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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-22

At a Court Of Probate holden at Ellis
worth. within and for the County OF
Hancock. on the first Wcdnesda of
August. A. d. 1856:
John WHITAKER, administrator of
the estate of Calvin kittridge, late of Mt
Desert in said County demonstrating presented
his first account of administration upon said de-
ceascds estate for Probate Ordered That the said
administrator give notice thereof to all persons in
erested, by causing copy Of this order to be pub
iished three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
Ame'can printed in Ellsworth that they may ap-
pear u Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth
on the first Wednesday Of September next, at ten
OF the clock in the forenoon, and shcw cause, if
any they have, why the same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-attest WV. KING, Register
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK sat- the Court of County Commission
ers begun and held ut Ellsworth within and for
the County of Hancock on the fourth Tuesday
of April A. ID. one Thousand eight hundred and
fifty five aud by adjournment on the ninth day
of May A. ID. one thousand light hundred and
fifty five
ORDERED. That there be assessed on Township
No. s. South Division in the County of Hancock
for repairing the roads therein leading from the
Fast line of Ellsworth through said No. 8. to the
South line Of Watham estimated to contain eight
thousand nine hundred and sixty acres exclusive
of lands reserved for public uses-the sum of
eighty nine dollars and sixty cents being one cent
per acre; and Joseph T. Grant of Ellsworth is ap-
pointed Agent to expend said assessment accor-
dinghy.
And it is further ORDERED the following
sums be assessed upon the following township in
the County of Hancock 70 the purpose of repairing
the road leading from the South line Aurora
through said township to the West line of Bedding
ton viz:-0n township No. 2S middle Division es-
tmated to contain twenty-five thousand eighty acres
exclusive Of lands reserved for public uses the sum
of one hundred seventy six dollars and sixty four
cents being eight mills per acre: and Joseph
Murch Jr. of Ellsworth is hereby appointed Agent
to expend said sum (upon such portion ofsaid road
as lies in said township No. PSI according to law
Attest-P. W. PERRS. Clerk.
true copy Attcst-P ". PERRY. Clerk.
A true copy of certificate of assessment
ATTEST. ii. s TREyETr. County Treasurer.
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Books and Stationery

ever kept in this vicinity.
He is constantly receiving from Boston the
latest and best publication of the day. Also some
Of the mos, popular monthly Magazines and news
papers. All orders promptly attended to.
MOSES HALE,
Ellsworth, June 18th. 1856. 22tf
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PORTLAND, Aug.

A meeting was held in this city this
evening, to sustain the course of Repre-
sentatives in Congress, in voting for the
amendment to the appropriation bill.
Resolutions were passed approving
their course.
Hon. E. D. Culver Of New York, and
others addressed the meeting.
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DIED.

In this village, Aug. q, Eizcr W, son of David
days.
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N ARM E N VS..

N a Il N + N T. VS..
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY Aug. IS.
Sch Pcjock, Young, New York.
THURSDAY, Aug. II.
Sch Abigail Haynes. Lord, Boston.
Sch Abigail. Lord, Boston.
Sch Elizabeth Smith. Boston.
Sip Boomer, Prey, Cape Ann.
CLEARED.
FRIDAY, Aug. 10.
Nandalia, Griffin, Boston.
SATURDAY, Aug. l6
Sip Bloomer, Prey, Cape Ann.
SUNDAY, AUG. II.
Sch Wanderer, Tremorgy, Boston.
MONDAY, Aug Is.
Sch Morning Star, Murch, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Volant, Lord, New York.
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At II Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth,
within and for the County of Hancock,
on the first Wednesday of Aug. A. d. 1856.
Nh f o ID ORE G. WOODMA
administrator of the estate of Nathaniel Chase
late of Bueksport in said County, dcceased--hav-
ing presented his account of administration mp
on said deceaseds estate for Probate Ordered,
That the said Administrator give notice thereof to
all persons interested, by causing a copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth that
they may appear at Probate Court to be holden
at Ellsworth on the first Wednesday of September,
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon and shew
cause-if any they have--why the same should
not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy-Attest WARREN KING, Register
3w30
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- Congress adjourned last Monday. The
President issued Proclamation converting it
again the 2lst.
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BLACK SILK

OF all grades and pnces from so cts.
TO Sits plain and Figured, selling cheap by
A. ROBINSON.
No. Union Block, Main Street. eft
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All outstanding accounts not settled in thirty
days will be left with an attorney for collection.
W. W. ROGERS.
Ellsworth, June 18th, 1856. 2Otf
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber would give notice 20
his former customers and the public generally
that having purchased the stock of Books, Sta
tionery, Paper IIangings &c. of ]. b. 0sgood, Esd
and added to his former stock--he has now on hand
tho largest and best assortment Of
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THE PEOPLES
PICTORIAL DOMESTIC BIBLE,

This useful Book is destined if We can form an
opinion from the Notices of the press to have an
unprecedented circulation in every section of our
widespread continent, and to form a distinct era
in the sale of our works It will, no doubt, in a
few years become the family Bible of the Amcri.
People
- The most liberal remuneration will be al.
lowed to all persons who may be pleased procure
subscribers to the above. From 500 to LOG
copies may easily be circulated and sold in eacl
of the principal cities and towns of the Union
1t will be sold by subscription only.
~ Application should be made at once, as the
field will be occupied
- Persons wishing to act as Agents, and do
safe business can send for a Specimen copy. -,
II On receipt Of the established ;, -"
Dollars, the PICTORIAL FAMILY Bic high
well bound Subscription Book, will Of Chief
boxed, and forwarded per express, a., f,onx+
expenses to any central town or ~" ''
United States, excepting those of who repre-
gon and Texas. voted with
y Register your letters, ain corlv man
come safe. N"'Ay h'"A
u Orders respcctfullsc of Governor of
lars, address the subs"
n, amin should know better
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No femae. young or old, should be withnut I ceie
DRAFTED madeleine IT corrects ant regulates tile nthly
courses all periods, acting in many iik charm
IL IS also tina best and safest medicine that gwen
10 ehiidren OF all ages. and for any cenpla Conse
Ilently no alnily siionld be without it.
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GENERAL DEBILITY IILHEArTt,

Many OF the mos, despotic Government have opened
their Custom Houses To the introduction of these Pill
that they may becoms the medicine Of the masses
Learned Colleges admit that this medicine is the besr
remedy evsr known for persons Of delicate health Of
where the systom has been impaired
properties never fail 10 afford rsliei
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r. s. COLE, Oh airman.
GEO NJ. SARGENT, Sec'y.
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HOl1omay's Pills are tile best remedy
knolcn IN the rorld for tie
folioUi7ag diseases:

Asthma Darrhna Ipdaes,iop
Stone and Gravel owel Comlp'nts nropsy
Influenza Secondary Symp Coughs
Debility toms InGtma,io,
G"as ferer and Aeue Eenerea Affections
~" fa " eakness Ehes, Diseases Female Complaints
LIVER Complaints Costivehess Nur rs, of all kinds
L'wn'>s ofSpiItsDys q Headaches Pill.
~ Sold at the Manufactures of Prof Holloway. 50
Maiden Lane, New York and 22i Strand London by all
respectable Druggists aud Dealers in NIetcinl through
out the United States and tn. civilized world at IS
63 cts. and 81 per box
EJIhere Is considerable saving by taking tae larg
sizes
~ Directions Tor the guidance of patients in every
ri. fixed 10 eac Ii box uiari2 lus
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amin should know better
the mnmorY of the

/ nows that the foundation Of the
oystituton rests on the doctrine of the
kclusion of slavery from the common
territory of the country. He knows
that this doctrine has always character
lied the Wing party. with which he for
merly acted-and that Daniel Webster,
whom he SO generously applaudcd. main
tanned that doctrine to the end of his
life.
He knows, too, that the extension Of
slavery into territories now free can only
be done by permission Of Congress, and
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"Col. Fremont, in my opinion, is the
most meritorious American Of his age now
in existence. "-Sen0tor alien of Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
JoBS 8. BErTs Auctoneer.
A UCTION NOTICE.-GERARD & BELTS

JoBS 3. Belts, Auctioneer.
UCTION NOTICE.-GERARD & BETfS
IA will sell MONDAY, March 81, at II O'clock st No. Is9
Atsncst Brooklyn lby order Of the assimee-Stock 81
Drugs Lease store &cThe entire Stock.
Fixtures Lease good will of Drugs Chemc ais PerfumeV.
&c. contained in the above store.
The of the OF the most elegant kind being
exceedingly rich and elaborate in design and nsh Plate 0a
Show widows Marble Tile Floor Marble top Counters Plate
Show Cases French Platform Scales &c., including Al
tue fxtnres, fittings, &C.. of frstcsss store.
The lease (which will be sol immediately after the sbovel 10
very valuable one having three years to from Ist Mag
sext. 80, -
The sale will be without to the highest bidder Al
relation stock lease &C. may be obtained
tbs premises v day prior To the SALE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
6cnses ano farms h)anieb.
TrRNIsUED ROOMS WANTED. from the let

FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED. from the let
NAV By the month with privilege Of the year By Gen
teu an sLd Of Psor Sitting
Beoroom IN attic for servant and privilege Of Kitchen for eo,s
irs Funure be in good order and A1dre~ VAL
LILY FORGR Tribune Ofice Preference given 70 places
east Of Broadway or Bowery up to Sth-st
NTFSTERN LANDS WANTED in MICH
w loan, WISCONSIN, IOWA, ILLINOIS and IN ~,
10 trade for improved City Properly some cash vh
he psld s. COCKCROFT 4 A p. SkELpINp;,
No IS Merchsnts RIcAsnse, Wallet, y. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
r.. DELIssEs, Auctonser
DY IFAVITT DELISSER 81 Co. Nc

X. L. DELIssgs, Auctoneer.
PY LEAVITT, DELISSER 81 Co., No. 81
ID and S79 Broadway, of Whe-st-For the ssie q
BOOKS STATIONERY, PAPER, PAINTINGS, FANCY
GOODS WORKS of ART, FURNITURE, and MERCHAA-
Disc generally. -....
BOOKS, sTEREOTYPE PLATES and sTATioNEnx:
The Second Regular Trade Sale Of the Publshers As
socistion will commence THURSDAY 10Th Of March, win
and attractive Catalogue OF Books to be followed by ts
.argest invoices Of
STEREOTYPE PLATES
offered trade sale consisting OF over 20 sets 81
Plates Of good valuable and Standard Morksanons the
Raselas Sw Tale Of Tub The Sorrows OF Wer-
ter Boomeds Poems Lives Of Madison aud Monroe, School
crafts Red Men of the Forest the Works Of Oliver Godsmts
Alexander Pope Percy Bysshe Shelley s. Colendge, VII
1sm Cowper Byrons Don Jusn ShskeTesres Works. with
life and Poems in pocket yos4O ILLUSTRATIONS on stses
French Revolution vols Psysons Memoirs and Seq
mons vols syo Caryle's Life of schiler Medes Romsn
The invoices of STATIONERY heavy and attractive ana
wholesale buyers will have opportunity OF purchasing
large quantities
Catalogues ready for disteutcp be obtsnee
of Phillips Sampson Co., and Little Brown Co. bosoaS
j. b. Lippincott Co., aud b. Smith Co., Phsdephisj
W. Mnife, and Lucas Brothers, Baltimore Moore wnstsss.
Keys Co. CiDcsnati B. Steel, New Orleans and Of QUE
sslyes-whch will be forwarded to the Trade prepaid
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
RUSSELL w Wssrcorr Auctioneer.
A TCTION SALE of superior HOUSEHOLD

"A FURNITURF-THIS DAY tFrdayb at 10y ocsoSs'
No y sth near l4th embracing large ana e,c
qspt variety OF Paror Dinngroou and Chsuser Furniture
all order having been used but short time the whole
OF which without and deposit required OF
s purchasers. The Furniture consists in part Of tine rose
wood Piano Forte with sio and covers suite OF rose
Panor Furniture pieces in rich broeefe with covei
one suite Rosewood Furniture in velvet pieces ootl suites
OF the best deicp,on rosewood marble top Center sni rer
Tables nabeop Etasere French plate Doors two large
French plate Mirrors with slabs and brackets Lace Cusns
aud shades Oil Paintings elegant China Vsses Ornoiu CLOCK,
r God Reception end Easy Chairs French Sofas Cottage
ard Chairs Library Bookcase, kers Sois ped
stead Lounges Hat Stand Stair Csrpet marble top ShsnoS
Sute Bsdstesds msrbletop Bnresus,
ten Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Mirrors TsPss
"a ngsin Corets &C. EeRsnt Oak Extension Table, Silver
Ware rich China Cut Ware Refrigerator Meat sale.
Stove and Fixtures, &c Catalogues a. house.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
5ales bp Anetion.
D. 8 HouGH, Anciopser.
U(TION NOTICE. E.-Magniicent rosewood

AUCTION NOTiCE.-Msgn6eeu rosewood
Xb fanoFoTte French plate Pier Olases. elegant Ensn
ve',es Cmpcs rosewood Bookcase Arno,ss V1'
ING 10 G.sk the private rcsicnee inot sessrias
boufe No 20 Murray 81 Cole place These goots are
une1eelled IA the city, and wsEasted whs the sae sd
in the psIlors thse wishing goods ii snd
PARLoRs And ExTESsIos ROoA-Upwsrd Of lao yards ef
Crsley Velvet Tapestry Csrpens enfirey ss
sle sn rosewood suite of pieces es,t and crimson Frsneh
both solid rosewood and heavily carved also the linen sp
ers slendd rosewood Bookcase aid Secretary si~s
ors side Etsr-re with msrb top and ei with plat mir
orp srye Tccisve double action heavily carved rosewood
PanoFoe $3.50 also large black walnut Library Bsok
csse with Plate mirror front, also me vaney OF
Tables beautiful styles embracing center sofa aud ohes;
conmodors srrrg Easy Chsrs also Ladies Reception do.
lace o. COS; 50 also beautiful Shades finely framed trench
Pier Giasses with slabs aad brackets also gest rumoer
elegantly framed Works Of Art By eIineni ss noss naeee
Vases Of immense cost also marble Bnsts and S&taess
Pslian Fsures std other choice Decorations PAPER macas
and rear. .nla.d rosewood Work Tables - =.
DnNe RooN-Spendi French China gold band Dinner Sst,
go sso Zee Sets a. 6 and SS pieces Nso saver do
.nd pieces TO, tes and eShse rudy 81. ca,s, Sss
&c Silver Pitchers Butter haises Cups, &C <hne eeases
land abe Casters; Cneryi elegantly
r.n,ed Waiters; cutgsss Tumoers' uoolets oousS tr
.;,a L. Nr dozen fine Prescott mahogany Dinlss
Cb,s rahogsuy sofas Dining Table IL feet mshossny Ex
tension Tatle COS: $sO mshossny Chairs Rockers &c io''e
BEnsooNs-A large variety Of elegant rosewood and ma
horsny Bedsts sd different styles sso rosewood d ms
hogspy Bureaus and Ms'hstsnds hue Ispsst sns U.,,
Carpets Meroos Toilet SETS Counte'gans nsuAc's, s
Mattresses mahogany Center and Csd Tables Oners ctsass
Fine Hair Feather Beds Belsters and fniows os
of other goods entirely needless 70 ehrae ~
NAV Venss necessary 20 those coming from as
arco that they will be dlapDoiaed with sas eataosue
goods, eitLes in their qualify hEish or present eopea
NJ, l. not raet-ap broken down or piece OF tarnitwe
that shows ear among them. Sale positive aud the ess
ogues all resdy Apply the house or a. tho
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

no MILLINERs and DRESsMAKERS.-TO
Go Ubom il map Concern.

A DyERTisEMENTs for the best newspapers
IA city eSsus daily ,eesiy-d ne publish
eSs ION sss fsfessi '. b. PAihEks ADVERTISING AGEN
fos esssinsfion. ssd sn needfa nf0Fuston giVsn.
VI~HE MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY
hssy sise B0ics and after the ls day Of Oco
ar prce u tbeir Cos vii b. REDUCED trom S
tsb@ pr ifeo eosie let > H. HOWARD. ses'y
TI,O SHIPnAsTERs.--At a Meeting of the
Board q Ubdsrwniers hold febfpsry a. is tho follow.
la t.e sss sa0psd BY the Board u Pilot Couunissgser
ss red snd resolved that te sane b. aPprcvet aud
e. sssy eousaded he notice spc obserNanee Of Ship
,..Ss,t. FLLWOOD WALTER.
Secretary Of the beard Of Underwries
Tnst the OVG9l Of the Board " Plot totnms
ehouc the control o. men yes
bsy sru the mafS and ranges o. the hAoor
FU;od b. compotenf - shpnasters 70
Dssgsts shes tie Ef0u " vessel y e Dc door0ined oy
obssrseols worSinE problems ~ naVsson
eBd sso ofB practc, understanding ths management s2s
E<seit<6 That Le Bosid II Commissioners DO esuesy
teesnss1l. rkas apfaoseas the coast, the fkEQUENT
usk Og Thy LOG AND LEAD aud comparison VI the latter
si their Chsrts ~ the judgment BY those ns&t the
e-.stsfsof Of sss le much diminished.
RUSSELL STURGESS,
GEORGE W BLlsT co,,t.
CHAHIES ~. MAhSHALI,R
MORGAN. -~0s's
March s. iss ROBERT l. TAYLOR,
T,HF NEw-YoRK BRASS and MANUFAC-
u TURING COMPANY waose bui. ding w.s damaged by
fe We'd esjsy nsh void iufOr their that
Sesy VII he made ns orders fo Goods aud that the Roll
is b ~i Be IL operson early neS week when all orders
foi jObblng WI te attended 70 ~ usual
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
Cl0RpORATION DOCKS and SLIPS to be

CORPORATION DOCKS and SLIPS to be
~ LEASED st PUBLIC AUCTION-Noice is hereby given
the Docks and Slips belonging the Corporation
which are 10 be leased first day of May will be
leased bids public auction THURSDAY, April 1885,
st IL O'Clock m the City Hall for the term Of five
The number and location OF the Piers and Slips to be leased
and the and conditions Of sale be obtained spp
cation the CotnptroeIs Office No. Hall of Records; and
maps exhibiting the Corporation whaes aud Piers may be
at the place.
Department Of Finance, New York, Feb q, 1850
FERNANDO WOOD Mayor
JAMES M. SMITH junior, Recorder.
A. q. FLAGG. Comptroller.
ROBERT KELLY, Cbsmberlsin
PETER p VOORHEES, Chairman Finance Com.
mittee Board Aldermen.
GEORGE A. BARNEY, Ch. f. C. b. Councilmen,
Commissioners Of Sinking Fund.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
A. NJ. MERwIs, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade-S Sale

- Rooms. No l3 Park row -
SIXTY-THIRD NEW-YORR TRADE SALE
will commence TUESDAY 18th March, with the sale d
Books, which will occupy six days.
After Book sale the Stationery Papers Blank Books,
kc will be sold commencing on TUESDAY, 25 March, and
continuing until completed.
sale Of Stereotype Plates Engraved Steel and Coppe9
Plates will be held Oh SATURDAY, I'D Mach.
Purchasers will find that the Catalogue embraces subssa1.
classes of small well large there being rec-
the size Of LOTS and there aso no restriction -
quantities those announced In tho Gate
logue upon obtaining their full supplies Tho
In the Catalogue not to be sold at
other Trade Sale in this city.
The Catalogue il ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
GALE of REAL EsTATE.-By virtue of an or

CAIE OF REAL ESTAT E.-By VIftut Ul IN Ur-
- ofhe Court Of Suffolk County-ss respect the
interest ofHELRN NJ HALSEY, infsnt-snd with the as
cent the other interested In the prop
erty the subscriber offers for ae al the following described
real estate late the property Of Luther hs deceased stu
sted in Brdgehamron ,sd County Of Suffolk 10 wit: The
HOMESTEAD containing about seventeen ecres OF choice
l- with oube wC-s'ory dwelling house, nearly new;
sree barn and convenient oubudI good repair pleas
sny situated about mile Of the church, on the main
road TO Southampton.
Also piece Of cleared lard Of about acres called
SpriI lfed. - ,,,,, n -. -. -.
six
Al,o Iiece Of wood land Of about thirty
Th sale will be NOON condition that the Court confirm
the sae the teTest Of said infant and that all
oter having interest execute proper deeds 70 the
II being the intent sell all the estate which Lu
he Haley bad the premises At the time OF his h incud
ing h widows right Of dover II the said premises not sold
On or before the 2st day Of April next the same viii be offered
At Public Auction that day at o'clock m at the dwell
aforesaid Brdgehamp,on. Terms Of sale made
krown application TO the March
l5, 1856 - JAMES VI ~ :,
nh2l lawfwFf Special Guardian OF Helen M massey
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
IARPyTOWN INTsITUTE.-Iu this Institute
panfins Academies.

DODWORTHs PRIVATE DANCING
IA ACADEMIES
No sCs Broadway, Nev-1ork;
No iS Montague place, Brooklyn;
will continue oren until the lst OF June ena1ns aoss ~oo
r ete Al the present complete tu.l quartet ihe
ases sr 20 beginners enter at any Ile
with raual advantages
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21

z ~ UI EUV1 IIItUNIN VI E1@'|' ~"
e)sOUO SALY in the vicinity of this City containing
very large and valuable Shook Mil very large steam saw MIL
case Of saving twelve fifteen thousand feet OF lumber per
ay Store COoper's Shop Backmhs shop ten or twelve
coed eg Houses very large Barn. tosethor with all the
necessary and implements 10 conduct lsree aud
profitable Shook and Lumber business The Timber IS aoun-
dsbt Oak Chestnut, Pine, sugarNape White
Narie White and Black Ash, Black Birch, White aud Red
Beech Herock large quantity OF shpIimber can be
The above Mills complete running order and at pre- sent
in orerafitn
One million feet Of Lumber will be sold with the Lard de-
sired. thousand OF this land excellent Tor
farming especially grazing farms very large amount
been expended the improvements The prop
erty producing large income and to party capable
ofconduetng this kind business the above opportunity
for safe and profitable investment such as seldom Offers
Apply TO FEET NICHOLS Attorneys &c, .
p s-Tbe property Is uninoumbered and hr;tcass dwell
lnsLouse location TO suit in Brooklyn would be takeu in
part for it,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
Real gstate for 9ait.


BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
ID At wlites,Obe, L. l.. ovsrlOokns f5r sesTyier East
River and Sound LsEe AaLson Hone st.ne fee noasc
Garden and hns Lawn cpns to the Rissr 0se y the most
loes,ions be found Accessible esn, ne, aAy
Is Fihns Rsrosd and bJ sesnSolt. fs1T uis1
sfS Peck dip Also ssles few ehoce dLA ~ Al
einios the above. Apply 70 WILLIAMS : Cu SNtNGhAN
No Ie; Fulton e. OF 10 DAVID s. WILLIAMS ~ F.ashins
COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE-ln the village
~ Flushipr house In the lslsn style, built very
thor urhy IN 1854 for the owners use ard tnis1e wa every
a cspyeDeuce OF furnace bath water closet, laHn
dry &c IL contains 9 drawing room, library dnin room
seven eep sroorns and kitchen sbove ground Eiea sleep
prrom furnished with essers opening nto
b eoDrsc'ing with the kitchen chimney The grounds
orsreed with decuous and evergreen trees and shrubs aud
he Garden "a vh fruit trees The vicinity Of Flushing to New
yot " Ia accessible railroad IN ss than hour lts Gel
ebstsd schools and gardens s hesness and the beauty
m suron6nss render this house very desirable for
uh no visIes pIe easant country residence. Apply 70
J. b. PARSONS. No. . Wall st, basement
EARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
II CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY is now prepared TO
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
FA MING l. A ID s,
IN TEAc1s OF Forty AcREs AND UPWARD,
LONG CREDITS
-