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SIS Reward.

DROhE away RON the stable Of Samuel Blake, near
ID Aliens saw y, In Livingston county on Christmas
night, BLIGHT BAY MARE, Eve year, old With b.ack
mane and tail, about II hani- high heavy built -hoj
before, has peculiarly shaped hind tg and her hind
iero"k g"iHb nearly bend 90 the gru4ud. When las,
hanging loose.
s. Of 'he above reward viii b. paid to the first man
giving Information enabling me 70 recover The mare and
~ for her delivery to me with any other reasonable
charges. Address me a. ser.aa, L. Sale county, lis.
Fgb9 DANIEL BLAKE.
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Frozen TO DEArH.-On Sunday night,
Jan. 9th as We learn from the Delhi 1rgus
Mr. VIM Shuttle and son, of Richland
Delaware Co. Were both frozen. The son
was found dead on the S,h, with his fathers
coat spread over him and Mr.. Shullzc on
Friday the nth, some five or six miles out
on the prairie whittier he had yainly wan.
dercd in search of shelter. The catalogue of
deaths by freezing, in Iowa this season, is
full and melancholy indeed Iona city Hep.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

At Lebanon, Tenn, on the eth ult., n
man named Watson, with his three sons
entered school house and alta,k ed n young
man named New and his little brother agcd
- years, shooting New through the heart
and stabbiug the boy in nine places, although
he is still alive, The difficulty grew out of
an old family quarrel. The Watson's were
in Jail at last accounts.
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a meeting n th' Board Of Eluraton held this
"a morning. t1r following orders were passed
OHDEHGD That the school p the ah d..fFrt iu.., ~
~ @a'j b. "i'trd 'r The reception pr scholar on
h''n'! nnN', and that scholars under tir A.. Of ~
'or examination M the morning q that day
hF"''''h and scholar, over the ,g. %. 4. wear. iu III,
al, I'''H ~ same day. at O'Clock
u-'H,b' ihat l'r tie present, all scholars living in
- ~ 40. o. anu that portion ~ district No Wing
west OF tn crutre 81 h. sale street md .gu,t If me
70, ''u'l''H street. and also all those ia district
10 M" "' i'ahel 10 cutter 'hc me grammar or iigh
tTict " ~ ~
And all those scholars living in d.tric, NJ and tho
rtuAmlnR part OF district No. :, and also an thusc N
district No, Who qualified to enter the grammar or
high school department. shall attend the school n IA. "a
district.
By order Of the Board Of Education.
FEB WI NJ TElE Cerl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

MINERAL WEALTH OF SourHrRy IrIyois.
From long article in the Chicago Press
IN reference to the operations and prospects
OF the Saline Coal and Manufacturing Com
yaUy, we cut the following paragraph in
reference 10 the land owned by the Compa.
ny in Saline county, in this state:
The lands Of the Company contain great.
abundance Of mineral riches than can prob,
ably be found elsewhere in the world in the
same area. \ Section taken two miles
across tn. out crops, cuts six seams Of car
donate Of iron, variety celebrated as the
Black Band Iron, and superior for free run
ming and economy OF coal, TO any other.
Five million tons Of this ore underlie the
property. Thirteen seams Of coal, seven of
which are workable, and of a total thickness
vi 80 feet, also open out, containing in the
purchased mlts. II deposit of ono hundred
eighty million tons of coal Sand stones -
lqUaIred for years for the Cumberland
River furnaccSD fire clay, including the
best porcelain clay; grindstoncs slate; -
limestone and marble, ar. all intcrpOsed be-
tween the scpcrate seams Of Goa and ron
Upon tract adjourning are three singular
RIssHrCs OF hcmatltc iron ore, containing a
mass beyond any present means Of estiina-
ton, and apr ar,ntly lncXhaustiblc.
To this apidinary mineral wealth are
to be added magnificent forest growth Of
the best kinds of timber, and numerous salt
springs, from which il is estimated that l5O,-
900 bushels Of salt can be made annually.
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SorloNorE TrNNEp ur.-Adyiccs from
Cape llaytan, to the 10th u,t. sto,c tho,,hc
missing Emperor had turned up and was
busy recruiting another army for \ second
attack on the Domnicans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

ScrNf uroN a STEAMBOAT Captain Jaw.
fully riied.) -."llow came you TO turn in
there with your boots oni" Backwools.
man (who had just woke up)--"Why, do
you want Teller to turn in here among
these yatmnts harclootcl%"
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SNow-SSow-A telegraph despatch from
Buffalo on Thursday says, "all our railroads
are blocked with snow. No train from the
east since Monday. No train over Lake
shore road for three days"
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FRoM New MEXlCo.- Santa Fe papers to
December 20 have been received. The Ter
ritorial Legislature met on the Sd of that
month. The acting Governor, W. W. Davis,
in his message, earnestly denounced secret
political societies and prescription for relg-
ious opinions.
The message was read in English, but it
was supposed that there were but tUo mem.
bcrs in both houses who were able to under.
stand it. There are but two American mem.
bers, one in each house The message was
afterwards read by the Clerk in Spanish
Don Facundo Pine, Of Santa Fe, is the Pre-.
sident of the Senate and Don Caledonia
Valdez the Speaker of the House of Repre-.
sentatives. The Council consists of thirteen
members, but one Of whom, it is said (the
President can MAKE decent speech; and
there are 26 members in the House. DR..
Connolly is the American member of the
Council, and young lawyer named Hub.
bell, from Connecticut, the Anglo Saxon re.
preventative in the House. Altogether the
New. Mexican Legislature does not seem to
be q very brilliant body.-Chi Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

At the charter election in Detroit on
Monday, i. NJ. Hyde, republican, was elect.
ed mayor by small majority. The demo.
Gratis elected ELK out Of the cish. aldermen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

JonS G. SAKE has SO far recovered his
health as to have resumed his travels. lie
spoke IN Detroit on Friday night, and is an.
nounccd for Cincinnati on the 9TH inst.
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A train of thirty.one freight cars, laden
with 1900 hogs left the Salem dll) sta
ton, few days since for St. Louis 1t re-
on;rcd two engines to take this train in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

The Worcester (Mass.) Spy says the Rev.
Mr.. Gibson, of that city, christened child.
few days since, which was the fourth child
Of its mother born within year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

Hon Edward Curtis, formerly collector at
New York, and friend of Mr.. Webster is
ror IN inmate Of lunatic asylum at Flats
hush. Long Island
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Ihr Great t.ngiiNh Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRA IED FEMALE PILLS.

)RtfNRED from a prescription Of Sir James Clarke,
j ". b, Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. THIS
ihEaiuah. Medicine i uulaiiu. IN the Of all those
pau'u and dangerous diseases Incident to the female
consultation.
II mndefa"s al excess, removes all distractions, and
brings 900 III" monthly period viii regularity. These
P- should be used Two three weeks previous
hnemrui they fOrtiiy tie constitution, gud lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother 20 perform
her duties viii safety To h.r-"f and child
THEft PIs .HcCip NuT 10 TAKEN TIN'LCs DURING I'm.
FIRST THREE MONTHS o. PhtGNsSur, A. THEY ARE
srhE ~ hEINH oN MalsEEIAsE, mr. Al ASr oTrtR ma
TIER ara
In all cases ~ Nervous and Spinal ATrcti0ns pain In
he Back AMI Limbs. ll-lyiuess, Fatigue on Sight Ever.
tion. Ptlprtou ~ the Heart, Lowuess ~ Spirits. Hys-
:rrrs Sick Headache, whites, and an the painful di.aa
oCc1siuucd by disorlerei system thes. PMS viii ef
feet n cure when all other means have failed and al
though p1Weriu remedy. 10 not contain iron caloue
anthony. ur any other mineral
Full directions accompanying sach package. Price, In
the United States and Canada, One Dollar
Sole Agents for the United States,
l. C. BALDWIN ( Co,
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Chicago l. r. island RaiIroad.

Ia - ,4,.a.,...... Z. a.. -.
TRAINS Pass OTTA VA STATION,
l.lISi. Il NsI
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SOUTH OTTAWA
Drug and Grocery Store !!
MAENES A. rulNpSn,

1 AVE opened Drug and Grocery Store IN the Co.
~ mcnt building, on the corner Of Main and Centre
streets, where they will keep hand complete stock 81
Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines and Luunrs
for medicinal purposes, Yankee Notions common aud
fancy Candy and all kinds OF Family Groceries The ci-
tzens OF South Ottawa and vicinity respectfully in
Ntod TO give u. cali Our stock is and fresh and
well selected and We are determined to sell our goods as
cheap rs any house In North Ottawa for cash or in es
change for all kinds Of produce.
HORSE AND CATTLE FARRlERING in all Its branch.
cs, attended to. Mr. y. NNGNES, of the above firm Is
regularly bred horse and cattle Doctor, having DIrLo-
VI, rom the tarrery OF stockholm, in Sweden, and has
all kinds OF medicines and instruments hand in order
to relieve horses and cattle lie will always take plea.
sure IN attending to calls In that line Jan 26-ly.
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CITY PAINT SnOp.

arrow COUCIt tender their services to the people Of
u Ottawa In the line Of House, Sign, and Carriage
Painting Paper Hanging and Glazing.
Also, whitewashing with white zine done up In the
nentest kind of style.
shop Columbus street, opposite the Ottawa House
Euhr
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(':luuliOn.

YYYIIE4EAS, my wife, Elizabeth Ann Brown, has ieh
w my bed aud board without just cause or pro'oca.
ton this I. TO caution all persons against hafborng or
Feb O-Sws HIRAM T. brown,
YCoR SALE 10 city lots In Ottawa CITY, Tor which hc'
+ raj credit viii he given. Enquire NJ thp Y FAY,
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Coal and Wood Xnrd.

L,sEs. HARDING 4 PENNEIL take this opnortp.
~ MY 81 informing the citizens o Ottawa that they
have leased the "har' the basin back Of the Wals.t
HI 1ing Warehouse, for the purpose Of selling Wool
and Coal, Wholesale and Retail where all order, can be-
hucd OF the best quality and at the shortest notice We
therefore solicit the patronage Of all those wishing to
purchase good article, and also fair price Those
having large lots Of Wood Coal from the country
would do well 10 make arr4Hgeu with Us as soon As
possible.
y b Wanted, several good Farms for Gentlemen
coming from the East, also those wishing to purchase
land 10y giving Us call can have opportunity of buy.
ing some Of the best Land In ia sale co.
Office with DR.. J o Harris west side Of the court
house.
Ottawa, Feb 2, 1856 HARDING PESyEir
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WORTHLESS BASTs.-Thc following banks
are thrown out as Uncurrcnt by the Chicago
Bankers:
Central Bank, Rhode Island.
farmcr'a Bank, do
Orono Bank, Maine.
Ellsworth Bank, do
SearSport Bank, do
Mousum River Bank, do
Bank Of IIalowell, do
Peoples Bank, Derby Line, Vermont.
South Royalton Bank, do
Grocer's Bank, Boston.
Marlborough Bank, Massachusetts,.
Farmers d Droyers Bank, Penn.
Franklin Bank, do
Warren County Bank, do
Bank OF Chambcrsburgh, do
Bank of Gcttysburgh, do
Bank Of MiddIetown, do
Bank of Newcastle, do
Farmers 4 Merchants Bank, Maryland.
llagcrs;own Savings Bank, do
Valley Bank, do
Stock Banks Of Virginia
" Ohio, told plate)
Indiana, except Michigan
CITY,
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Iron Railing Mandatory,

wear lhe Wy Mis-, aud . ltil" south Of C4lIen 4
knights sash Factory.
oT1 AVA, ILLINOIS.
IOHS NAGER respectfully announce, that he Ia,
81 opened, At the above place establishment l,r the
manufacture Of
iroH Hai!ing far Cemeteries, Eont Yards,
Pahiic Squares, dc.
Also made to order iron lash, shutters doors. s,,,,
bank vaults, sheet iron roofing, g.. Feb g ls5s-,f
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Jefferson Davis decline the seat 10 the L.
!. Senate to which he was recently elected
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y 7
v n 500 enclosed to either NJ tie General Agents
will ensure bottle " the PMS by return mail
For sale by l. Y. GluGGS, Agent
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Democratic County convention.

4 He und'r..g ID, ceup-raug central committee APP
pp.ntr! ai lUr last Ia Sale county democratic con-
ventOn, r,-...u 20 ', ta. tar yolurs " the
raj towns 30 f.. county ..cHD.r al the uHua! place Of
holding elections, stiurI . the lith Dig Of Frbrua
~, inst iHr i.' p.'p.'r U' appointing delegates u a
county ,Yl,.ul 80 Har-' tt u.taRa 1I
Fr,jav. M, Zgd hu, .t F,b,Yar4, inst,
At O'Clock T. 81 or 'e plrpnse Of selecting six dele
gates l'sH. f. stat convention, which will meet at
Springfield 'u is IS, 20. Nay next To nominate cAndi-
patss for GpE'Irr IT.. Governor, Secretary " state,
Auditor, Treasurer bad superintendent o. Schools also
- form stale electoral ', and to appoint delegates
10 the Democrats Nu.iaa, CIuyen.ou, Cincinnati ia
June newt.
Undesirable iha. there BIG a fau attendance Of dele.
gates aud other, Who fee, interest u :he cause NJ de-
nocracy, mot only u s'w o.. DIE Importance " the bu.
To- BE- tr.usart.d bat also VI promoting
harmony aud guyl feeling
Toe different towns viii be entitled 10 the following
number OF deli gate,
Adams 2 Bruce BrookG-lI ? Dayton 8, Deer PARK
2 Dimmics EIru 2 E4ge 2. Ear 3, Farm Ridge 2
Freedom Grand Rapid 2 Hope =. La SALE & MauNus
3 MsruIou 2 M.,.Yu 3. Worthwhile 3, Oph.r = Ottawa g.
Rutland salisbury ., serena 2, south Oitas4 2, Troy
Grove ., unra 2, 'e'msli1u :! "altham 2
join Ill>E
MM BARKER
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Nu,icnI Convention.

.. HERE will be Musical Convention In Joliet, on the
18th and 18th inst, under the direction Of H. II.
NutpR II IL the intention of the convention to give
nuhc concert the evening Of the 18th, at which time
,hey will bring out the "Oratnrio of Daniel"
Singers are expected from Ottawa, Morris, Lockport
nd Ihirnun, Feb
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Mrs, GRAY

rvyo,,Lp inform The public that she still, continues to
w ,,,r' sons on the piano, guitar, and mcodeon.
" ,ns,ruction IN thorough bass, Lessons given at
r place. at Auasa Fosters, west OF the side.
mi, md at the residence ui pupils, Jan ~
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Cord wood.

30 BOXES, In whole, half and quarters, Just arrived
} from New York and for sale by
bee 20 GRO ". PIERCE
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Ottavn UomTop,,bic Pharmacy.

hotTuE VI .NAMAEN respectfully informs the homr.
opgtlc Physicians and friends Of the system that he
has hand good assortment; Of the best MEDICINES
complete ia u ys',m and family medicine chests, IN
Tuctures, p!ut.uns and luturatious; also. Pocket
Cases ~ Medicine, from - to - each ami Domestic
Books, standard WORKS, &c, NJ New York prices
- UlL-n Nm NAillurrr,. ElnLk lhlrl llor l.n 26
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Money to Loan,
NSNv Gran lknisian


rN short time, Apply to the subscriber At the Far.
~ nam House Jan b-lmfI =, VI. HALL.
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Ii is Invcll:e d,


SY1IIE very thing that farmers have long wnntcia r.
u PARAriNG CORN SIIEIlER, with one horse pow.
er, which superior to anything Of the Kind in use, for
its neatness, durability perfection of its work ana us
usefulness to farmers In general. The whole machn"
weighs $50 lbs aud l. capable Of Smelling ana pl,rrnR
FOR market or milling 80 bushels per hour under Avora
bile circumstances The power may ne usCd 'nr various
other purnoscs For sale by Feb " J. MANiEl,
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,v,,Ir snbscrihcr. would respectfully inform the public
that the above Min Is IN ml operation, with four tuu
81 birrs for doing CUSTOM WORK. This Mil can run
when the Mills in Ottawa cannot account NJ the Ice
Keeping the water back Al those wanting grinding can
have ii done by coming to the above Mil -
Dnvion Feb g-lms W 81 STNDDEN.
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IA J,r"s dro nnisrot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
sHYPPTvG.

TOR IIyERPooL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship ERICSSON, Lowber commander, win depart with
the United States mails for Europe positively Saturday
street
EoricErhe Of this ifne water tight
partments and 70 avoid danger from ice win the
For freight or having uneqaied accommodation for
elegance and comfort apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS Sc Wall street
Passengers requested be board II O'Clock n
be returned.
The steamship Atlantic Edridge viii succeed the Ericsson,
EoTcr-The rate Of freight from Liverpool 70 New York
notice.
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SHIPPING.

LIOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.-SEMI-wEEKIY
I United aetc- Mail Iinc.-The and magnificent fast
going Steamship NASHVILLE Commodore Berry, will Leave
ec@ely For freight apply board where all bills Of la
an will BIO signed and for passage at the oice OF sPoF
10 RID. TIIFSTON & CO., - Broadway Cabin passage
81. The aud fsvor+e steamship Marion. Captain W.
Fceser Will succeed and leave on wednesday june 20 The
ore Carolina having resumed her regular trips
the varous landings the st Johns river connecting with
the steamers from Hrk md leaving Charleston every
"a urday at O'Clock J.. NJ. Through tickets 10 Jackson
Wiz $3l; TO Pllatka, $S3.
NOR NORFOLK AND RICHM0ND--THE UNITED
II state< mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish
viii fer he shove places on Saturday 2lst instant q,
al Norto ON sunday afternoon and nj Richmond Monday
mofung Passengers for The Soph viii proceed whou,
Law IN great mail line Charleston, Augusta, savannah
Ac lin vclcrs will nnd this the cheapest peasanest and
most 'pediuous route s.sge asa iare ncnaing state
s.erse, half price Apply to LUDLAM PLEASANTs
HfY4S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

THE NEW YORK ANB LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
l. mail steamers The ships comprising this line
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldridge
The BALTIC Capt. Joseph Comstock.
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West
These shps having been bu expressly for tho
government service every has beep taken In er
etructsn, Also In their engines 10 insure strength
speed and their passengers unequal
led for elegance and comfort
Price of passsg from New York TO LIVERPOOL IN first cabin
$so " second do 80 Exclusys Of EXTRA si.e state
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each chip No
bes can be occurred until paid for The ships Of this line
from zee wh not cross he Banks north Of ~ degrees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

DEsIRABLE PROPERTY AT SARATOGA FOR SALE
~ The whole half Of thirty of land, adjoining the
Empire Spring, including the Red sulphur Spring
sold by July 20 will then be offered public lots
SO by $50 feet. Apply 70 j. W. BENSON, HOAG 4
CRANE, Saratoga Springs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

JAMES MAXWELL, LATE PROPRIETOR oFUBBOT-
q sons Longs the Grafton and the London Hote and the
North and South American Coffee House, inform
American friends visiting London that j. NJ st ineressd
hotels In his nehbohood and hiss Also several private
nshed houses always let In apartments entirely in s
the very best part Of London BAH applications 70 be
Of Stafford and Abemare streets lPccady London
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EUROPEAN ADVERT7sEMENTs.


her Majesty Queen Victoria late proprietor Of bbotfns
South American Coffee House bess inform his AmsrAn pa
irons and friends visiting England that J. oed SGfho
largest wine merchants at he West End d LonAoE hn9
cellars under Ma various private hsuses hsAa395ls
cies and the wine and spirit business Ne 40 Or
and Abemare streets Piocadihy London. Refefsn4G A&d
bankers Sir Claude Scott Bart Company, No Cayendkh
square, London - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
~ retail store doing good business, thick and popu.
Ious neighborhood to be sold cheap for cash. Apply 81
Houston
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TvARM FOR SALE-Af GREAT NECK, L. T., ABOUT
seventy viii be sold together or in parcels TO suit
purchasers situated Immediately Little Neck Bay, Ia
hours steamboat New York sail good
very healthy fine views Of the Bay and Sound
contains several beautiful building sites, and Is
about ten walk from the steamboat landing Apply
70 SAUL 7. skIDMORE, 66 Wall street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

~ class three story frame house, with all the modern
improvements, built In the most substantial manner, and
beautifully finished Oxford street, Fulton avenue
This Is one OF the most desirable locations In the city
The house stands double terrace a feet from the
commands extensive view Of the Lot 100 feet
tending through TO Portland Two four six lots
adjoining the SOUTH also be had, desired These
grounds graded and fruit shade and ornamental
planted by the in S46 Plenty Of shade the
lots and all extend from street to The improve
rnens either side first class and buildings range with
this House built during the past summer and walls tho
roughly dried before cold weather Terms and imme
da1e possession. Inquire of j. DAVENPORT of Ok
ford street and Fulton address Owner box $50 New
York Post Office, for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

DeOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN.
- The Oldest established stand IN the cky business
srsughfare Terms reasonable Apply the premises, 6
FuAsn street, Brooklyn 80 Pearl street, New York, mp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

LNOR sALE-A CORNER GROCERY AND LIQUOR
r store, with without horse and wagon WIN be sold
cheap the has other busnessl inquire at & Cherry
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply 70
EDWARD 4. COLLINS, No. IS Wan street, NY
BROWN SHIPIEY h Co. Liverpool
eTEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO. n Austin Friars London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT co, Paris
The OF these ships viii be accountable for gold
dfver bullion specie ewery precious metals
less bills Of sdng signed therefor and the value thereof
here
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR ALPHABETICALLY LO-
" eated 10 miles from this city by railroad, within 60O
yards Of depot has handsome two story cottage nearly
bearing line shade and evergreen trees two and quarter
Of land IN garden location perfectly healthy third
Of mile from centre of village Terms and possession
mmediately. Apply 70 ADAMS LUNDY, 81 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, DELIGHTFULLY."- sITUA
~ Ted tn the OF Reading, Connecticut consisting OF
coed house barn and ouhouses excellent repair
q good land which Is well stocked with fruit OF all kinds
Far particulars inquire OF ROBERT NELSON 357 Secont
avenue, New York. Terms moderate.