
this day wonll extort admiration from
tic dullest cpicnrc; and when the Ia
bIc is set, Craccd at either end with
'nrkcvs, r'gs CHECKERS, ducks, ~ vol
and along The center with ru.'@.r4>.
apples, tarts, creams, Dc too nr-
merous 10 mention, not forgetting tic
sco.lopei oysters, Who could look M
on tho scene without Undesirable som
sations Of pleasure in lhc region Of the
stomach
Sat alas here a, Tie wa,t, aaer,
fanny ga,hyriags are impossible, dIad
MP as il is with tic ,oHg aho have
-. - 4. .s.,,,. -, ..,.5..- f..t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
II d % e 50
COMMERCIAL co IL EG {,

ASH chkNbE WASHINGTON AEENUB 1Hib Il
81 LOUIS. Mo,
Inty p"tst,u bs the ,1rn IA, A. >eig"iy, Jaafi-
i az tv-utv-four,h. issa. with ful authority
II ant Dip mas, award d.gtees, confer hohors,
ana exercise al and singular the lriv.i'grs on.Iucu
10 Commercial c,l"ges authorized BY law, In other
Ststcs."-t,Nnrfer, Sec ,
A full con De ~ Instruction, in this lnstitut"n,
embraces DoUbla Entty. Box -k--png. comm rtial
alHtl,t uns CONNER cial Law ani = nmhnshil.
o. tti pnt.i for tie couT>. ely,
and Any time, a. instruct lon is lmpaTt.d u'.iy idu-
ally. and not Ia cs and each Gepa rttnent II ie-
y nj ~ aud ud-r control Of IT'S r-spctiye Prot
o. h. ,.a, l. n>ihe for the progress Of his
pEpts.
, YOUNG 'ien'emen wishing to pfepsr ih.ni-
= I've tn iu. mes puTsnit- are respectfully invited
t"cdll during hu'iut = fGrs and exanine the Eois
OF inparing n-ftriiun, tn progress OF III. pupils,
and N" superior faculties 'k Eicd to tho-- r.srn,s
of lusfyiug TIN m elve. .ar the practical dntis II
tn commissions. Personal ref r.pcr gwen 10
sbove tau huadrei and hfty ESQ practical ac,nnn-
tant- now il th.rys o. books IN this eiIy al or
whom have mpt.'et their business e'iucstl"n hl
this Institution.
u. For Circular, containing information In
regard 10 terms hr c"urss II instruction, and all
business connected with the above. call II the
Snuh-E,>t coraer e Washington nv. Due And Third
street, ,ddr,>,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

SILK AnvANcED.-The Paris cores
poadent of the New York Journal OF
the New York Journal Of Com
mcree says the price of silk has ad
vaneed forty per cent The cause Of
this IS decrease Of the silk worm.
which has produced short crop. The
demand in Russia and England has
materially increased, while the demand
IN America has diminished.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
itorFibI" AS>u>>iNatioG-.A ~ oman
OF gIi.sasn.. ,surirrc1 ia Nrv sseJ

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ann..,en. III, 80, 49, '.''N!'I ~ i,'f own
T. r., go. 49, Tl." : - - ~ 'he E'1lsh
go - - -. u, e'n elsiI''5n was about
ana :, " oasa ~. NY ''i'ii iiao 20 pay sio'
a al,n II seehie' '''a' &c hahded her
- l'eee' anu r., she was gettihg HIM
.ne Iiahee' Inns i'a4na Ola not pay
'nu,n attention L. ana shortly after
VEN 70 oeo' ABOUT o'clock In the
however De was awakened
:, sorhe noise proceeding from Vic
.Ois i'o'ono's nooms' and rouslng him
SCH anu listening heard her exclaim,
+" " sl,othe,eo zone: I'm mon Dieu
no" L'eu ne waited to hear no
more ana looked at his watch to see
low iate II was. All was hushed,
'oa ne cropped again to sleep, and
'eard nothing more.
wednesday morning Auguste Aeon (
al, the waiter OF the restaurant of the I
lagoon was coming to town again in !
nc wagon, and Malllet desired that he :
would call and deliver some message .
0 his woman, Nlctorie Rotond. When !
he man went to the house. he found
he door locked he raped but recei- q
ed no reply. While repeating the p
apping, the nelghbor Laqua, we have 2
poken OF, came OFT and told him that 9
e had heard the woman grooming in q
ne night, as II sick; and as he had y
zen nothing OF her all Cay, and the o
cor was fastened, he was afraid she il
as not well. Aoculai carried this word d
Maillet, at Lagoon, who became so v
hsasy that no mounted a horse and =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

~ Lieutenant Gunnison says that
when no was in Utah, the three mem.
bcrs Of the Presidency had no less than
eighty-two wives between ,hcm, and
that one Of the three .was called Al,
old bachelor because w had oaly d
bakest dests.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
~ Ex-Governor Slade, Of '

~ Ex-Governor Slade, OF Yer.
nont, has recently come West with
another bevy Of female teachers, tick
eEed for Illinois, Indiana, Missouri and
IOWA. This makes $50 that have come
ont under the Governors care. How
soon they will leave teaching other
mems children and 90 to raising those
Of their own must be determined bv
the census. =..#
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

IS during the month OF Octobe,
1910 emigrants landed at Castle
Garden, New York, bringing with them
sl,27d,5l6 in money-beng an aver
aye OF s71,54 per head. Over SIS
100000 come 10 this country through
em'grantS that is scarcely noticed by
business men. The total emigration
SO tar this year, has been !22,sll-
being 429 less than to the same period
last wear.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

F.4No>fs Non Fremont y IN {.
minority, >eselal A-ntrsd taon,;uno
-oi the popular vote III the Northern
Nta'lN : ahd nom present appearance,
".A l.gt have more than a majority Of
loQ,cy0 IA the non-s!ave holding states
over James Buchanan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

A kANsAs HEROINE. Lawrence,
Kansas Territory, correspondent OF the
Boston Traveller, tells tho following
story:
"About four miles South Of Blsntun .
Bridge. family Of German origin, ma
med Everhart resides. A year ago 1t cir
daughter was MARI ed to Nil. Eageoff,
also German. They took a claim near
the old folks, but it was soon found tina,
Eagleod did not trea, his wife we'll, and
finally, after spending oil she possessed
for liquor. he joined the the border ruf.
fans Mrs Esgleotf owned o COW, given
her by her father. which, GU his refusing
to feed she drove b me. About q we,k
since, Eagleof re-sppeared with some
half-dozen Germshs and demanded the
COW. Ih'. was refused by Everhart, who
erdesvored to parley with them. The,
threatened his life, upon which hi, wife,
an old lady OF over eIxty years, rushed
out and commenced upbraidiDg them
They ordered her to 90 indoors, upon
which she fetched out . long handled
pan foil Of boiling water. One Of them,
levclling bis rifle, threal ened to ehoo, her
il she lung it. Nothing daunted. she
did go. and Eagleoff only escaped bv
leapinR aside. She flung the psp at him,
and rushed in for something else. By
this time the neighbors we're alarmed,
and the rufhsns thought it prudent TO re-
treat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

w. +. johnson, owner OF lard fac
tory on the lake shore at Chicago.
has recovered 900 damages from
the Illinois Central Railroad Company
for cutting through his property.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

IA A"tVln county, OHIO, Bchjann
scott vas found dead, having been
killed with club. Two brothers ma
med fcutz were suspected. Tie
'stccn-eycd monster .ns' gated tie
murder.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

A NOVEL SEWING MAcnINR.-R G.
Gardner of Detroit, Mich, has invented
sewing machine, which, according to
the Scientific American, throws oil the
cheap machine Of these latter dave into
the shade. II is not mnch larger than .
PAIR OF scissors, csn be made FOR dol.
lar or 50. end the inventor thinks will
compete IN quality Of work sith msny
OF tho beet machines TOW 10 use. No
description of II has yet been published.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Buchanan over Fremont
S3.O23.
Buchanan over Fusion
27.l62.
Pb,iade phis, Nov II.


IL The fanatics are not n, dead
set, either IL The No.til u lie Sontl,.
Nh l.hctt Of South Carolina writes
c:tcr il tagor Of dissolution of tn.
Cnon The Union will las, sc,cra.
months notwithstanding.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

/ a PARIS JouRNAL's MisrAKE.-A paris
paper saws that "oue Of the largest cred
liors OF Barmun, Messrs. Jerome, Clock
Company, have cruelty forced him TO
sell at auction oil his property Blu. that
Mrs. Is. has insisted upon her richt..
granted By law. aud would ave some.
thing J" Without doubt Mr.. Clock il
right, and Barnum will have 10 "abide
his time" The French translators OF,
ten make comical mistakes with Amsri.
can news.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
JOHN J. LOCKE,
House, Hotel B Nte0nsbOAS
FURNl>HlNG WAREHOUSE,

NJ. 10 Fourth street, Ten DNIldinxs
sT LOUIS. NO
ElNE crILERr, Silver, Plated, Bi,ianis, Pianish-
~ ed, Japannei and Pain Tinware, Wooden aud
Willow Ware, fsafher Dusters, Brushes. b, oms &c
inclndinge very article in the House furn hing line!
would say TO Merchants and DeaIerssener ais
throughout the West hsvi0g determinedto do stree
y cash business and receiving my goods diyect from
! nm enabled 70 of-r greter
Inducements than any other Houss In the w-stern
country. country Merchants, while In the city,
r-qusted to call Goods packed and sent u part
u the country uat21dSno
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
NOTICE.
Gents Furnishing Goods
Notice.

NOTICE.
To Witisln Simpson, Rob.r' sim,..,n. IN. Ni.,,.
slpi.'n' Missouri Rsiroat Company. and nj, ~.
ef- interested inti- lsLi h. r. irai.er A. s,ribea.
You are Hereby n"titi that by Sirtt. ~ A., ,,di
dhahe- Of the iiy council II me civ Of Dsysnpr r,
passed pim'' l"th, 1886 er.t!,ie,. nr,,t.p,.
hf "" e"nliu"a'iuh mht eNtensi.n ~ uitb stree,
W "" tits % bsv mort east0 afdy" iury ~ Al,
slhp-hsten ff-'tsi-rs Of ,sid city viii b. sam,
uioh-d ard sworn n N" Mayer irfc. IN said m,
On IN" ist isr u u c'Eber neat 500 at aa'c;o,s
", L ~ = ana aNsT1 ID. Dances ann iu.u..rs
u'a' ma asrae :" NE ,wners # The land PROBES 10
2 'asen frr III Continuation and extpn,i,naf said
''ee' t'h- ''fdct u the nr-t ipry rturn on The
h'' INST haviue be ~ me sor sufficAn, r.u.4 .,
t,d.) Tie h. wing !, description u N. tr,r. q,
iahd prop sell T. ," taken for said extension of ,l
''fe a shewnh ~ The pa, ofthe survey thrr.,u,,J
by The city -ngineer and Oh die In ~. Mayo-, e,c
to wit:
ir''f 80 t-.' wt from m pre- ~, -.t,,,n,,,,,
~ r"r'h sir-tiu The tiN-r F. u; ,r,.t .,,,t.ip
Ms 'rtv-'hre+ "I'e hundrrJh. II 80 srre q, land 81
'aia william and Robert simpson aud tty nj, nm.
90 ha"df' tll- Il an aCr II land II aid NJ n Rail
hoal C"mphry--N y"u,'tr I4'h 1856
80 MITCHELL, Mayor of city II D,yF,pr,
Daily fili De. 1t