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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
Builoinq Materiais.

LINGUISTIC TILES For festocte., as,
~ H.. rs,.r a. mama Cossegvsfories kn- 0Ahhk.
cartfS sY -yoPs DeAi PIPrs, &c 70, ..lsS
rILLsE 0oATEs. NJ. ~ fsed~f' ~
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COR SALE-1he following frst-class PROP

SECUNp-AV-Brck HoG'e on west side Of % sv. between
1870 lghsts. - feet front four stories Prc. lc 30
SECOND-AV -bfowG-sioue House, ~ EAST side be-
tween 10Th and liih SITS = fee. front Pnc@ flSO y.
FOURTEENTH ST-Brovn-stone House on north side Of
l4h..t between "a sHd 3davs 20 feet ffou Price So s
THIhTY FIFTH sT-Bfo~n.tone House 90 north side u
a5h.st. near iihay. feet front Price S.tW
ELEVENTH ST.-Brch House, Engsa basement, north
sid- of llth st. between ID and 5d-ys. Price $1,000
ENTH-ST-BrDwBst House on north eide OF gh St,
ess; Of and lie 2d-sv. Price 8 1861
Also other Houses well located, and tnshed with al ,he
m -en inprtysusDs rsoEnE prices nom 80 80 " 80 eo
Apply AZ TIE Ofh-s No. $50 10 bet, near dsv.
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I ARGE and Attractive Assigaees' SALE Of
IL CROCKERY CHINA, GLASS, ke j. J. wALOR0N
will sell al ausiion TUESDAY March - Of 10 O'clock At
The large No. % Nesey the e's large and eotsd
tech Of ksrtbehwae Chi and oa fssDl 100 .heiye. y
repsnsn their Stoke The stock consist. 81 "a. $500
ssnt OF White Granite. Ltsht Blue, Mulberry, Purple ssa
G { Dipp yellow and Rockingham Ware also good ~
,orment the bes, Of Chns sssvars and Caster sns
be and desirable aud will b. sold " On.
out Catalogues will be ready ssturday March IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

DY HENRY III. LEEDS 4 Co.-On THURS
I'D DAY March 10 at u O'clock frou. Of store No Is Ma
ssu st. tain, top BUGGY, made b, the best Poisie
pbis l6O sal without
Also . English PHAErON in drst- rate order.
DY A. II. NlCOLAl, AuctIo0eer.-Assgnees
I'D .ae Of HOUSE snd LOT No s. Powers.t, Btooslya.
AZ Merchants, Exchange March p ~ House osr story
brick Engsb bss ut, rrceuly rdscd 5000 csa remain
Hon,e ihfee dolrs from AtAnlic q.
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Sales cp anfr0u.
7 c HoVGHros, 1r'iops~r.
NSIGNEE's SALE Of the LEASE EIIR

I HOVGHrOs, Aur ors~r.
A SSlGNEEs SALE Of the LEASE, FURN-
"A TCRE, se. u the Is P,ese House No e7s Bro.vss
oe.oct. -
I { EoIGHr0S viii ~ Is shove By order q RICH
AND hsAthkA 20, Assignee, the L-sse OF the hoas.
.ishi yrss 20 ir ssy next 40 zoe Furul,sv NJ ro
f&ro,forie ''ae BY Harrison. cost $50. ~v,I Brissos
h-e" Py ana ngrSn Cspes kngash OlclOths bros.iols
as- sne npsin CrrsLs sostes and fixtures roo.
Suite. IN eocaieie uAossny P.or in h.x cola
treurh piNe per Aaf oSA sSror ceaer p-<
sos TsSl'' roa s' and srOnte Gas ch,ade. sa o. FI
DINING ROOM suRNIrURs-r.b.. Chain, s,l.A..,s.
Gina DiDner Aaa Tea SETS s.a., Aal syesp,.sl Wa.
o Anlshed til Do
CRAMsER FCRnIrv RE Ro.s~oO, md m,Ao..a, r,.A
Be.tsads nsb sop DRESSING Baie,us ssl c,-
- II. N.,.,s..e. "a RsAS,a, - Ssssse
lot nf ,xus Bed Linen and Blankets hNl olcsoA. OHcs
Furniture patent ApDuncsor Range Copper BSDss 10
fr4ser,ofs Kitchen Furniture &c.
Terms cash city urds cash deposit reaGred Of Al pui.
chs,ers satisfactory to ths spc ion-cr
C.,.oeua. ON re..sy 9. ne Office No. lis Nssssu st
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~ 5 HOUGH, Auctloneer, invites the a'ten-

h = HUVUH, NUCIOHttI, IHFIVts VI" u'I"u-
IL. ,ention srgs sale elegant and costly
HOT Observation-Disclosures 10 MORROW fIidsyl march
~ n ia M OF al the rich Fufntu and Emo II shmens
in the brown No 2S Nest 2Sist
Sh 9Th The soods arr OF The Ner' best gs
ity made b. others and be sold without
Cs,cgu-s now r-sey and the house Sale commences
the psrlors lci precisely Tns basement oonsns
walnut BkeI sion Table sofa Bed, sidsooNd sad OhA
&c Also avery large sssrmcnt u rablewn. ~ OeSansen
China Dinner and Tea sets sa',r Tea sets ssvs spoos
Fotks. Sc Liquor Cases and Casters, nue. IVORY oauey
snd Cut Gsss and Bos.msn Ware. &c The pAofs are fur
n.hed Royal Tapestry Carpets two 'ohd Io'e.ood
Suite. fashionable damssh coverit a. inside oy NJ o.
COX No Isl Bradwsy sJid rosewood Esgees Center and
Side Tables Tuksh, Easy and Reception hairs see iAas
gold Shade. Oh Paintings by boee atd
and others bronze Cocss and satuette' and " FIX
tures and rich Ma tie Decorations Also, ono u Nunns
E.ch,r, rich toned 7octave Pianos rose~ood aud y
wsrrsnt.d; English OIL Cloth, and rosewood dasand Ac
Chamber furnished win superior carved rosewood aud ma
hogspy French bedsads Bureaus aud Commodes and hns
Hair Ma Beddiug Of all s1ds Aso, Brussels and
Iunan Carpets Sos, Chairs, and Rockets 49, Op'sPone
any account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

ITO GENTLEMEN having Country Seats, snd
IN oaRDHNERs We tnanutsrtu'inr tss TIA.
pro,,a x.,sr nd air tlsnt BOT SEQ PIT oASGE s.
Al,o BAND CAP GLASSES for rcsins esdS vese'soles
meoos Ario~ which every should have 40
BE- Lad ., No io2 Wlisns Up SSH and 10 ista 10
co,ss fs<. Of Brosovsy bOWN "ELLlN ZION.
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EOR SALE-One of the most desirable RESI-

TOR SALE-One of the most desirable RESI-
l. DENCES in the Village Of Geneva Y, owned and oc
up.d by Prof Boyd The the nsh banks OF
Seneca Lai about taelly sed
10 flower and vegetable garden descending by erraced avn
The bank OF the lake and aoouEduE with the choices; fr
and nte..ced with walks leading down to the shore Is IN
sunni er and Autumn uncommorly romantic aud delightful
The Manson back from the main rect
commands msgnifcent of the lake and surrounding
country Is ue ana subsSn daily built Of brick 1 fee
trout al % deep with ball Of fee; in the cente Of
two stories beside basement and attic With piazza Of Two
stones Ia the ar ob.erystsry The House rtect
repair and most couvepienty arranged furnished with
ri se furnace epee wi all the modem improvements
For arr her particulars apply the premises Prof BOYD
or ROBERT II. BOYD esq Nc. 70 Exchanseplsee, New
iori City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

GOVERNMENT LANDS.-The advertiser,
" rident Of AoDskse County Iowa offers his service, 70
sny s teman association company In LOCA LANDS
In The above State number Of Counties aud Townships OF
Land viii be offered for entry tue Land Once In Usage on
The 3th Those Of securing Government
Lar may that strict fidelity will be given TO the TO-
Of applicants In the selection Of Farming Land that
well tim well power &c For particulars In
quire OF J. T. MOULTON TOntine Building No. 30 "sll'i
room No.
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Daneins academies.

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. No sO6 Broadway New.York; No iS1 see,
Brooklyu-New. York Classes u WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYs; Brooklyn Classes on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
at AID D. Ladies aud Children; for Gentle
Ladies Private Glass at m. Pupils can commence
A. any time during the Prsccng Assemblies for La
dies and Gentlemen EVERY MONDAY EVENING In Brook.
lyr and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING in NewYors
Former Pupils may subscribe io the Assemblies alone
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GENERAL NOTICE is hereby gwen, that all
" persons bvns claims asanr TtiE BUTCHERS
OF NETWORK, requested 10 present the sane o, the
Trustees the premises known - toe hide
bo,e corner snd 6h-st In the City OF Neg York.
between the hours OF and o'clock In the afternoon OF each
ay (sunaays s1ceped until the 18Th day Of March next
sr day sssets Of the Assocation will be
divided an opg khodes Dated NeW-YOrk, February
o. 1857 BY order Of the Trustees ..n,1,, , .
GEo. W. CAhBPELL, Tress. B. r. PATIEhoON, rTest.
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Rouses and farms h]ants6.

WANTED-A HOUSE for small family, or Z
w or ROOMS in larger one, with modern improvements
between Bl.ecker and th .is and Broadway Kent
from 100 to $3.50 Address B o., Tribune Oh1e.
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A. NJ ssRwn. AucaoRs~r.
DY RANGS. BROTHER 4 CO.-Trsde s.

A. NJ ssRwN Auc1oRsef.
DY BANGS. BROTHER 4 CO.-Trsde Sale
ID ROOFS. NJ. IS PsrkIow. -
sINTY-PlvrH NEW YORK TRADE sALk
To ne eoa meuced on II EsDAf, March 81, ISL
BANGS. BROTHER Co respectfully ANNOUNCE too zen
rpsuIsr TRADE SALE IT BOOKS SrEREorfPs PLATxs.
STATIONARY PAPERS &c.
Ths regulations vii ~ toe same - =, as; sAe
Tie Catalogue Snow ready aud win be eo 10 III. Tsisoa
FRIDAY EVENING M,rcb ~ at a. O'Clock.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY Compd 'ins tue pavse
Ioisiy the late Dr. John Whitaker. d-c-,set tscutsS
extensive yse, of choice WORKS 10 the various departments
of Medicine and Surgery Of vhicd scarce Also
,rle collection Of valuable Ssndud Miscellaneous Books bees
Eugh ard sue'can aud macy illustrated Volumes IN has
bindings &c Catalogues now ready.
MONDAY TUESDAY aid WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS.
March - n ard Is. 81 o'clSk
CHOICE PRIVATE LlBRARy-Beins the sutirs rtivsts
collection OF professional gentleman 'nPn.ins eKeave
variety Of Scientific Works including and expensive
Boob. Civil In cheering. NJ chsucAl Sciences, Mes Work
Iug On amens D-sss Architecture, sc Aso large col
lection OF valuable Andsrd Works IN History Voyages sad
Travels Bos Apply Poetry LexieosnPhy sad Msc .asoas
Leraure Including variety OF beautifully illustrated boss
In fine bindings &.
Catalogues may be had on application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
COUNTRY SEAT for sALE:-The subscribers

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-T The subscribers
~ will der for sale WEDNESDAY the 18th March inst
desirable county residensc the oesuifu Vi age OF
Warwick, OrsI County ~ T.. miles from C1sser on he
Erie RAirosd, and II miles from Goshen Toe
premises consist of 90 choice meadow and and on
which excellent dwelling 10 and barn. with suitable
cuituidings orchard Of eect grated fruit trees, neVe
filling well two permanent streams OF wafer Also, Tract
Of wood AID pOw land Of 30 bs nile from tue man
zion ard wood lot OF y Sale 10 take pace
NJ the hotel Of s. yelling a. o'clock The terms made
reasonable nd putsb- title ven and possession Delivered
oh the April This property delightfully."- situated IN
one of fertile healthy aud picturesque valleys OF
Orange CoGsy surrounded with vriessed tain scenery
AK in the vicinity OF churches aud schools Being within
three hours nee Of the City OF N@wYork II 10 suitable
.sdepee of gentleman retired ,n.aed IN b.snoL For
further Information, apply TO DANIEL HAlNES, Newark
~ j. or 10 ELISHA WaITrELSEY No. q South st, " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

~ for desirable property in this city Jersey Cy0 mills
from with communication by rshro.a e'ery hour
Tsosory COTTAGE and Outbuiidnss nearly new, OF an
sce arden every variety Of choice Fat sld Shade rees
40 ysrd- from the depot location perfectly healthy
yet, drtirabe place person doing business this city,
.ny lime title perfect aud terms easy Apply TO
JAS W ALLEN, No 81 Cedar ST., cor OF bros<ssy.
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W.M.v. wmLIAasos. Secretary.


VAUTION TO CAPITALISTS, CONFE1-
~ ANCERs AND THE PUBLiC-The public are eau
toned against certain MORTGAGES property In the City
Of described tract parcel OF marsh
cppld land situate the vest side OF the schuylHh
Mskes Bridge formerly in she township OF
Bocke, Twenty Ward Of the City Of
Phpadephia Tie undersigned, who executed those mort
esarx valid premises snd received
en tor question: He has besn i'm
posed upon and the whole affair impcsire web under
stood In Philadelphia capitalists warned si:ns'
them FhANh DhO"N.
PhuAdeipbi, Feb 10 1857.
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~ and 2it Canas er lots, west side, nearly - feet
C,uA.,t two we, bull, Houses the lots Price $500
ILouire OF }. b. MILLER No l34 CsnAs.
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RVN'Vs SALEM u urdonb'cdiy tie mos'a"T.ctNe *
teion IL this eonnt but tee prc~cSt not bsus see
ID. IT, oe-s Il aud ui9st
nbc. srt easy terms will cScha'
cAANj.se Ad'ress L A { Box Nc. nc rt'bGae rhcs
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

GENTLEMAN and Wife desire to obtain
~ pleasant ROOMS and permanent BOARD with
ausn or private family, where the consideration shall be
the pleasures Of socL and religious life Location between
Bono and ls,hsts ana Sd and HhMs preferred Terms be
References Will be given and required Address L.
s., Tribune Ofhce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

a.. WIZ without the PORE bl.ines. armed q
there - W frs' W. y .o,f tcr fIrfb-r psStic
TTl - ". bAISOE. cor Brr>'~D sof ,jsh -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19
OFFICE or THE N Y STATE kansas COMMITTEE
No. 4i2 BRoDwAY, Albany
ITO! FOR FREE KANSAS. -

IN Proprietor Of this and valuable Snip Pump takes
ibis method announcing that his invention for when ne
bs, lust obtained Patent may be for few dsJsN the
United States hotel in Futops BY the aid Of this curious
machine ship BE- kept entirely free from 6iss Tses
SIMPLY BY ahE FORCE OF HER OWN MOTION
THROUGH THE WATER Ship owners and others interest
ed ie invited to call. }. SIEf Blk
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COTTAGE HOUSE and LOT for SALE

1WITAJE HUtSf' nm LUI IUI SALF1.-
~ Price $3.50 Lot 20 By 100 feet, l2h-st between
% and 50 avs Cas- steamboats, raun1g minutes
Appl, 70 the owper VIM HALL Atlantis HJtsl .nd Gar
dtns Hobokep OF 70 W. WATSON, opposite the Railroad
Depot Harlem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

DHONOGRaPHY taught ID ten Lessons by Mail
For term sddres, W. T. HARRIS, Box No -, New ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

EARM of 80 acres, at Oyster Bay l.. l., for
l. SALE or to LET For particulars. inquire OF
J. MONILAW5, No 9 Lafayette plsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

BOARD WANTED-A Gentleman, in town
- OF days in the week, want. C0Ns0RrA8LE ROOM.
with 81 gas, aud PARTIAL BOARD. the ithsv.
Private family preferred. Address W. j. Box No. loo
Lower Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

u.nt brict HOT 81 with brown frori, fnshe! in
beet manner with marble maaes aud crates thTogs hog
ranges hot and cold baths nGb sands lc u
Al 10 paDucs Situated in beautiful and healthy location
SD 81 ID Of 2d.v Apply on tGe premises
No laS East Dth-s;. Prise 5000; terms Easy
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Houses is fet.

N1ANUFACTORY BUILDINGS to LET-l2j
l feet front in 9Th sy corner Of 4thst building otie.
high Of brick and strongly built Inquire NJ hINU in req
building or OF G. FORREST No Ii6 P.ari.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-19

ROARO-A pleasant ROOM for d Gentemar
- and Lady, two Single Cent? Apply ~ No. Il
Lisipg -ton. door from Courr-st.. Brooklyn
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S1EAM POWER 20 LIT at No. II East 2rth..t
~ ross Msdi-on Fum "a ls-bcI-, ~tr VITA lar
ROOhS tie u. .toTT and esenelt sb- for Es.t NJ
chAi &c. gus-~sc Aso o'!rS POOSS. i.gu- - fhe
pm '.ssota TT fft vshIt T.
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f]iano-for and Musir.

nEPOT Of the ALEXANDRA ORGANS.-
- This mssnifeen. In.tIament, iu.t introduced by
THALBER1
a, bis msnees muvcLes' is without nval for the CHarc
or Drawing Room.
tu sssormen on hand and open the inspection OF tn
public. ,n,,o,,r,vs
No 81 Dey st..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-04

anement for it to come from abroad these co-ope-
rating soon supply the Demand, and do not cease
until competition reduces the per cent on loans TO
its proper standard in the scale of commodities,
when some will prefer stock, others to place their
capital at interest. Hence it is quite plain that
the beautiful and harmonious Laws of trade only
need non.ntervcntion, rs exhibited in the above
article of exchange, to recommend themselves to
all true and good men: for like the ceaseless asl-
tation of the ocean, they carry within themselves
the power of restoration.
The last argumen that shall notice in this con-
nection, is indeed silly one; nstituing kind of
guardianship for the protection Of the prodisal.
This is the introduction of quite a novel theory
both in Ethics and government, since it proposes
to assist those that will not help themselves, and
that, at the expense Of every one olse. Sc
condlv, it holds out protecting hand to those
who are worse than useless to State. their only
OCCUPATION is to destroy the productive wealth. and
of consequence, injurious to national prosperity.
To foster such class by depressing all the provi-
UenIla anu INDUSTRIOUS O d country - q LloN' ""i-
cidal policy, and he who would favour It, would be
liable to one the other Of the following charges,
viz: procvity for oppressive legislation, or to-
tai ign orence of the connection between cause and
effect.
After all, We see that the boasted protection Of
the poor and ncccsstous and the check upon prodi-
gality, considered as arguments in favour of 'Usury
Laws, are quite droll ideas. " with no more foun-
dation than the basclcss fabric of a vision.
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O B 1T U A h Y.

DIED at his residence near this village of ErysiD
elias, on Thursday tie 9th Of February last at lC
o'clock, DIoMEDE F. 1IoLLINGswoRTR, son Of John
Hollingswoith. decd and BcersEcba his wife, in
tic thirty year of his age, after brief but
painful illness.
His disease was of that malignant type, that bat-
fled the best medical skill, the kind Offices of
friends and relations, and the never ccasins ard
untiring attcnt on of a devoted wife.
Death at all times is sregarded as a sad calamity,
but if its bitter pang can be considered more pog-
nant at one time than another, it must be so in the
present instance, for he was surrounded by every
thing that could possibly cndear one to this life
Soon after attaining his majority, he intermarr;ed
with ELIZA A. GRIFFIS. He had two children, but
those pledges Of their love were carly taken from
them. They had gone before him. Ills beautiful
little daughter, and loved son, stood upon the por
tails of paradise, and joyfuy welcomed their faith
er to his new homr in heaven.
In the year l843, he united himself with the
Baptist Church at Antioch in this District, and
from that time until his demise lived meek, mod
est and consistent christian. He gave evidence OF
his pure piety, not by the observance of studied
and conventional formaties, but in performing
charitable and religious acts His car was ever at
tentive to the complaints of the afflicted, and his
hand ready to relieve the wants of the distressed
ne ueQ FS suu u u uc CiiTSlluIl,
calmly and perfectly resigned to his fate. and he
has left behind him the brightest assurances Of a
blissful Immortality.
But few days ago he visited the City of Wash
ington. to pay beautiful tribute to the much la
mented Brooks. He there received, is supposed,
the fatal shaft that has numbered him among the dead
We can scarcely realize that the form ,ha, moved
c"nspicuously among The Committee Of Escort"
is now cold and motonless in death; tha, The hand
that lowered his coffin 10 its silent guve, is rover.
less; that tie eye that n.ostened his bier with
tear is dim and spritless He too, in the prime Of
manhood, in the midst Of usefulness, has sunk into
the grave his body has returned to the dust from
which it was created and his spirit TO God, who
gave it.
In his death the District has lost one of her most
prominent and best citizens; society one Of its
most attractive ornaments His atfable and en-
gaging manners won tie respect of all and drew
around him multitude of admirng friends. Even
ur1er his severe and eXactina sickness, he prescr-
we'd the fascinating couresies Of tie polished gem
tlcman. He was kind and afectcrate husband,
a good master, an agreeable companion, pleasant
neighbour and a sincere and devoted t lend If
be had fault, it was invisible to tic partial eyes
of his numerous friends. May he rest peacefully
and pl, asantly
"in tho deep stillucss of that dream!ess state
OF sleep, that knows no waking joys again"
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for,) Five Dollars.
Fo, Adv .rti,ng Estrays Toled, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.