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San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

Bones FOR FRUIT TREEs-BoncS col
lcct in considerable quantities about every
household, and in villages there are many
who have no use for them. They may be
had for the gathering, oftentmcs, or for Il
small consideration a tree planter can
make no better investment of few dollars
than to purchase these old bones, and after
crushing them into inch pieces, put a
bushel or two into each border where
tree is set. They are also an excellent
dressing for trees already planted and may
be dug in around the roots. Old trees that
have become stunted and unfruitful are
often started into new growth and fruit
fulness by this means 1t sometimes rem
edies the cracking Of pears. All the bones
about the premises should be saved for the
fruit trees
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

CHRISTIAN RUss.-Our San Francisco exchan-
came to this country in Stevenson Regiment
of Volunteers. The deceased was the proprle-
tor of RUSS Gardens. and was highly esteemed
as an upright and generous man. The sur
wing members of the Regiment buried the re-
mains with military honors, and passed series
OF resolutions condoling with the family and
friends of the deceased.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13
LETTER FROM MURPHY's.
MuRpHY's. June 10th. 1876

MURPHY $ JuHe IUtH, IoOI
Mr. EDfToR In your last publication is
taken from the Marysville Herald, a tabular
statement OF the number of rainy days since the
1st Of November, ls49. It may interest some
Of the numerous readers of your valuable paper
to know what great difference there is in the
number of rainy days in different localities in
this State. Permit me to annex the following
table, from the records of journal kept in this
Camp, with the number of days in each month
in which we have had rain and snow, from
the lst of Nov. lS49, to the lst of June 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

DIR. FRANKLIN.-The leading property
of DIR. Franklin's mind, great as it was,-
the faculty which made him remarkable,
and set him apart from other mcn,-thc
generator, in truth, of all his powcr-was
good sense; only plain good sense-noth-
ing more. lie was not man of genius;
there was no brilliancy about him; little
or no fcrvor; nothing like poetry or elo-
quence; and yet-by the sober, untiring,
continued operation of this humble, unpre-
tending quality of the mind, he came to
do more in the world of science, more i'll
council, more in the revolution of empires,
(uneducatcd or self-educated as he was,)
than FIVE hundred others might have done;
each with more genius, more fervor, more
eloquence, more brilliancy.-Biackrood's
4H09nzine
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

THE MoRMoSs.-A Washington letter says that
it is proposed to send to Utah military force
of two thousand five hundred men, officcred bv
men of character, who have families who will
accompany them; also, to appoint as Judges
and as Executive officers men of moral worth
and standing, who have families; and thus, it is
hoped. that society will be formed which will
present good example to the . Saints " and
form the nucleus of an enlightened and moral
community.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

fHE New SEANP AcT.-This act which goes
into effect July ist, is not generally understood
1t affects written eOEtFacts to be performed
without this State, hQt does not affect any
checks, drafts, contracts, deeds, mortgages. or
other papers operating within this State, except
Insurance policies
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

FoR SAN QUESrN.-Henry Browning, the
man who was shot through the body, and after
wards convicted of robbing treasure in the pos
session of Wells, Fargo l. Co.'s and the Pacific
Express Company's, between Murphys and
Stockton about three months since, was brought
down last night from Sacramento by Sheriff
Clarke, of Calaveras county. He is sentenced
to twenty years imprisonment at San Quentin.
IS. r. Erening Ledger, Of Wednesday.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

STATE GuAGER.-The Supreme Court has de-
clded that Mr.. L. B. Miner is the State Qua
ger II will DC remembered that the Governor,
some time since, superseded him by the ap-
pontment OF Geo. w Ryder The Court holds
that this was an unconstitutional assumption
OF power. This is the case which led to inyes-
tigation OF charges of corruption preferred
against tae Governor for appointing RYDER.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

Az ACCOMMODATING EDIToR.-Read the fol-
lowing, clipped from aa exchange, and each
mate:
+" A down east editor lately received a LONG
document, which he was requested to insert
gratis under his editorial head. He placed il
under his pillow that night, and expresses his
Willingness to insert similar Communications in
tne same way, and on similar terms
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

PRoForSD REFLEcTIoNs.-The following is no
less startling than new. 1t is. we presume
from the pen of an unwedded - Western editor: ."
sat me down in thought profound,
This maxim wise drew:
It's easier for to like II girl.
Than make girl like you y
Young men affected with calico proclvities
will please copy.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

NoTARIEs PuBLIC-Governor Johnson has ap-
pointed Mr.. S. w. Brockway of Mokelumne Hill, !,
and Mr. VIM. jeff. Gatewood of San Andrcas,
Notaries Public for this county. So says the
Sacramento Union
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

ADJOURNED OvER.--The Board of Supervisors
met on last Monday, at Mokelumne Hill, and
adjourned over until next Tuesday, when they
will meet and make final Report.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13
t H E
PENNSYLvANIANS!


Miss AGATHA MANDEyILLE,.. .Soprano.
Miss JENNY Vaudeville, ,.............. Coutralto.
Mr.. J. r. TAYLOR, ............... Rasso
Mr. J. E. JOHNSON. Tenor and Comic delineator
WILL have the honor of making their first
w appearance before the public of San An
dreas on SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE goth
They will give two of their amusing musical
entertainments at tKNICKERBOCKERH HALL. on
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS.
June Goth and 2Ist.
When varied and interesting programme
will be presented, comprising Songs, Ballads.
Duets, Trios, Quartettes and Choruses. inter.
spersed with Burlesques, Extravaganzas, Comic
Local Songs, Duets, limitations and Recitations.
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLYi!
"a Change of Programme each Evening 1en
Price of Admission, $1Oo,
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

REMARKs.-January %, 1856, snow two feet
deep in the valley and much deeper on the high
lands. December 18TH 1852, snow 10 inches
10th, l6 inches. CON. NJ
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

WHERE HAS IT GONE ?-We have been repeat
edly asked what has become of the $4,000 de-
felt in the County Treasury Department, the
assets of Adams Co., and the money depos-
tied IN Robinson's Banking House? We can
only answer, "We don't know, unless it has
taken flight up some large sized chimney l"--
Morning Call
l. c. Woods, Honest" Harry Meiggs, Rowe Bates,
Wright Robinson and Sam c. Swartwout too
Buikhead Swindes Waterloo Extensions School Estates
All "nne days wonders like our god gone up the rLuE
The Fate of Genius, "by Sauer-kraut j
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

WELLS FARGO & Co.-Mr Joseph Knight,
der obligations for papers and express favors.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

THE CAPTIVE OF CAvORcA. = The boy who
alone was spared at the bloody massacre of
Crabb and his bold band of notwithstanding
is there in all this land who is not interested in
his fate There must be some, too, with whom
that interest must be intense. No one seems to
know the poor fellows name, or anything about
him, save that he is friendlesS and poweress in
the hands of a people who have, time and again,
committed such deeds of coward cruelty as have
scarcely been paralcled elsewhere upon the
face of the earth. Is there not some poor old
widowed mother somewhere in the world, whose
withercd and desoatc heart is now aching in
silence, and her prayers ascending to that Heav-
en-, which to all else than the eye of faith looks
cold and unanswering, for her absent boy-her
brave but mistaken boy, whose wild, adventu-
| rous spirit has often led him away from the
home which he should feel and realize, no smile
but his could illuminc? Perhaps she knows of
his capture-knows the bloody minded, cold
and pitiless natures of the dem-civilized human
brutes who have his young life at their mercy,
and in an agony of suspense that none but a
mothers heart can feel, awaits the next news
that may come from q the dark and bloody
ground of Mexico. Perhaps he has sister
whose cheek is paling, day by day, with the
anguish of her young and innocent bosom-the
overflowing treasury of all generous affections
anu leIiucT lcclluSS! w ltn luttt COf-
turing liveliness of imagination which belongs
to her age and sex, she secs her poor brother
stretched at the feet of his ruthless enemies, a
pale and bloody corse, and weeps, how bitterly
over the picture she has too vividly conf jured up
from her fears.
1t may be that he has no relatives; that he
was poor and friendless boy, buffetted by the
rude hand of fortune, from place to place. and
drifted by circumstances over which he had no
control, into the death h-devoted circle in which
his capturers found him. If so, then should the
great heart of the American people be his
friend--his starry hammered country be his moth
er, not weak and desolate and weeping, but
strong to save or to revenge. There is no law
of nations or of humanity that can Justify the
poor boys death, and if hair of bis head is
touched by the savage brutes who hold him.
there should be a retribution swift and merci-
leSS-iSdcrdMento Bee.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

STATE FAIR AT SToCKToN.-We are happy to
renew the assurances we have given of the in
terest felt at Stockton for the coming State
Fair We can reterate very strongly that the
merchants and traders of Stockton, the manu.
facturers and mechanics, the farmers and stock
rancheros, and in fact all the citizens, are de-
te"mined to have the present State Fair surpass
that of any previous exhibition. We are hap
py to notice the interest felt in the social cir
cles to make the coming Fair one of peculiar
interest in this respect. Great credit is due to
the ladies of Stockton for the interest they man.
fest California Farmer
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

Resolced, That in case the Judges above
named, from any cause, do not attend to the du-
ties imposed upon them, the Democracy are
required to choose Judges.
Rcsolccd, That no person who voted at the
last election against the Democratic nominees,
shall be entitled to vote at the Primary Election;
and it shall be the duty of the Judges of the Pr-
mary Elections to see that the delegates are cleo
ted in compliance with this resolution.
Resoiced, That the Judges of the Primary
Elections, shall post the foregoing resolutions
with the notices for election.
B. L. BRADLEY, Chm.
y. L. NORCROSS, Sec'y.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

ALvARApo, May %, 1857.
Nj DEAR SRI received your favor a few
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-13

TO c. f. PICKETT, Esq, Sacramento.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

DEPARTMnNT OF FINANCE. OoMPfkOLLnR OF
Fund eis :. 4. per- cent ;
-, 4.
will publicly opened for the .h,e or any part
cs OF tSe Lesisistme Of state enied "An to alter
ne e s sss as s Of 81, ~
passed July a. 1858 and ansnded SeSrua.y ~ iaoI ana
Ordnance o. The Oomnos 0o1sca OF sid cT approved
The ,sd soci win consist q eight thousand shares Of oas
per- cent per snnam, pssss aa. yearly The prince.
pal redeemsse on the lsi day osJry. lss ..,..1
IN, pre s~ sSAse s reson whose proposals are accepted
VIII be REQUIRED 70 deposit wsh chamberlain Of city
q e. sSs s
titled TO receive csrsca,e for Se per value OK as number
q shares crying '.,s s Ss as's o. ,s az e.
Park Kthsy offer terms more sv1rsese 70 the inesss, o.
aer the bids dscded On cryiax interest from the date
Of the continuation Of ths sSd. In esss as sauna psrsen
srsoo dom Ss time d r. r.aor'
The act Of 1855 laying paSk provides Tor evyinx
snnaay %. The psynsn, n.erss. on the stock 70 b'
soa@ossg fer Se1nsf frsseas:n he s.usd
AZ 81:
of,he said Interest then fah sfths STATE
As shall rom time 70 time nsoesssry snhorisns the
Mayor 70 raise By lal, ssch shAli be requisite
sen q he c of isss for sSns sd for "a. park DECLARES
thai ali he land thus taken shah be rrevocaoy pledge for
FscS propos DON should be sealed no and endorsed Pre-
po~a Cor per cent Central pash furd Ana the propos
sss Se SS 70 sss
c. rI.A0o, comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

TKYrERsON fNsURAnCB C0~ANY, NO. 50 W ALL
81 This Company hsve Ms day declared dividend
March 1851. 0eo. PAnME1- Secretary.
nvYICx OF THE ANHRICAN eUAN0 COMPANY,
~ New York March 1so7.-nosce hereby given 70 the
70 the sock Of A hat The seconi IN
their shares hereby required 70 be pad the
oce OF this company 50 soush rres within thirty days frcm
this date according their inscription by order Of the
board Trustees and 10 els solution passed ID
insfAnt A. u. BENSON, Prosteni.
JAS. q. wrcxorr, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07
TIIE FIREMEN.


IA A SPECIAL MEETING or COLUMBIAN ENGINE
"a COMPANY No IA hela at the engine house on Friday
yening March 1851 the following resolutions were pro
whereas In he dspensatton of all wise P0sdence We
re called upon the loss of eseenod friend and
rosner fireman George ID. Ferbea and ~ The melancholy
vent calls expressions Of deep regret therefore
lett II, a., ,... a..
han our hearts yelled at the less OF him who
sphere Of his usefulness hss been suddenly sxen
rom
epdesIed himself s who had the pleasure Of bis &c
his death the ent has been depry
ID Of OF its valuable memberS society ono OF Its
brightest ornaments a,
Resolved the above resolutions be pub4shed in the
New YORK Herald sunday Leader and sunday Mercury.
JAMES FORSYTH, Foreman
| CaAs A. GRAY, Secretary.
lNrorICE.-ALL COMPANIES INrsNDISa TO PAR1I
In cir reception Of kngne Company "a on their
return from Washington will please meet in the Park on Sa
Eurday evening March T. ~ O'Clock M TO form line.
JOHN "A. HOUdHKlRK,l .
VIM LADDERS. Committee OF
JAME5 l.. BURNS. Afras gements,
THUS HARLlN. Engine 10 r.
WH r. sQUIRE5,
THE ACTIVE AND HoNoBA AsIBERs, AID
i friends of Columbian Engine % No IL ara hereby
NJ The engine house on sunday arch 1881
lat O'Clock NJ for the purpose OF aen0ing the rner Of
Isur brosher member Mr. George u sorbes ~ Srdero,
CHAs. A. GRAY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

DfvAsKNTA ARABIA, TAKEN FOR BREAKF AIT on
~ supper In the present changesble especially
ccmmended for children a. well m adults The best meium
10 purify the blood and against complaints Of chest spinach
q" liver slso tor despondency, consumption and
Price 81 per pound in TIN bones, with the mark Of
se1s Barry du Barry Co Loudon. For the rcc.ip OF
The sboye wiz be delivered Tree 70 any address the United
sstes By j. u. sTku KRLkIN, General Agent roe
street. New York Dealers supplied reasonably
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

L,oR eALE-A FOUR STORY, BASEMENT AND UN
detceiar modern built brick house and lot house
tanning all the nsro ns oompee thee rooms deep and
In the very best order excellent oca ion Wsst rweih
,tr, Let a3Iio6 feet hioe 300 one do % West Kigb'
ply 70 Il. JACoRs, Wal street basement, between
ana IL A Al md NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

E'ok sALE-rYE NEW THREE STORY DWELLING
IL the 81 Hsh and Mercer Streets. In tbs ety
Nevart j. ntAinng fourteen finished rooms with GAs
we'd csssn, Ac spacsous paror slng and dining
the u,os commacdnS and unoosruced view Of the oay ana
bay the east and Il The avenueoa thu south and
the husiress Of the city. The los ees High and
Ip fee> Mercer street. thoroughly ornamened with
premises o. 81 % Marka rect, Newark, y. -
EILlsON C0N9ER
Also few choice cottage lots on ons OF As nes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

E>DR sALE-A vBRr DEsIRABLE OOUNraY SEAT,
about ono hours ride nom The city q sscsss ~
ran and plank roAAs oontAnnx about four half
ing sauaiy shades lawn the high saao az out
AVIATION. With plenty Of fruit srswbsrres 40 Dwelling
handeomo uDkt ed aud furnished 40 IA
view Of the Surrounding country the distance
OF miles; outhousos oomplete and private ROAD lead
tS0Cs with furniture Inquire al 81 Liberty street. loA
Fvi sfre u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

L-OI. BALE "a THEM STORY AND BASxMxs1
arse siass broe~ Stone from scuse os Lamaras psca
wsey cnih ssee bctwesn hshte and Htnth
ing all the n.doru improvements aud peerless 0rd>r
YIN be sold with or wfhou tAe furniture Appiy IL 81
Broadway frxnsture warehouse ~
NsoR sALK-Ar RAkT'a CS&HERs. w.sroaEsruR
coany, N. T., i've ~ land frootog the rsiroad
win buildings INA oost R0o Price g. SO - 0O
Bond and mortgage 2. BULKLnY, ~ Wall street
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UA sAEAA

I1OUsR FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-A THREE SrO-
IL ry brick. built in the best manner, recenty thocousdr
perfect ORDER contains range. &C Ia Atna
ted In dsBsha location, fui! trees and gr.psvnss
railroad route, 10 ID minutes Nm aiSs
Wall ferry. Price only 90 $50, - COO can remHs
bargain The furniture will be sold wxh de+roA
BtOOkli n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

ENOR sALE-A DEsiRABin THREn STORY AND
bssement brci house and lot No IA CHARLES street war
pisce) arsenwicb ot HttoJ feet hoass
Dr4 fest hree deep each floor with garp IN
seord story ho sad COD wsir and each floor babtns
tub showW bah vatrr CLOSES wash with tubs. ~
The bouse wet arranged for large small families
II nsw painted throughout In complete order and OF cay
and city railroads. To svo4A
trouble 70 be occupants the premises be only
application 70 GRO w. DEVOE. No ana ysnervon MAJ
the sirh Avenue mArkel between Thirty ath and
Thirty sh befpre odosi wAsre price terms
q sale vii be made Known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

EN0k sALE-THn PkOPERTY FORMERLY OCCUPIED
II . bon factory, Twelfth ktreet, next To the
o. avenue loo feet front s deep brct factory 20 BY 70
fes win BIRCH ehouse and stable he fhere
tine steem eospe viii bouers the promisoa reads fer
work. Ibis property offers Inducements n~
whaling commence busnosa tbs pro
ses adapted mill msohine shop foundry
res1s iwVedsts occupancy. Appy u HENRY
OO1HOUT No 8 C1if street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

INOR sALE-TwO FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
front houses ashed In the most Thorough add
with Al modern size rs By
CO., In the chosce location NOS "a and 10 west Thirty first
between Fifth and Broadway. Apply on the
II enlses from A. d. 70 3 H.
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Eoa sAIE:-A COOP rMo srosE All w Asp ;! sA AZ:

msns house and lot 10 ,sS s1es nssS &c plea
nany located near Central park; aso two and
hoose with o stable 10 The rear Ia Sst ,tree 81
four bouee h2 West 18th street. bet 6h and 7h
nuss four story house M Eaa h street. near Is,
four ory house e4 h street. ID; Gso fra cin
bousss and o1 10 guod locasoaa Inquire Il A. n FAN.
NfN0. 69 BowuJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

Doors, ROOFS. R.Coss -TATEsT METALLIC ROOF.
~ g, M ". and new roofs issky tin and vos1 roofs Ne
paired ~ the shortest notice Address No LIB Liberty street.
oce Ia Iaz Twenty ssvepth street, New York. Charges
Moderate. Warranted i've years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

U,OR eALE-OwEER GOING WEST SPLENDID
business stand with lease for term OF years stock OF
ready clothing, cloths cassmeres vest &c suta
for spnS trade together with hxtures The whole cost
81 200 Glands will be sold TO cAah customer for
$6aO. Address with real name. A. II. d., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

L,OR sALE-1HREE or TRK CHEAPEST HOUSES IN
Il the city a very handsome marble on Lexiagtoa
TO DIR Dulles parsonage three story cottage,
Thirty fourth gseet four story house Isl East
Thirty street All mus, be said wtho thirty days
X. GlBBkkS. liz West Forteth street
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THa TU ~.


d an WANTED FOR SHORT TlME-BY LADY.
VlVU Would give the of fine 81 octave rose wood
piano security. Any person who would accommodate
her poaHs send and address N. l. c. box 40 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

TOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS ENGLISH BASEMENT
house, with All the modern improv III East Nns
tssnih srset Price 81 100; from ~ td0p
| street. Second Avenue-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

UyOR SALE-A NEW HaNDSUME FOUR STORY
brown house no West Twenty third street.
opposite Lnpdon terrace Rouse BY S. o " fee' 6nches
modern and IL finished ia the
manner Of the less snt locations In the
CITY Prise al so. Apply 70 RaA. BKO0KS, 80 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

HoTEL LEASE FOR sA'x-Ik THIS CftY. DON.
III tainpg lao rooms. In desirable locality. furnseed
throughout Ard dotpg good business There attached -
ir this cy. ele-
gan'ly lifted up dong splendid business rms
tsbisbmsDt complete, and with DO let with the furniture.
for Of Adj salem Herald ofhoe. fnr one
aer that To phiade,phia Post ofhce No sgaass
need APPLY and - 8 cash will BE- required 10 purchase -
af~an NV hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

N0UNrRY RNrDENCE FOR sALE-A FINE CouN-
~ ny rsdeuce and slr arres OF land At Say brook Conn.,
for sale 81 ~ Ooo-wo~th H6 Also spIesdid place ~
STANFORD, Conn with II Of land Inquire OF r. r.
ToWNsEND 81 Nassau street, mp stairs
NouFTRr eToRR AND STOCK FOB sALE.-DwEfI.
" ing attached with Of land or la hay and coal
scaes nun ssa out ersnrs near r.ircsa and lssding az
900 reasonable applied for For Information Apply at
rs Frsnt street.
(tOUNTRy SEAT ron sAJH OR RENT-TN THE
" beauMn village OF Seymour Conn within Eve minutes
rh the depot plot Of ound three with Alb undsnce
o. cnoss hst spacious and convenient house admirably
nspsd - me residence Of private family family school
Apply W y. q WRBrLRs Union Place Hotel
(loAL YARD FOR sALR-rHT LEAsu FfxrURHs,
horses sss carts ssd good VIII q old established csa
yGs cesrslb located h this city sotss gs~a bssse-s
ne capable being extended Without s6diaonal
'~ PSucnlns address Collier, Herald tGse
(NOuNTERs FOR sAIR-Ar Ioo BOwERv, sUrrABdE
~ for fo'es sors dry goods erocefy aud arcy stores
Sss"p, 90 AsV9ui " rspsyns lei WMsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

TOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE SUPERIOR LANDS IN
the great csanel and btunnous csI basin Of Western
renns ylvsnia railroad beng built Buffalo into
secton The properly gill hs oi 81 the io~ prize OF per
a. third story,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

EoRsALE OR TxCHANGE-IN BROOKLYN, A prNE
large three story brick house Hicks street contiguous
both Wall and South ferries would exchange foe
house and several lots OF and ocsssd Of the
IN Brooklyn Apply to MibEs osTTs 81 Wall stree !,
orb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-07

INOR sAl.E-A COMPLETE SIT OF STEREOTYPE
and coppefpsies for pr ting all the old Eng lab psteat
medicine directions and Wrappers Yogrsyhc blocks for
abe la: also good assorted STOCK OF printed articles The
had sole control OF this trade In PhadeI
pbia which purchaser still retain. Also for sale,
the good vii, and stock of static and paper store,
which has been successfully carried thirty yeas;
the business good centage IN good location.
and has good publication attached The whole for
ratey. Address for iSiee Gays, p. W. Browne Frenchs
HoteI