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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-08-05
The Marriage Relation.

The great secret is to leaAn to- bear
with each others feelings, not to be
blind to them-that is either an i'm
possibility or folly; We must see or feel
them if we do neither, they are not
evils to us, and there is obviously no
need for forbearanoe but to throw the
mantle of affection around them con-
cealing them from each others eyes;
to determine net to let them chill the
affections to resolve to cultivate good
tempered forbearance, because it is the
only way of mitigating the present evil,
always with view to ultimate amend
ment Surely it is not the perfection
of human character that makes the
strongest claim in love. Ali the world
must approve, even enemies must adj
mire, the good, the estimable IN human
nature. If husband and wife estimate
that in each which all must be con-
strained to value, what do they more
than others 1t is inGrmities of char
acter, imperfections of nature, that
makes each the comforter, the monitor
of the other. Ferbearance helps them
to attain command over themselves
Few are the creatures so utterly evil as
to abuse generous confidence, and calm
forbearance. Married persons should
be pre. eminently friends, and fidelity
is the great privilege of friendship
The D&earance here contended for is
not weak and wicked indulgence Of
each others faults, but such a calm,
tender observance of them as excludes
all harshness and anger, and takes the
best and gentlest mode of correction.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-08-05

Great Krtae an Liquids. An old lady
in Pennsylvania had great aversion to rye,
andnever could eatit in any form. 'Tilllate,'
said she, sthey have got to making it into
whiskey, and I find that can, now and
then. worry down little
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-08-05

Syrian Wheat. A gentleman from Ala
bama received from the Patent Office some
spring wheat from the Farm of Abraham
at the foot of Mount Carmel, in the Holy
Land, which he sowed during the past
spring It came to maturity in seven weeks,
producing large, full head, with a berry
in every respect equal to the original. This
wheat is reputed to ripen in Syria in sixty
days from sowing. It will thus be seen
that our climate fastened its period of
maturity eleven days.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-08-05

Lighthouse Keepers appointed. Thos.
Newly and s. j. Hunter have been appoin-
ted Light house keepers at Royal Shoals,
IN. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-08-05

Vermont. Vermont is model State, one
among thity-one, and very lovely. One
of its papers says Of it: ;,
sThere is but one city in this State, and
not a soldier. We have no police; and
not a murder has been committed in this
State within the last ten years. We have
no Museums or Crystal Palaces"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
Dem ocrasic State Convention.

Az n meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee. held In San Francisco on the 10th of May
the following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the next Democratic State Con
yeniion be holden ut the city OF Sacramento, on
TUESDAY, the 14lh day of July next. and that the
bnsis of representation be follows, viz: One del
~ga,e from every two hGndred Democratic votes
:nst and one delegate for every fraction over one
hundred Democratic vote cast for any Democratic
,,ate officer al the last general electi0h-the Pres
Icza eector being considered, for the purposes of
.his sresolution, as State officers.
RESOLVED, That Messrs. Thomas, Mecfe and Red
ington are hereby appointed committee to canvas
the official returns In fhe office o the Secretary of
state, and from them to make up and publish the ap.
portionment OF delegates TO which the various cou.
ties are entitled according to the basis OF presenta.
ton adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following report, by which the Democrats
ofthe ,arious counties will be governed In electng
delegates to the State Convention
ALFRED REDINGT0N, Chairman.
PIX. WooDsIDg, Sec'y Dem. State Genital Com.
To GES.ALPRED kEDIsGTOS. Chairman. Sc.-Deaf
Sir: The Com mittee appointed at the recent meeting
of the Democratic State Central Committee to appor
ton the dele, ,ates which each county will be entitled
To elect under the resolutions of the Central Commit.
tee. to meet in Convention In Sacramento on the 18th
Of July proxmo, have made the following apporton-
mont, viz:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
sstagirg Extrortiinary.--6 Mile Heat

On Monday last, while the return stage
from Alpha, A. S, Olin's line was watering
at jenkins. Mr.. S. L, Bridge. tie driver
being dismodnted. the horses were started
by command given another horse hitcht d In
front of the house, and left at fnll speei'
Two passengers were inside at the time, one
of whom jumped out with no injury. The
other, cripple, was obliged to take his
chances ir the vehicle. The horses four in
number, swept along the road, turning all
angles. winding along its sinuosities. avoi-
ding tres, aud rocks, and crossing bridges,
with the utmost precision and finally brought
up in front of the American Exchange. after
run Of six miles over rough, crooked
and dangerous road, with nothing but
whiffitIee broken! and the cripple still in
side, badly scared, but not otherwise in
juredl The horses apparently were not
frightened, nor had they probably the least
idea of running away. and they only mani
Tested the usual symptoms OF animals after
hard drive.
This is specimen of what our stages. can
do without driver.--.NSpada Journal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07

A MORMON SToRY.--A man by the
name Of Nash emigrated to Utah lat
summeI, and settled in Provo, a south
ern colony, taking with him his daugh-
ter, beautiful and interesting girl of
some seventeen summers, who had
been much sought by the propagators
of the Celestial Kingdom She sue
ceeded, however, in battling the anti
quated and anointed rOues among the
Saints and preserved her purity until
after the death of her father and only
protector, which occurred during the
past winter, The Bishop of Provo, a
creature named Garter, eficated at
the funeral Of Nash, and after conclud-
ing the prayer over the dead body Of
the father, tuned to the weeping girl, ,
informed her sne was now unprotected d
and must become his vile In less
than Ten days she was forced to yield,
and now swels the number of Carter S
'spirituals' to seven.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
From Pitt Rivcr.--Rumored murder Oh
six Men!-Dcstruction Of property.

A report rached town on Tuesday, about
noon. by two gentlemen that arrived from
Pitt River, that six men from Scott Valley.
who had gone down to Red Bluffs with then
teams to lay in supplies for harvest, had
bee murdered ty the Indians, and their
teams and property destroyed. We had
conversatian with Lieut.. Dryer, of Fort
Jones, yesterday. who left Pitt River Sun
day evening, he had heard nothing of the
outbreak. aud thought it must be false
alarm Mr.. Judah, brother of Capt. Judah
left Pitt River Monday morning, and he
heard nothug of it They both arrived in
town Tuesday afternoon. After our coDver-
sation with Lieut.. Dryer, We were inclined
TO place no reliance in the report; but after
weighing all the facts, we fear there may be
something in it. The Company were bring.
ing up two Concord stages for MIR. Slicer.
and he was advised of their leaving Red
Bluffs on the 23d. of June, and he thinks
they ought TO have been at Pitt river before
Messrs. Mcfarland and Judah left, as they
intended TO load light and make the best
time they could A short time ago an at
tack was made by the Indians on Antelope
Mills, and it is possible that the same band
or some of their confederates, may have III
with the party in question at some point on
the road below Pitt River, and cut them off.
Yet opposing this view, is the presumption
that tire teamsters would be well armed, and
we think six men we'll armed might protect
themselves against any body of Indians
that would be likely to attack them in that
part of the country. We sincerely hope
that the rumor may prove to be incorrect
1t is probable that in few days we will
know the facts
Lieut.. Dryer reports that he had killed
an Indian two days before he left Pitt River,
the only one that had been seen for ten days.
A few days before he left they had stolen
some cattle from some immigrants, but
they had all been recovered but two or
three
The Indians secrete themselves in the
mountains. whence they emepge in the
night time to commit their acts of plumber.
They make no fires, and it is very difficult to
ferret out their hiding places.
Lieut.. Crook is we'll and on duty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07

WAR IN AFFRICA.-Two dBrkes who had
misunderstanding about certain business
matters. (the two being rival boot blacks)
and to ''settle the hash" went to spot below
mutually agreed upon, and took "a stand
up fight to decide it. They "fit aAd fit
and gouged and bit" until one of them
..cove in" cried snuff'' and with two black
eyes both badly bruised, besides various
other wounds, acknowledged himself "ker-
wallopped." The victor and the vanquished
were both arrested.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07

BALL AND DINNER AT HELLTowN.- A
most sumptuoas dinner and graad ball
gotten up by Mr.. VIM. Johuson were had
at Heltown on the 4th. The people from
all the surrounding country were present
and participated in the festivities. 1t was
one of the most joyous celebrations held
anywhere in this portion of the State, We
are are indebted to Mr.. Fred Striker Mr.
Hesbit and other gentl'men who were present
for theabove information.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
IrEm.-Information of Professor Lartai

IrEM.-Informatio of Professor Lartail,
recently from Paris. Mr. L. accompanied
Messrs. McCustian and Payne to Honey
Lake Valley about the 18th of june and
from thence on the 22d of June left Rich
Bar and American Valley, since which time
he has not been heard from by his friends in
Oroville. Any information concerning his
whereabouts will be thankfully received at
this Office
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
Economy should be the order
of the DaY.

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the property
owners of Oroville that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus 10 build neat, substantial,
FIRE PROOF STORES Of CONCRETE OR BiTON,
at a saving of % per cent. below the cost of brick
buildings Having n thorough knowledge OF the
component parts OF this material and the manner OF
using It, he can defy competition. Those desirous OF
building would do well to give him CALL Plans and
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any apphca-
tions left at the banking house Of Hedges lannon,
will meet with prompt attention.
ie,mf JP KIRWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07

TELEGRAPH TO THE PAciFIc.-H is stated
that Henry O'Reilly, of telegraphc fame,
offers te the United States government to
build, at his own expense, a photographic line
to the Pacific, if military protection against
Indians be afforded.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
County Treasurer's Office,
A,,, 1oth lEAT

ORovILLE, May Ism, 1901.
Notice sfereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day of November 1856,
and the 9th OF December 1856 inclusive, that the
same will Be paid on presentation nj this Office and
after this date said Warrants will cease to beat In.
teres,. WIN LAfrlmohHi
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Get Your License.

All persons falling to pay city License when cali
d upon, will be sued Immediately, and damaged In
,et. of Court. by the MARSHAL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
Private Boarding,

Can be had ut the house northwest corner Downar
md Montgomery streets, with rooms II desired, furn-
shed TO SUIT gentlemen with their wives, or single
,en,'emen (as the case may be.) Apply TO
MRS. BERRY,
40 on the premises. :
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07

A WATERMELoN.-Majo John Bidwell
presented US with find large watermelon
yesterday, one of the products of his beau
tiful farm at Chico. Mammoth in size and
oyerflowing with juciness it was the most
delicious piece OF fruit we have had the good
fortune to see this season.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07

A GOOD APPoI INTMENT.-Says the Balti-
more Sun, Col. De Ia Torree has been ap-
pointed United States District Attorney for
the northern district of California, vice VIM.
Blanding. He is, we believe, from Balti-
more originally.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07

The Span 'ards account by quaint
legend for the constant political dis
turbances IN their country. When st.
Iaeo, their patron, went to Heaven,
he intcrceded for blessings on Spain.
Brave men, handsome women, fertile
soil. aud a fine climate were readily
GRANTED. The Saint then asked for a
good government. =. !,
NO, no!' was the reply, 1T that
were conceded as well, the angels
would qui, Heaven to live IN SPAIN
How noiselessly the snow comes
down. You may see it, feel 1t, but nss.
or hear it. Such is true charity.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07

EXAMINATION PosTPoNED.--The prelim-
mary examination of Limerick for killing
Thornton has been postponed until Thurs
tay next The case will be brought be-
lore Justice Elliott
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon by far the best arranged, most popular
and best lighted OF anv in Oroye or vicinity, provi-
ded with five arst class Billiard Tables, a talented
band of Musicians, the best stocked par, and thc
most atten tive and competent bar keepers in North
etn California is now under the sole control of the
under signed who soiicits, and hopes he may merit
and receive continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the Saloon.
.DWARAKOUSKY,
June 20 Alias "CoUST."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
Masonic.

n PURSUANT 70 A RESOLUTION adopted
NESsrat meeting of Royal Arch m"sons,
w assembled in Oroville, June Gath, 1857, all
Companion Royal Arch hasons in good stshding IN
Bulte County, are requested TO meet at MASONIC
HALL. in Oroville, ON TUESDAY, JULY 9Th, 1857,
at O'Clock A. M for the purpose of taking steps to
organize Chapter, pursuant - Ancient Usages.
II. A. GASrON,,
j.. KLEINE. }Committee
c. + COLTON.S
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
For Assessor.

The name of J. A. RYDER is recommended by
numerous frienes aud Democrats of Bidwell Towns
hip. for the Office of County Assessor, subject 10
domination by the Democratic Convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
Don't throw your Money away!

But go TO HENDEE'S and have Your Likeness
taken, corner Of Huntoon st. and Miners Alley
They have had over eleven years experience IN 'he
art and warrant their pictures to be as good rs can
be made GIVE THEM CALL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07

BENEFIT OF Miss SwEET.-This dan
seuse and vocalist, takes benefit tonight
at Musical Hall. The dancing Of this chiid Is
faultless, and her singing delightful
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S
June %

Grand Medical and surSfcaf Institutt'
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa
ciiec Mail Steamship Company's Once, San Fran
CISCO California, established in 1854 for the perma'
nent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases and tho
suppression Of q uackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, I'D. CZAP-
KAY, NJ d., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary
War, Chief Ply yscian TO the 20th Regiment OF Hon
veds Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital OF
Pesth, Hungary, and late Lecturer on ''Diseases OF
Women and Children"
Commune alions strictly confidential
Consultations, by letter or otherwise. free.
Address l.. J. CZApKAY, M. d.
it27-3u San Francisco, California {.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
In the Field.

The friends OF $. l.. SNYDER respectfully an'
nounce him us u candidate for Assembly subject 10
The nnminaion of the Democratic Convention
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-07
List Of Precincts and Delegates.

Robinson's Mill--Sayer
Hansonville Thompson
kents--Bateman
Meals Ranch-Lee
Evansville
Scholfield
Virginia Mills--Nutter
Hart
vantine's Store-Stevens
French Creek.-Harris
d Mark
Forks Butte-Robinson
Miller
Reinhart's Bar-Moners
Bingham's Dar--Gallagher
Learing
Hooper
Helltown-Stryker
Nesbitt
Hamilton--Stockton
Crawford
Turner's Ranch Turner
Crane
Moortown-Moore
Carey
Wilson's Precinct--Gould
Wright
Pence's Ranch-Burnham,
Rathrock
McCauly
bynchburgh--Hewet
Horton
Mountain Spring--Eberly
Central House-Lowery
Shannon
Simmons Store-Morrson
Simmons
Smith
Moreton's Ranch--Ridley
Chieo--Bidwell
Sparks
Smith
Peavine-Whipple
Caldwell
Mountain House--Ruggles
Kelley
Forbestown--Hedges,
Dudley
Hileman
Mallon
Roberts
Spanishtown-Ripley
McLelland
Wells
Derby
Hussey
proxy for Evans
Cherokee Flat--Campbell
Maxwell
Frenchtown--Simpson
Fairbanks
Stewart
proxy for Simmons
| Kunkle's Ranch Kitchens
Garden Ranch--Tinker
Cain
Cowan
Honcut City--Armstrong
Newberry
Robinson's Hill--Waight
Phillips
Hauser
Mosquito Creek-Chandler
Thompson's Platinum
| Perdue
White
Wyandotte-Owen
| Thatchey
Morris Ravine--Relyea f%r
Wilsea
nterprise-Champlin
Cleveland
| Winters
Faulkner's Ranch--Conrad
MISUNDERSTANDING
Reed
Hyland
Cherokee Ravine-Bead
Union Bar-A Gallagher
Mooreville-R Gallagher
Natchez--Peyton
Mugal
jennings Ranch-Sbris
Regers
Dogtown-Griggs
Kinson
Burch
Nelson's Bar-Curtis
Johnson
White Rock--Fitzgerald
Totman
Bidwell--Hida
Urton
Ben lei
Oroyille--P Waterman
IN Hussey
Lillard
Goodrich
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DIV henry a. LsrDs CO. ON rHUssDAY, Apsn
a:esa q AMI G ss, s..s ss' ssf ses
S as % III The, AND ~.r ,sef %
!.sa fou he portfolios u sT een,lensn Comprising
b s ss n s .ad
vjeer OF toas and perfect Of We have pro
o s s s
~Dl DO On exhibition from Thursday April uot day oss'e
NossraBLas sALs-BY VIRUS OF A. ExEoU-
sA toas ssaas neis ss.sSsa With csrssd isss w..
s%es who ~ e s
seat "p ,se rysr TOR NE pubic good 70 haze been
Susdrsa dollars Of fsnc, stock :. he sane time at q Green
OF Amos ESss * * n %
II II. LUDLOW. AUcTlonsxs,
". rstemp,o.y SAFE Of valuable properly on Madison
ss: s1s and lsa .ss sn sns &
auction te,o9siIx % Jseoo ScSes.poo, Jr-x LgDLoW
ococs. At toe ssrchsnis Esoasnss@ A''1 '''''
sy us and & 90 5 . Ss q
adjoining ON the avenue 24-,,S% foe,
Ss sSr az
laisrr sIvEsTu One 10, on the north aide o,
sres, LIS feet east OF Madison avenue lot
TH.RrY srsErrons o the south side Of Thirty
eighth street IN the tear the above adoting Zion schorch
lot s :eusxs. I'm 2,
Adja.nng on The aveSue each ssnlD Zee.
street. los test Third avenue each 25xlco feet Houses
rn,aTr FOURTH STREET -ous 10, on the moth side of
T ss ass ss s ssu, ws st sSqs and "
TgpD Ih.ee ots on the uoSthess covuer OF Third
ald Fifty eighth street each 25:lx105 feet
Fifty Three lots the tn side Of fry
eighth street O5 feet east OF Third each 3xlc0 feet
inches Houses TO be set back Hve feet
Three lots the south sde OF Finy
ninth street. the he above each 2ox feet inches
Houses TO be set back i've feet
Every lot put up actually sold to the highest bidder
1ERMs1eu cent on tue DAY OF SALE aud eighty per
mortRag 20 for three 70 axs nj seven per cent
The will be sold subject n the usua MURRAY ul
restrictions Houses erected to be les than width OF lots
sold.
MAPS the property and f particulars bshsd Al the
onlce of the suctiopeer IA Pine street
II II LUDLOW. AUCTIONEEH
~. Perrmpory sale to close OF valuable pro-
perty Church and Reads streets, at auction
K. H. LUDLOW 90. viii soil at Auciion. Thursday,
Aprn9 at IL O'Clock, o. tho Merchants hxchanse:-
Church street.-The bome and lot No " Church street on
sde adjoining The the Of Reade
2esds s,reet-Aouse and lo No. II ReAde street, opposite
Him street
Enexcepdonable titles and large amount remain
Maps particulars the office Of the auctioneers
No IA Pine street.
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mATRIMUuIAl-

a WIDOW ABoUr 10 WISHES TO ROAM rHn 40.
"A 81 rent with vHs
N cfrcunssnces 70 support wife; souhew~sF s~ssxsA
Ascrese Ads hAason square pvss oacA
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TIN PnownNsDE CoNCEsr AND BALL,
A. already snuc.nesd, VII Axe place ia the

rox,sc.e vii be- spared By the directors o. the Academy
q. ,s, az this entertainment unusually sr,cuvs Large cd
s,,. hsve hoen made the decorations used on the pre-
v,ous oasor and bands Win consist Of not lees hsn one
r,s ~ an AZ o'clock music 70 commence at 81 and
sancne Al o,cost No ladies' with bounes And no gentle
with hats, canes or overcoss' WIZ DC s"'"o' y" ~
hoef. - -. -. A.. s.x ~ m.
directors of the Acsdeny Of the pervneses sn s"StoS
and q, the PRINCIPAL music stoves
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LBxKr II. NICoLAY. AUCTIRtxxx.

a LBkKr II. NICOLAY AUCTIURtxxx
arsEss Dts ' w XXI ana s sS
M % co: &c .ss s.asi sss.ass
~ 90 HsnOoef County d,noiO per csoi Soads dsisd
IN New iork July 1876 Interest coupons payable annually
1856 and the RIsdApge Bsns 10 New YORK
1870 interest coupons. payable January Jaly i,
ss "a ely ssss.
Issue OF bonds 70 a'd IN the Of the Warsaw and
r p s.
!a,ion about ID 90 a,sa IN scrss a $40 me aahor1sd
perty in the city OoOoO tAxss 5000 popuIatioo 400
s Guy S @ s
res e1pscssd vim Be aai.hea 80 mis. tns from
sent time.
auctionser. No. Broad street.
a j. sIES9K xSsv AgCrl ~ :. ..
a. 81 81 oSScs 10 w sell at auction On T
sishh svenusThat vsasbis lot u s'Toc 40 a. ighth
1sesss for g. wstee ;asss
ard L. covered large portion Of the purchase
twenty sixth ssrese house AMI lot No. 1865 Yves. Tween.
I,y sixth srse-I6e vsusbe Central PARK o north side
Of FIFTY sra street. snlOao commencing s2S feet from Sixth
For and apply the office of the a,caoaesr
No Broad soect
UG1,oM sor :is a min and s.nov ,.,s., .,.,
tools &c @sAMUEL OsaUOD 4 90. suc.oaeers IstoSs
s:y entire Is s s5
GG:"s Sss Gay bRssEsSs Son the only
Deposits required in proportion to amount of purchases
A uCTIoN NorIoE-oAELEY' 4 WRIGHT AUo
t,oCeers Will eel at saeson on Wednesday April 4
suits Of IN
push mahogany do in hair cloth marble dressing bu-
ssF
suis hair mattresses spring d. Brusses and ingram
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND BAII,-ov WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL.
" Nile Caroline veziens dancing scseeny a Hovard
street ball viii nj clock and close n H. Tick
ats G cents Private Lessons for ladies' and gepemeu
dav =, O'Clock r. NJ
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u Fl. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRO
~ perry on boormsn place Ghirty third street, q auction
II. LUDLOW A co. will sell al auction THURSDAY
April at IL O'Clock AT the Merchant Exchsuge Borm
place the four high soop Philadelphia brick fon house
No Thirty third street, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues house 20 by 90 feet new with all the mo
dern improve IS 600 remain bond and mort
gage 1or further particulars apply n ths ONCE OF the
voneers No. IA Pine street
u Il. LUDLOW. AUCfIONEER. -PEREMPfORY SALE
H. Of valuable lots Eleventh avenue and Twenty fourth
street--E H LUDLO W a co will sell at auction on Wed
nesday. April r. 1851 at IL O'Clock at tae Merchsns Ex
change Twenty fourth and Eleventh the four
valuable lots the noreas of Twenty tn
street and Eleventh avenue. full sized lota