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Chesterfield va, at a rout in France whero
Noitalre was one OF the guests Ch ster-
fed seemed gazing about the brilliant circle
Of Indies, NJl'airc accostcd him -
My Lo'd, | know you are a Judge
which are the most beautiful the English
or the French Ladies'"
pom my word, replied Chesterfield,
with hiS usual presence Of mind, ~ am no
judge Of paintings
Some time afterwards. Voltaire, being in
London, happened to be at 4 noblemans
party with Chesterfield; lady IN the com
pany, prodiEoasly roogcd, directed her
whole discourse to Noltaire. and engrossed
his whole conversation Chesterfield came
up tapped him on The shoulder and said
Sir take care that you are not captiva.
ted"
MY Lord, replied the French wit, al
srorn 10 be taken by an English craft under
French cOors
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Lord Chancellor Clare, on one occasion,
while Curran was addressing him in most
important case, occupied himself with ia
vorite spaniel seated near him. Curran hav-
ing ceased speaking through indi. nation or
malice prepense, Lord Clare raised his head
and asked: "Why don't you proceed, Mr..
fgs-cr." 81 thought your Lordships were
e Imerse'ion," replied Curran.
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A man was embraced in the streets Of n.
York, by woman, (as her "dear Charles ,
the other evening, bat passed on when the
supposed mistake was discovered. Shortly
afterwa ards no found himself minus $1,000.
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We think it is hardly known even to the
most intelligent of our readers, how deep
some of the sciences are looking down into
the mysteries Of creation. We knew there
were wonderful discoveries in these times
and wonderful uses made Of them, but did
not know the Chemists were initiating in
thuir Crucib!es and even surprising the most
wonderful productions of organic life Du-
ring our visit to Lowell We were introduced
by one of their prominent citizens to the
laboratory of DIR. AVER, Gnventor of Cher
ry Iector0i and Caihartjc PiLk,,) where we
were shown with generous franknesS, his
processes and his products This master
genius of his art is manufacturing the subtle
essences o; flowers from tar and other yece.
table substances. His essence of Pine An
pie, Strawberry, Checkerberry, Ounce. Pear,
Caneiia, Cinnamon, &c, not oniy equal but
they exceed in purity of flavor those vegeta-
beS themselves. ii oil of Winter green i,
purer and of better flavor than any that can
be gathered from the piaDt-and yet is ma e
by chemical composition from the Hydro
carbons in tar, His process is, to anaIyze
the substance and find the exact ultimate
atoms of which it is made. then recompense
them in the same proportions which exist In
nature Christian has0cdfe.
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Sur.-Man is a wonderful creature to sup
He can supply, sup-plant, sup 'plicate, sup
pose, suppress, support, sup-soup, and
sup-on.
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CtNINE fIDELITY.-The Pacific Comnsgr-
ciIl idr9tissr, published at the capital of
the Hawaiian Islands. has the following sur
pri>,ug instance Of affection exhibited by a
dog for the person Of the late hind-hearted
old king f those islands:
Among many interesting anecdst1s re-
corded OF affection by dogs FOR their masters,
we do not recollect one where more endu-
rance and cons.HnCv were SHOWN than in "A
case which many have witnessed here du-
ring the past two wears. When the remains
of our late beloved Ming, kAmmchameha II,
were deposited in tn" scpulchre many were
the sad mouTners who watched night and
day lamcnting in heaTtrending walls the
death Of their King friend and bcncfaCtor
Weeks wore on, and human grief was mod
Grated, if not aSsuagcd the mourncrs qui-
etly departed, and returned to their homes
and occupations. Not so the late Kings
favorite ma>ttf When the body was de-
posted in its last resting place, Evela'na -
took his station outside Of the door of the
tomb, and there commenced his weary
watch. For many weeks he would not
leave the spot. After 4 time food was not
taken to him, and at last, driven by hunger
and thirst. lie was compelled to leave; but
having satisfied these wants, he returned TO
his post, and has thus kept watch for nearly
two years. OF late his keepers have tried
to contine him, but he frequently missing,
and if scrched for will be found guarded the
mortal remains Of him he loved so wei.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
EASTERN
Carriage ReDOSitorV.

'
oyEA j Company having located branch
tS.CSZ for the sale Of their Carriages in the oity
X--A[ Of Ottawa, Ill. beg 10 inform the citiztiis
of La Sale and adjoining Counties, and the people OF the
West generally that they have hand and are receiving
from their MANUFACTORY IN CONNECTICUT "a good
of Carriages, consisting i'll part OF Kocka
Siding Seat, Top and no Top Buggies OF dler"t
styles Concord EuggGs &c, made from the very best
material. and i'll "a and woTkmanke manner, which
will he sold reasonable Dealers and all wishing
purchase will find it their advantage Ia call and eNt-
mine stock before purchasing el-ewhere. From
long experience the manufacture of Carriages We rci
confident that can give entire satisfaction Al! work
warranted.
We have also connected with Repository shop for
doing kinds of repairing, which viii be done at short
notceand in the best manner.
Stor. a few doors West of the T. O. on Main street.
For reference, enquire of ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, Esd
jun l4-lyr II. W JUNE, igtht.
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<kGf :. IT ION >fUfSF.
fy iIE undersigned respectfully r- q" tie citizens "'
OTTAWA and surrounding country his services -
CITY hu-tou.-r. and Corrl.i--5.u Merchant. or Ga
sale Real Estate Hp-sr., Carr Dry hHvI- Fur
uiture. &c. assuring those who favor lim nth
their patronage. r'4r honorable. .nrt shall h- want
ed 20 eject speedy sales and good price,
Cash advance VII! d. made goods intended for i'm
mediate sale.
store. north side of Main nearly orTr-it" rh"
Post one. JAS. LANCASHIRE, Iu.'s.H..r.
l. ENsIIsI. .SIl.s0.esu.
EEFEEENC :.
Tru. Z Waterman. Wfn. E.lirk.
Gibson Brother, Arthur Lock wood.
u Walker 4 Co., " ~. N. Cu-Lman,
Nani-y & Dow, u. 7. Ph-ip-,
T.rl i , Hltr-
R-Cr-t rur II .l.- and Pr. a--I
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Z gIITFr. ETETnN r.
CLOVER n COOK
HOMEOPATHY.
gr~. ..sE.> - s.zGii = ,>DS.

uAVE 1--1sIs'r! tE--.v-- ju rhr practice % u'H'-
cine anal ,r.r-.l. aud WIHi most respectfully tender
their profess. r4I i'e citizens 90 Ottawa AID
vicinity
o.. So w4's-- < H.ssi.n-'- ,cs, -o-th - -
Court IIrI--. NJ - apo
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
6. ". sS>EEssD.
NtSJFtgTrEIE 90 Al y'E-FE.r- HF
Ixrk.,d IL -. md VI Il CYs.

m V,Ij-oH E.Ir 1'sgaTfs >fr..f Offr'rT. I'iEoi-,
? now prepared q" 'lru. ~ lIs 81 '-'..' r..'... a
y very superior article o' v-. -.'l- STONE El'-r
Water Pe NJ. Vim, aud Ginger ,r0..rr-- P.1; a'i
Navy Er-rI-
Al la b.-r-S strictly Cal. h.--. ard 'lr" -rt
" facility 'r- N1rufr rrurH-. a1 -' H o. sell . ..a
a. any other li.a-c sr tl- Hr-t.
Al k.n,i- ~ FIr-v 1-i Wedding C-- Kept Consistently
rr G,ard AND made rU order. fuoy29' & V. SANFORD
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BY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

=. q. OF G.. r.
VXTASHiNGTON LODGE No 81. Independent Order
w of Good TrmTIaT<- meets every Wednesday eve
ming in Reddick' Block third story, AT O'clock
Of this visiting the City cordially in
vi;ed to meet with Us J. &. SEWARD, ". c. 7.
l. BovES, W : ianl.
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goCIOT IfAREiS
BOSYssEs Men

.-NFFICE To- tire second .ra-y uf ~hui.r- builln-. ne
Tire I:4aE ui OTTAWA Residence, E..st Main >tT-'
pa. yr - E.,-r aIg5z
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II HNISG loI g.t out the shop. af IL
l =. Bruuker. invite the sporting community to give
ne a call. hays good an assortment of sporting
tirrs a- con h- found tlis side Of Nrw lork City.
have good assortment q those splendid east steel
patent muzzly md common Rifles, made by Mr. H. T.
Eruut-r. whose valuable services foreman of my
shop, All done my shop. usual. j. warranted
perfect satisfaction Colt, VI v':aT!>, Aliens,
and Blunt a Lyons Receivers. and ktc Pistols kept
constantly hand. and ccaF they be bought
il Chicago. Caps Of all descriptions and gun fixtures
kept constantly hand. Powfer-a superior Article
kept. for target practice. or long range.
invite ili, old friends Of H. 7. Hrunlr, vel new
traders believing supply their orders for every
thin. in NY line and warrant give satisfaction all
that trade with Il. c. MITCHELL.
D.fay-a Ian. .. l..
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a Calendar OF FIreside Saints

ST. bETSEf.-St. bris"y was welded to
knight who sailed with Raleigh and brouct
home tobacco, and the knight smoked Bu
he thought that ST. Betsy ike other iue la
dies in the court, would fam that he -houi,
smoke ou; Of doors Dor taint with tobacc,
smoke the tapestry. Whereupon the knIgh
would seek his garden, his orchard, and II
any weather smoke sub Jovc. Now, il
/ chanced rs the knight smoked. st Betsy
came to him and said My lord. pray yc
come into the house, and the kni 'hr went
with St Betsy, who took him into a newly
ccdared room, and said " pray, my lord,
hcncefurth smoke here, for it is not shame
that you, who are the founder and prop Of
your house, should have no place 70 put
your head into and smoke" And st Bot
sy led 70 a chair, and with her own fingers
filed him pipe; and fr-,n ,hat tinc the
knight sat in the ccGar-room and smoked
his weed
81. sALLY.-St. Sally from har childhood
was known for her iuncrmost love Of Truth.
1t was said Of her that her heart was in a
crystal shrine, and all the world might see
it. Now once when other women denied, or
strOve TO hide their age, -. Sally said, -"
am five and thirty" Whcreupon, next
birthday, It. Sally's husbadd, at A feast Of
al their friends, gave her necklace of six
aud-lhrty oval beads: and every birth day
added bead until the beads amounted to
four score and one. And the beads seemed
10 act as a charm for It. Sally, wearing the
sum Of her age about her neck, age never
appeared IN her face. such in the oder
time, was the reward Of simplicity and Truth.
ST PHHrI--.,t. T.. va. virgin Of noble
parcntag" but wit al - simple a. a Shcp-
hcrde.- 0i curd- and cream. she married
a lord, and had much piu-money. But
when other ladies wore .iatn1ud~ and paaIi-,
Philis Only wore rel aui nhitc rose in
her hair Yet her Tin-uoney bought the
best Of jewc'ry in the happy eyes Of the
poor about her. =. pnilHs wa- rewarded.
Sac lived until four--cgrr. and left her fra
crsure in their memory.
81 pHIar.->t Pho DC was married car
y to wiifll, bat w.thaI a good-heartod hu,-
band. H. was a merchant, and would come
home sour and sul.en FROM Change. here
upon, after much IoudyI.n-, =. Phoebe IN
her patience st to work. praying the while
made OF dyed lamb ,wogl, a door-Taat. And
i Glanced from that time forth, that never
did the husband touch that mat that he
didn't clean his temper with his shoes, aud
he sat down 10y his phubc a. mild as the
lamb whose wool he has troi upon. Thus
g,nt,cncS~ may make miraculous door mats.
=. LiLiY.->l. Lily vas the w-fs Of
poor man. who tried to support his family.
and his children werr many. jY writing
books. II those day- It was n : 50 easy for
man t. tlni n publisher a. 20 say hi- Pa
tsruo~.er Many war- h books that were
written by the husband Of =. Lily. but to
every book II. Lily gave at least two battles.
However, o.itue a. a cricket was the spirit
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Br. &c. IsaTssEWaS.

li4NsFfffN
FROM tl N4s-acl--;f~ General and Pennsylvania Hos
paI< would announce the citizens n" La sale County
that E Ia- located h--f permanently IL Ottawa, for
tn Dr. -t.ea 81 hi profession
-!sre Of the public patronage i respectfully soii-
cited
one n Cavary'- Block Main Street nearly opposite
the Post Oiirr.
EFFTEESCE--
TIs- Fasr'iv u Jefferson Medical COeg-, Phil, Pa
= VI. Warren. VI J.. E0.t0u Mas
a. J. Adam E-g-. Er-t"r- Mas
Thomas Bump. VI y. A--o net, Mass
" n " Cu.brIar. F-q ottawa III jun2s
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Another New Lumber Yard!

on the .S;de CHt ant Main .Tre,t, mar HOsSacE d
EjchGrGSOa's HdT.k0USe,
{ AVE now on hand and offer at prices which they
think wall be fo;iud tempting. very large lot Of
Pine Lumber. Shingles, Laih. &c, IS. A. most Of their
lumber J. received direct r" the Pincre. they ~,
very slight advance Chicago prices. Please call
and before purchasing -l~.w here fee2l-tf
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,
II


Superior .Sl'esr. H.gr Gr11yFs HIgnH E,tiDt,-
STONE cut ~ all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Sf1u, for sale al delivered fv
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Dr. \. ASHCANAZY. Hungarian,

VIAYING Just returned to this oty from Europe.
v-F-r- D. La~ visited tn most important institutions
Of medical learning. offer h- services g" the public
P.rtfssllar attention paid to CnT0nic disease
0n-,-i--t iIOo- u. Walkers Drug store, IN Ne
rorcliia'i Hall Building mar
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q. EsD. VI. D..

I'Ey-i~srH sfTH !>frGevH-'ff'i'fTr IttH"i-
OFF, fll Glover & Cooks Brick block
R--s,I.r..,. corner oG Madison and Clinton streets
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Ur'-r MUIR anil JSrsisr-Thrss D"orS EdNf Z" ne
T',,t Otr-s, on H'iH .Sts-ssf !SShfh >idS- O"I'sd
yYATCH work thoroughly done and warraHted-
w CD,L- repaired ~ the shortest notice 'Ioc$-'
49, I'D I.rrrIrN fIr al. rlrlr. Il. 10
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RESTAURANTS.

A IIsoPP's v / PALE ALE on DRAuGHT..
IA Guiness stout draught
burton ale draurht
youngers scotch all on draurht q years ODD
Harnon's ale drAught
Even's new ale draugh.
london and tally papers DE Also The Illus.
trned Tunes the Punch Refs Life, l. Illus
uatans birmingham Journal Ole, al the "Oricen $50
custom street BENJAMIN HONEY, Proprietor.
nEy STREET HOTEL, a. So AND 81 DIZZY STREET,
IL New York.
Bedrooms warmed and supplied with water 50
per day. - - .-........ =. -.
hey STREET HOTEL DINING SALOON.
AL creature comforts in the eating and drinking
By the tho city, served up
tip style prices Commensurate with tbs hard times
THE BAR
Furnished with the choicest beverages
THE OYSTER DEPARTMENT.
Supplied with the luscious bivalves cold cuts sardnes
Ac, and the billiard room closes N " Y, VI
N IANgIEN Propr
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THE MILITARY.

THIRST DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA NEW
York Thursday, November ~. ls57.-Major General
sanford request Of the Commre ut Arrangements "
the Common Council of the city New York he subject
az the monument the memory Of Major General Worth
.pecuIly invites an officers q the army and 81 the
United states, DESTROYS OF participating IN the ceremonies
rvnpoed the tho removal of the remains
IL the monument assemble the 18th November inst at
the Governors room Ia the city Hall n II o'clock A. ~
The Major also invites the corps 81 uni
formed militia troops within convenient distance 81 he city,
DESTROYS participate in the funeral hnnars 10 be rendered
on tho report themselves DIVISION Inspector
the Division upon the Battery At IL O'Clock A. NJ
precisely.
The military corps Of Albany Troy AMI Hudson the former
and birthplace " The lamenied Worth espe
riay invited To attend.
All officers the militia duty invited attend in
Fun Uniform and assemble IA the Governors Room, City
~ Major General sANDFoRp.
CH SANFORD Division ouartermastcr, Acting aud Divi.
sion Inspector.
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GILL ANOTHER MURDER. -
~ IHE AIllIIM EAIEN

1mmense cKcement ~ NJ. 30 lrondway.
~ appears from what gather that there arrived w
the steamer Marion the 10th instant about forty bermuda
residents III rich and really splendid fellows who had been
forced from their native shore against their incnaOhs
take their residence In this land of the free and home of
the brave. They put up Mr. W. Palmers house No. %
Broadway. Yesterday morning two seized by the
morseless butcher who with cold booded arocy stabbed
them the abdomen with knife least twelve inches
length As there post mortem examination held
the bodies cannot give the particulars but supposed
they died fundamentally But To tn sequel After having
murdered BOTH " 70 gos sl further his Gendish passions
placed Of the bodics pot and
actually bottled them, seasoning with spices sning the
10 time and occasionally of this
rous moree wha IL than ALI The assassin IL st at
large and heard the threat that the
ihe Marty should slaughtered this week W. have
Informed The murierors name y Cook, while the vic
TINS Of the horrd hu'chery we're named Turtle The
hes will be on exhibition No. ~ Broadway where epi
cures and IN the various pastable decacs
pr which Mr. Palmer has he famed during his eight
Years experience the Washln I'm Hotel No Broadway.
Turtle soups steaks served every day Mr. PALMER IN
returning hanks friends Tor he liberal patronage
hitherto bestowed upon him win take this opportunity e
spcrftuv solicit n continuance ~ the At his
NJ W Broadway sign 81 Living Turtle opposite Bowln
tgreen Give him a call No. 30 Broadway.
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T ARGE AND pERENpoRY AUCTION SALE OF ELF

T ARGE AND PEREMPORY AUCTION SALE OF ELE-
IL CANT rosewood furniture paintings, marble statuary
action rosewood pianoorte library books
with the entire splendid furniture of the house.
RUSSELL W WESTCOTT. AucOneer VIII SELL this day
Saturday Nov n No 152 West Twenty first street. between
Eighth the highest bidder over
worth of magnificent furniture and beautiful works OF art
embracing recherche collection such as sell
dom If obtained through this medium Of sale the CON
Of the house first class throughout and will he pc
remptory sold without Catalogues Will be AT the
house morning of SALE which will be positive, rain or
shine.
Furniture consists of superb carved rosewood piano.
forte marble music cabinet, three elegant fun suits sod
covered in three coored brocade
with slip made order two rosewood French etc
ceres marble tops three splendid manel mirrors with
ormuo frames three large French plate pier mirrors solid
Turkish reception chairs; brocade aud rich lace
curtains eteseres with mirror backs Egyptian and
CENTRE pier and sofa tables; consoles in buhl
work ladies' French escroire medallion and royal velvet
Dresden and china sque candeabras
marble groups and figures among which are the Amazon
valuable collection Of PAINTINGS canvass and glass Turk
h lounges tapestry splendid orou chandeliers and
fixtures.
Two superior book rosewood carved bed
seads twenty large hair mattresses, French amours mar
bic Wristbands commodes full suit rosewood furniture in
velvet chamoer and library furniture
description blankets feather beds French counter
lace shades To thirty windows oak exien
table marble buffet with complete set OF din
ing furniture silver ware, glass French china,
pearl ivory cutlery with large quantity Of other urni
lure Sale will commence at lo1s o'clock pre-
cisey.
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TOHN 1. vANDEWATER, AUCT1ONEER-SPECI
81 attractive sale of 100 panoiores meodeans,
embracing every and variety of richly carved
sewood grand semi grand and square pianos OF the
Messrs Boardman, Gray Co.. with and without the
celebrated attachment being their entire city
stockholm l.. vandewater will sell ON Tuesday Nov "a at
IL O'Clock 4S7 Broadway OF Bronze at the
OF B. Curtis ESQ., and under his direction as agent
above all Of the said stock; instrument being
fully warranted and manufactured expressly for
All Of the manufacture Of Messrs
b. @. Co. embrace the late and celebrated corrugated
sounding board improvement and the suspended plate,
and nrivaed in point of manufacture style and Tone
Cd 81 and ocaves In connection with the above, will at
the be offered few pianos OF celebrated Boston,
Baltimore and New York manufacturers The whole form
ing rich and desirable assortment of instruments that
he depended in every particular and well worthy the
those in want of first class Meodeons
An of superior meodeons, double bank and 9th
Oil pantings.-At the time and place will be Of
ered choice line Of oil paintings In rich gilt frames all OF
which have been selected with great embracing land
scapes Interior views originals and others by
Graan Hardwick Bos & and worthy the attention Of con
Every lot will be positively sold. Pianos packed
and shipped from the premises. Now exhibition. This
sale made reduce stock and account of the sngency
In the money and the duness Of private sales Terms
cash.
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A UCrIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE, IA

SAMtEl. oSGOoD A co, Auciioneers,
Will SELL this DAY Saturday, nj lO O'Clock, AT 81 Nassau
street superior rosewood paror suits covered In green
gold French satin brOcael enameied chamber suits
sofas chairs extension tables etegees book cases dressing
bureaus washands wardrobes card tables centre tables,
rosewood and mahogany beadsieads hair mattresses pal
asses blankets oil paintings, engrayngs oicloth several
eapestry Brussels and ingram carpets. .
One Oh octave square ptanoorte by Horace Waters weh
~ oil mai
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IrxEcuTOR,s sALE-YALrAR1.E REAL ESTATE AT

iL'xECuIORs SAIE-vALUABLE REAL ESTATE At
~ prsae SAFE belonging TO the estate u Gsrre Nsndns
tieceasea farm Of l5s situate on Long lstul,
four mea lrom Ninmsburg the Wilismrburg turnpike
ON ne SIN " TWO dwelling houses and all the necessary
pulbu rss ihe land Il conveniently divided into helds by
good stone tehc v under high of cultivation and IN
Igpihee.
~ Arm o. fsls acres situate fronting on the tarnslca
~tark rotf, hi me village N
veulrs bopgs, barn, A. 6s plcuty ~ ru and The farm
o ~ thr hcst ia atty, Ais hree OF meadow
Tie above farms are ~ beet market and Qarden farms
long lAtnd For turther particulars I'M lre IN CORyE
tlUA vANpINF, no reckwan sreat ~ yers, cr n
sARTtN sUYWAN and DANIEL ilENDKlCKsoN Esecu.
= a near the brpn ss ~ ~
Nov. IL. 1885,.
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IL No. Nassau sreet-Wl sell at auction on Monday,
Nov 81 at IL o'clock at No Is William street the lease and
fixtures including large outside awning of the Corn Elk
change Restaurant No 10 William street fitted up at cost
of 5000 consisting ocoth gas fixtures regulator clock
cooking and full supply of utensils bar and conn
glass earhenware box, marble top tables
oak chairs full supply of cutlery and silver block tin
dishes for meats handsome segar case ana
Wines liquors. ales &C. groceries, and all appliances Tor
Immediate occupation and Offering unusual in
ducemen TO any person desiring good paying business
Tarvn ~ cala