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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
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THE prqprleors of Cooper Patent Gas Regulator
Il noticed with pain circular sad 10 In W ea, NV M,
KY esrn psrtle Just from Now York, calling themselves
" fas Regulator Co in which they take occasion
10 Xly 9ni abuse John u Cooper Esq., our inventor as
we a. ~ the parties IN any forI eonneoGd With and
II az aS5seiion no part bunuss and most
ena Wsn e In tn; means at their comani t.
CLAIMS ihe enghened citizen. Of this state need no
poPtS n teTnlne them to the prompt decisive re-
I 96S to crHs2 the genius Of ono Of sr
Ges ron NIX pary prevent them from Investigating the pro
Ply therefore Che great IF tho actions which
we nu1e and would rather forgive the nn punish ths
cOrH Ntr copper IS one OF native horn citizens
DeoVeu ny all who Know him, and has achieved a noble
triumph over all REGULATORS evor introduced For this tho
eosoned arrow is leveed ut him; butt falls harmless The
GENERAL Agent Is prepared to meet in the proper
equity of his claims. ~
Having increased tho facility for the manufacture of our
Regulators, weaf2 now prepared to fill all orders at the
inetlon, nj n worry low price.
Warranted to save from 90 to 81 per cent on your Gas
bills Call atour office and examine instrument inor-
n9y and externally and have doubt you viii lie pleas
ell Al we ask rs trial Of our instrument, United States
Blood's Despatoh.s e. REED
AGENTS WANTEn, Secretary for PrnnTiafors
III c. NJ GREEN, the agent for this oity Gan Ia fi,uud
nt6l Market-street. ap ss-tf
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FOR SALE A handsome FARht or oUun,
YEA try seat fl9O cres, Sltueted in Cecil CoaR
AI,IlEl ~, Md, and adjoining the town of kton,
whore good Schools, ChurohesanG society cal
be found. The Farm and Buildings cOmmdudsan OK
tensiVe view for mi wn the liver around
RE country The farm into fields handsome
The bulldlngs are Bic House, 10 by so feet,a
lew and substantial large double oored Barn, 81 feet
tabled TheEes 20 Acres Of Wheatn9w ilthe ground,
andiooks well. The whole will he sold for fifteen thou
sand dollars. something aver us per Acre will
exchange 81 "a farm in part for good improved Whining
ton or philadelphia clty property Possession be hat
a Any time For more full details apply to JANE ii.
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YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENps.-The Ortho-
dox branch of the Society OF Friends common
ced their yearly Meeting in Philadelphia on
Monday. The Philadelphia Inquirer, interfering
to questions which were likely to come before
the Meeting, says:
"The difference between the Wilberites and
the Gurneyites will form prominent matter of
discussion and comment during the present an
nual gathering. The difficulty is of long stand
ing, and arose from the ssi~'s~i.ss.as ~r J~sviA-
John Gurney, who visited this country some
years since. Many of the society believed his
doctrines to lean towards Episcopacy. His
followers who were quite numerous, took the
name of Gurneytes. There is Gurneyite
yearly meeting in Ohio, with Benjamin Hoye
as clerk, which is not now in correspondence
with any orthodox body ofFriends except the
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. This matter of
yearly-meeting correspondence is regarded as
very important, and to communicate with an
heretical society, is to be heretcal The
"Friend's Review" holds the opinion that 'the
yearly meeting ofPhiadelphia may be consid-
cred as having, by this recognition OF the
meeting of which Benjamin Hoyle is clerk, so-
lated itself from the great body of the Society
of Friends" AT the present meeting, there
fore Of the Philadelphia Society of Friends, no
epistle will be offered from any regularly as-
knowledged yearly meeting in the country.''
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IA FOR 5ALE.-A small farm of 25 Acres of good
f25l{M land, and raising good crops, il within
lsssUu milesofNewark and within mi Understanding
LAkhA- IN New Castle eoulty. the buildings are Il mid
lux good stone House with rooms and good barn. anl
the pnce is well watered aud divided into helds, with
about of guud meadow land. this farm is very
GOD little one and would suit mechanic well ard w
SeSt. isttf a. NoMa'A' JAMES IT, RAY.
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LATER FROM UTAH TERRToRY.-Files Of
the Desert News, published at Salt Lake City,
to Feb. 4th, have been received. They contain
nothing of startling Importance. The 'popula-
ton of the territory is said to be about seventy
seven thousand. Military matters seem to be
receiving good deal Of attention. Brother
Joseph Young, President of the Quorums OF
Seventies, calls up on all the quorums to re-
port the number and names OF their members
at a central point. The Desert News ridicules
the idea Of the general government sending
officers out there to rule them.
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"A FOR sALE.-A snug little Farmof al Aoro,

A FOR SALE.--A snug little Farm o fs4 Acres
8EWA@ ofgood quality land Situated on Elk River 6
IiiTE miles from EIktun, in Cecil County, Nd che
- land LIES lamis9pe, and the improvement
new frame Barn, with osllar under Jr sahinE; cribs
gdnnary, poultry house and smoke house, III airre-
pair $50 bushels OF limo was put September Inst
LOO Pannes Of post and rail ant worm fence up;
good landing on the River; Church and School houss
githin half mile The Farm il well watered and tine
applied Tor soon Price 1856 per Acre third cash
balance easy payments. Apply to JAMES II, RAY
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Farm III maryland tor sale,
III INVALUABLE plantat ion containing upwards
SspiA OF Hundred Acres Land, 81 luute1 ia Har
lEEgEN inrd Co., the old mail rnHd lending from,
IaIlM Phadeipha 10 lsaliiinoro, and extending back
10 the naygabe water Of Bush River, This property II
now divided into three Farms by natural boundaries ans
titled MS such with the necessary dwelling and bulding
% each. The main Farm is improved with spacious
with servants rooms attached. situate commai-
ding eminence, In beautiful lawn and grounds, OVER
looking the adjacent country, and extended water
pect there on this diy5ion large Apple and Peao
Orchard Of choice fruit The Lind undnlhtes to the south
very best qgaty, ON which there has been spread with
Lime which is roadF purchased oh the landing 9t the
coPons Sprns Office cold water and milk house There
the main Farm contains about 900 to $50 Azores of Land
The other Farms laid Of with less Land and the di
visions be made TO accommodate tho of per
srons of put o. asng. There is great quantity
of timber, Ra load Sleepers. Cord Wood &c.. 60,
any of he Division The property will lie sold entire
dVided as above, may he desired Timber, wood AMI
udiciously managed, may be tho property pay
the price asked Tor the Whole property Ifdesred the
CROWNS Grpps can be had with I'll main Fam. THIS pro-
perty eswithiul mil eOfseveial NJ res, Churches
agd nl'es ON peTryuRns Depot on the line of tlu
phlade phia and Wilmington an Baltimore Rail Road
For erms turth nor alton, apply to thesubseribeI
residing adjoining Perrym0n IRiepot. , +, rr.pso>
n pBp
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The INDIAN MASSACRE IN MINNEsoTA. Fur.
| ther Portica!ars.-The St. Paul minnesota
Pioneer, Of April 10th, gives some further par.
tlculars concerning the Indian troubles in that
territory. party of soldiers who had been
dispatched from Fort Ridgely to the scene Of
depredations on the Des MoineG river, on ar
irving at Springfield, on the 9TH inst, found
that band of Sioux Indians had attacked the
town on the I'd inst, killing seven persons.
Wounding three, and carrying four women into
| captivity. Among the killed were William and
George F. Wood, Josiah Stuart and MIR.
Church. The names Of two of the women who
We're taken prisoners were Mrs. Marvel and
Miss Gardner. The Democrat adds
The attack was without provocation, and was
unsupported by the settlers. Mr.. William
Wood, tender and an old settler of Mankato,
had been proceeding to have talk with the
Indians on the bank of the river, when he was
shot dead and his body burned. After this a
| general massacre took place, in which all who
were not armed suffered more or less. Those
who were armed barely escaped. Two Indians
We're killed-one having been shot by Mrs,
Church, who loaded guns for the men ia one
| of the houses.
Thlrty-eight vslunteers left Mankato, under
Capt. Lewis, Immediately on receipt of the in
telligsnce Of the massacre. The company
reached Slocum on the Watonwan river, ON the
evening Of the llth, where they met body Of
Ah'4SnS eHAalnpsu, VINO On Inelr approach, fled
throwing their hatchets in the air, firing back
as they ran. The company killed four Indians
THIS however, was but an outpost, for immedi-
ately atterward $50 armed Indians made thar
appearance and showed fight.
Gen. Shilds, Gen. Dodd, and one or two
others, had raised companies of volunteers and
proceeded to the scene OF war.
CUBA GUANo.-Letters from Havana state
that capt Green and the Commissioners an
pointed by Governor Concha to explore the
guano Islands on the south side of Cuba have
retreated and bring favorable report. The
quantity Of guano is undoubtedly great but
there is still an important question to be de-
cided, viz the quality of the article. Upon
this the whole value Of the discovery depends,
DEAD.-Judge Tappan, formerly U. S. Sem
ator from Ohio, died at Steubenville, in that
state, or last Sunday. He was a brother of
Arthur Tappan, Of New York.
AGRICULTURAL Hon. s. A.. Douglas has
been invited by the Tennessee State Agricul-
tural Bureau to deliver the annual address be-
fore the State fair, which Is TO assemble in DC
tober.
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m ryNHE subscrihsr ofers at PRIVATE SALE,
ft4fk Il his three story brick dwelling it'll two
tssi story back bullt,ys attSehed sitrate ~ rhi
accommodations large parior, DINING room and
kitchen and Eve good bed chambers. throughout
range kitchen and heater All in first rate
dsF and for sale low poisegSSn giySn pnedlate
49,. l5t Market St., OF on the promises, or
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MARSH for BALE

IL THE Su6scrber offers for sale 81 acres of Marsh
sssM produces well. The purchaser could also take
with little expense, about three Acres of Marsl
aging next the creek. ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG;,
mar, O+4tA, ChTistiann Hid, Del
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VALUABLE E'4ItLW EUkt SNAll
m THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRE-
,&saiSA WAITE SALE, a Farm situated in Penennpf
.ssM Hundred, New Castle County and state ofDel ,
lsalltM aware about mile from the lOurshng town OF
NewarE and quarter Of miie from the NeNnrk Depot
adjoining lands OF James L.. Marlin, Andrew Kerrando
theirs cnntanng 20 of which ~ Acres arc wood
land protion heavily timbered The arabic land is IN a
hugh state Of cultivation, having lined all over onr
years with considerable quanity oiGnnnn, and 1t swell
WHtered, The substantial iva story
frame House Kitchen ataoted with awell of good
water at door, with pump in tho same, frame Barn
40 by 81 feet, with Drman Corn-crlb aud cellar IN
der two Granaries earn cribs amt wagon house near
all butt within the last l2yeaTs with other necessary uut
buildings. Also wosmal tenant House the emlss,
good Apple Orchard with other choice fruit, Sc IL ~
convenient he best Schools In the both for ina
and fema e;ilkeyise places q public worship AM nils
signed. Price sos per Acre. Terms easy or CASH
feb. 2-tf. JAMES II. RAY. Newark Del.
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Ut AtHfAL
PA THE subscriber will rent tho House and store
whlolhe now occupies, No& Market street. ba
sssM tween Front and Second streets. The store Inns
lAAH hegn occupied luting the last twelve
years and H. Of the best locations In tho city for tH
business and not otherwise disposed OF the store will e
rented separately . 49,
The building is three story Brick, 32feet deep with
sitting 40 in length, and good franc kitchen, "a eui
by IS IN width making 9jtee length The first floor, and
contains in all rooms within paved yard and about one
third 9fan Acre gardon well "a with Fruit and Ornn
sNblng and Sheds Thpot l1G deep by - feet wdo
fronting street "a feet WIDE paved and curbed which
into Front street Tile whole building has been nowly
psPered painted and thoroughly repaired throaghont with
Hotel Restaurant Boarding House. it location being
well adapted for either To jdoops and careful person.
the anbscriber. APP post, JOHN II. BARR.
slEs'rtE q; EsROrHaGk. AeaENBa
a;sss IFoR THE SALE OF FRUIT, FORREST
-ss StlRpB No, !O9 Market street, second 'oor a.
feb. 20 IL,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

n 1 AVAILABLE FARM AND WATER Pow
.EE5A er Ia Cecil County, Md, 6 miles from Eiktnn
lsssNM and within 1mie Of good plank road TO Elk
sslA ton, containing ITO Acres OF good land, gu u
good state Of cultivation divided into 9helds, with about
20 Acres of meadow at d. 40 Aerns OF good woodland
and ali under good fencing The Winter Power is goud
% feet head and fail, with grst and saw mill and o9
good ST. cam fwater, The improvements are good dwell
ing 50 feet square and contains goud aud gnrc
barn 50 BY Gu ieet good granaT, cribs prns house
Smoke House, md other out buildings, all good order
good Orchard of different kinds of rut, the farm land
swell wateTed and would make good gfazng iaIln lie
land has all heen lined well aud now Iases good crops
and i'll be sold At S65 Acre. Cal address he IN
aanf Ia.tI IAAIE,S m. L AN.
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10 Butlders Carpenters 81 MasonS
2svA WOULD have erected % to ~ small Brick
fSszYfff 4 HOUSES, on 18th and 18th .Streats, and
EssIfH Eyo one half in cash. and half in Lots, ri
saEsss tAr prices. Any person or persons wishing to
EMBARK VIII apply to w. McCAUILEN,
apr l5-lL 1877 Market 81.
FOR SALE.
Ii TWO NEW THREE STORY. BRICK
EISA HOUSES, situated at the corner Of Seventh
IsIsM aud Madison Streets. Also two lu!lding Lots
LIMA Apply to RICHARD THORNTON
ap, lS-Imo. M. 10 Market st.
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k,er Rant.
es.A 6'0r Rent.
EHNa CARPENTER euOp to ont, at corner of 9th
ap. 73-tf GGt s. g, GRuBB


". -o.a-l ", y. " >. >. 6ltDbB.
For Salo
A &, a y, rndcnoe for sale story back building, ect
Isssm Available larm9 ~ Aorea In Kent county, Del
cation ZONES Crock and Delaware Hail Road about Il
VA lot olneary acres with wharffout the Crstana
three story Brick House with Brick kohen all In geod
oruorin Lombard street betweon Filth aud SIXTH
three story Brick House in Pine street, between 5h and
Aged business stand and store House. situee at the cor
House next door above,
splendid Farm In New Garden Township Cheator Co.,
containing lOncres with first rate buildings theroon all IN
the best order. Apply to .
ssA FoR SALE.
Es THE store house, No, NC Marketstreot. Apply TO
GAel q. s. Il $. s. GRUBB, second story, Smytii's
.ap. 2o-tf. Building, ds AIarkeI.st
FoT sale.
py-A TWO three story Brick Houses IL Spruee.st.
EssAtt SNE IL IL F fhirdest.
lzs1HA- TWO Frnme Houses in NYunul-s street.
ONE three story Brick Housoin Shploy street, betweon
TE ree story House and Basinosu stand door to
the Mechanics Bank
forsalo. sApplYto an..
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MUTE nARE9E q! shswIs, now offering az JOHN
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A SPLENDID assortment Of PIAN0S..JUD-
"A SON 4 MUN0ER hAv. moved @ No. ~ BsosA.y lS
$3.50 ~ $780, al =, idsoos tn city, fo< 3ALk
a. D-esoSsss fox Plsass esd tarvsssN
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forses ann farms nanteo.

DART Of GENTEEL HOUSE WANTED
i FoT smsi family. The second floor preferred with Gas
Baths &c. immediate possession desired Rent must he
moderate. Address VI II Box No 38l Z o.
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DROAD AY L III E A I r R.
DE A. MARSHALL, Sole Les'eei W. X BLAkE stage
Manager. -,
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Of the preseo week positively the last OF the
renowned and LEARNED ELEPHANTS
VICTORIA ADD ALBERT.
They wHt appear each nishS in GRAND DlVERfist-
NENT vito svorte Dsms AGO Farce, sustained oy the
talent Of the txsslent
DRAMATIC COMPANY
SATURDAY--Ap AFTERNOON PERFoRAANCE IL
which the ELEPHANTS vi appear, Win other entertain
pents TO a oo,c families schools, iTen, 6e
Doors opea e. "A, 10 begin st p .
On MONDAY EVENING April 6, will be presented for the
hrst Establishment the srsnd Historical, ROMANTIC
and scenic drama great celebrity, entitled
THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEli,
(tou Sir Edward Blu Lytton's novel N which TIE entire
Of the T6-si, In all departments VIII be engaged
The scenery BY q Hester
Mr LoriaiDe.............1 ...............s.hosees
lila 6st appearance since hs successful Western tosr
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RsGl Estatf for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A frst-cass, four-stOry,
~ brovn-stone front HOUSE aud LEASE OF LOT on the
south side of West lithst, between 18Th and 6thsvs
Also first ,is.s threesory brick HOUSE aud LEASE Of
LOT side OF West ih-st ground rent @L1 per
snnuu; IL years tee lease unexpeG with two renewals
and 7hsvs For I'D particulars apply to
BAKERS WEEKS Aucioneers, No. 8 Pine.st.
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1 OST-Is lhs vicinity Of East Broadw,y.
~ PlBKMAN's BADGE No. eNo. Tse tuier Va pe.e
ave the Cc. OF the Chief Engineer. At No ls- "a"
Broadway.
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tDVERTISING WIND, the
"A Agent No SS Nassn next door 10 The Nssssn Bank,
daily receiving Advertisements Tor publication the Pub
shers lowest the pTnoios s4d widely
tag Newspapers throughout he United s.e- CsnsAs West
Indies and Europe No pay In advance of RESPONSE
bic psrties
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DO nhom If map Concern.

4 DVERTISlNG.-N. b. PALMER, the Agent
"A Tribune Bull III receives advertise for publ ..ioE
The beet ity country pspeTs OF ali tue States,
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WANTED.-A Lady, about breaking up house
keeping has excellent Girl wtom she mmead
snd would ike 70 get Der good SITUATION she is good
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I OST-A CERTIFICATE for 30 SHARES OF
~ the PATERSON s RAusPO RAILROAD Co me
6bd-T Wi BE- rewArceI nv W CORKBRY Woodbridge ~ J.
COX KEWARD.--LOST yesterday. Apri !,
W @sb II the neshto. hood Brnsivsy, Chstssn ana
Chtn b~rsgs. q PACKAGE Of MONEY oorsninf tt"'
Too hJdr ~ receive shove rcvAd BY leaving the SANE
~ No 20 " ~. 22d.t.
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Uauts.

GEACHER.-A Lady is DESTROYS u obtaining
situation 20 TEACH The ENGLISH branches Of edue..
ton The best of references b. given Inquire No 1873
Wts 22dst
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- PERTH AnBOY N we Samnst 1s C.1coI,r. ma,
M snolicatona for the sdinsoa OF pup,s made 81
Jeres.ns me either a, VIM a.l sop,s No ~ bfosdwT
or ., Perta Amboy, N j. ELIAS ;. sChE,on, rn.Sgss.
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OAPER-MIIL to LEASE.-The WILLIMAN-
l TIC MILL having SIX fnsne. sud o. tnee .oardrn
fai.se. p.s,cu an .epiy 70 CHARLES STAFFORD VIII
mantle Coea &C t. JOHN CAhtsfhI Ne lie Sss'sist.
-Y.A.
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L'pR sALP-Ous Of the m~t de.r.hs Pea,

FOX sALE-A property OF from 40 To 30 acres
= hohhis COUNTY NEW. iEaSEY mils fro.
nc Dp"t III. bsidiags bick barn, ros<
.rr eo,ie nlns tive stalls -h carrAy-apur- Nc.
- h. sf snd root &C lar Ia tb- eot.gs +xS.
WIN eikut rNus vii - exoelen water az ssprfiur
hi.'tt e,e.n aaJserni tn, groaes piansd -a .
ntty OF orr smsniA and choice ss,d fr, .rr, Apoy 10
D. HUNTING Madison n ] o. No s Meyes.n :; fscn.as,
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CELECT FAMILY SCHOOL Tor BOYS az SCUM
y WuI.m.tovn BERKSHIRE County, Mass.-BENJ Mills
and MILLS Associate Pneipss The thirty hrT semi
Of hi. I.,u.e w eo%nsa.s 90 smhs ~ o..
ns ,n,sa 70 thirty Ceslss b. obt&sed q he boos
Store OF A. 3 BARNEs Co, No 81 Johnss; 1isAysos x
nj. Az tho g.ncrof House. zoths and Broadway
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WANTED-A situation BY respectable young
w Woman a. CHAhBERNAID aud WAITER ;i' GOOD
p in Cook sno tf,trs'e Washer aud lrouer hs s) tae
bet city reference Inquire No 81 West 7Ehs mont
roc N floor.
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ITO LET-A fsur-st0ry ShOf WIN basement
L, i. s-u lighted aud saed ana SUI 'o'e ~, Nsna
far,uag Jsseer The dsPh - "a" P'e"i'"' " '-' 'e-~
IL. n, % FIiy Abrth
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~ Rochelle consisting OF IS Acres Of LAND in good state
suy alton large ard commodisas Dwelling, Barn. Cow
She'd Crsse and Poultry House TIE buidiags have M
been built within The last six and built In the best
manner Good WeJ plenty Of Fruit good ueshbohood
IL beautifully situated rising ground, mile the R.
Depot Part of the purchase money remain For
further particulars inquire Of WILLIAM DISBROW , At
Cuhsrt Needhsns NO. 81 East ZSd.s-
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NHILDREN's HEALTH.-A SCHOOL on tho
~ CATSXILL NORTHUMBERLAND CoLLEol-
ATE INSTITUTE, Ashland, 6r-ene CO., N. y The Rev.
The Summer Term May & Board wsshins and
tuition in all the English brauehes $50 per Crcn s
~ith full particulars may be- had Of T. GOODENOCOh,
No. ~ Ssssan-sI, or Of the Principals
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" AN1ED-A situation. bya respectable young
W WomsD, to co CHAMBf RWORK AMI SEWING y
sSlsT in he CARE Of CHiLDRtEi reference given Call
No 1855 l2th ST. I'd floor bick o between let sud 2iavs
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FOR sALE--V"ry Valuable Property for In
v,stment, the book bOuJ d-d b. C.s. film e.t . "a
gowNdsts. The HOUSE aud LOT NJ. How.fd :. ls:ss
10 is eNc.dt ally vi be'. sse dss al Toe molscb Twp owe,
eIts thugnout tsnds h. the It he block sad 30 fet
IN m tie corner Centre and n II sli It Of vs- .s
b-fos the los day OF Acn vii be tha dss p,atveiy
Ia AZ public suciiop he M-rcnNoi' ENchNns Apg, n
the men ses or to h H. LUDLOW c.. No II Piae a.
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ITO LIE "A fiye-stcry BRICK u! iLDlHG. Nos
81 arc 80 sauton, tbs Eat hysI. ~ By % f-~t
suitable for 1A1Lf.r orr Soreh0ns hw"1 hga@i and
.ssrp,w-r osu be required. Eent uodrs IGsuire
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Hudson River miles north Of rauytown on ths rost-
Road Rev. Dr. Creish.on Church and Geo d. Swords
esqra residence within minutes walk OF the eootempa'ed
Depot the Hudson River Raroadcompr.ing acres Of
Land nee, Cottage Barn and Stable nsverang Spring Of
very best Water and abundance Of Fruit viz Apple Pears
PeseSe' PLUMB. Ounces, &c. Apply 70 MATHEWS CLAs-
BACK, No. 645 Broadway MILL cR, the Premises
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1ustrurtlon.

DOYS and MEN are practically prepared far
ID BUSINESS At DOLBEAhS COMMERCIAL ACAD-
EMY No 500 Broadway They become quick in figures rapid
business writer's aud good booskeepes Applicants may "
receiving the Of their money and bog fully qnslsd
situation Two Apply this day eve9ns