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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

con m, nd so Lord Napr, n he d)e~ not liz
this cowse OF sct,oo. .. tske bic hat aud e.
home, sud tell the British government thu, the
people OF the United stste- have made up tsci,
ujrd on this point. and wall sappnrt, 60 m.
tho ADMINISTRATION 10 cs'ryisg ou, this policy.
We call further upon Co.g,ess 10 pass ssostrr
Joint resolution of both houses. setting forth
that The Spanish government ~ Cuba, In coaniv-
iig al 'bc slave trade ana per hitting it, officials
10 make fortunes oui OF bargains with the spa
hisb slave 'rsders under which ,hey come to osr
Puritan shipowners in Me- York, Bc-ioa and
Portland. snd purchase vessels nued out fer
the trade 10 be delivered on the ccx-, Of Afrcs-
taking advantage Of the patriotic def rmns
lion Of the American peopie 10 have their fac
respected every Shere-is o nuisance to the
family of nations which must aud snail b.
absted; md authorizing the President in Ca.
the Spanish government does hot proceed a.
occr in good faith to put down this bNrb,rou'
traffic, to suspend the neutrality laws OF to pro
coed at once II take possession OF the slaGd OF
Cuba, and abate the nuisance, aud Thea I, -.
tsblish q friendly negotiation With Spain for
the amicable cess,on of the island to us,
Al d ~e further recommend to Congress an
expression of the opinion by resolution or 9th
erwise. that Great Britain ia her oily dally'ng
and delay in enforcing Spain to fa'flment OF
her treaties, has exhibited an utter want Of
good faith on her part In the carrying out Of
their stipuiatiOns, which entities her to the dis
trust and drrespect Of the whole world
We seriously recommend all Of these mea
sures to the immediate and favorable cousidc
ration of Congress; and should there DO any
member of either house who wants to di.cuss
the subject or who questions their proprety he
tad better 60 home at once to his constituents
and ak their advice thereon.
1t is only by such course as we have recon
mepded that proper notice of these Infamous
outrOges can be taken; and Is the question OF
the right Of search has been discuss until
nothing new can b. said on the subject il is
time that it take an eotireiy new phase. by the
capture Of some British ship. ofwsr exercising
this odious power. The British government 10
hen guilty Of q virtual act of war against the
United Stat. g. and the Spanish government ia
Cuba, in openly winking at the course of its
officials in fostering the slave trade, aud
violating the proudest boast of America BY
urging their slave traders TO seek the cover OF
our flag for their iniquity, violates the ob'rgs-
tons of contiguity and good neigtborbocd We
call upon Congress to act at once in this MAJ
ter. Authorize the President to take possession
Of the S'yx aud the island of Cuba. and then
Gen Cas- may carry on diplomatic correspou-
dence about them with England and Spain till
the day Of judgment, IL they choose to do so.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
From MINNESOTA.
pOLITICS-THE CROPS.
q Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Corrc csponde ace Of The n. y. Tribune
ST. PAUL, Minnesota, Oct. -, 1893
Our annual election occurred on the I2tb inst. The
State il one Of such magnificent distances that IL viii
probably b. n week or two before we shall know oer-
tainy tie results. A. the voters were called on only
10 choose Representatives and part Of the Senator'S
the election has not excited very much attention. The
returns which have been received leave II much IN
doubt which party has been suecessinl-both parties
being equally confident.
l. il said that if the Republicans have majority in
the Legislature, the Governor, according to An act
passed by the present Legislature, will not convene
the next Legislature United States Senatoris TO
be chosen and the State dstrcted for Representatives
to Congress. Many and able iurisis of both parties
assert that the act by which the calling together OF the
Legislature choeen ihs time is placed at the option
Of The Governor is clearly unconstitutional, inasmnch
az the constitution cOui.mpates annual sessi0Ds, aud
il il not either in the power Of the Executive or oi
Legislature to make the sessions biennial or 10 pre-
vent the assembling Of Legislature az the proper
period Of their 20 doing.
Our crops have all been safely harvested, ana in
abundance Whit Is unusual IN the growth of State.
in this Western country, hss happened 10 ths STATE,
namely, il has become an exporting state, lhe very
fin, yfsr Of ,s cxisteucc Large quantities OF pOta
oo and oats have been sent to toe 81 Louis market.
Com boz yielded remarkably well; wheat, barley
oats and potatoes very fairly aud there II large eup-
uiy Of al KINDS Of roots for our own consumption.
Some attention has been gwen this year To the cu
ryal.On Oi tobacco for which soil is peculiarly
well adapted. II is likely ~ become staple article
of production. Frosis 80 late IN this region Lbat
there wiM be 70 difficulty in maturing the plant, ana
the yield in this rich, virgin soil, VII be enormous.
Tie fTs killing frost oi this season occurred on the
night Of tue 9Th inst, up 10 "Hon tune az Ain y o,
vegetation, including tie aOst delicate ynes, ounshed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SCRANTON, Lozcrne County, Penn,
Fridny Oct ~ 1853 I

corrssroui,nce Of The ". Y Tribune.
SCRANTON, Lozcrne County, Penn.,
Fridny, Oct. ~ 1863.
We have Just had the greatest political celebration
ever known in our coal and non town--the OCCASION
being our exutation the OF the anti Ainl-
iraton ticket and the election of Col Scranton-tho
pioneer founder of this pace-to Congress. \ total
revolution in poIitics has taken places change of
some four or five Thousand votes being involved IN IT.
Accordingly, in view of this fact, our streets were
thronged with our immediate citizens and thOu-
sands from various parts Of the Congressional District
II conceded that the brancy and good taste OF tho
display were excellent regards the civic and mill
tary parade. We hHd in fact, parade which gentle
men from the large cities say would have done credit
10 any Of tlem both ~ regards style and numbers
besides there much that Was plcturesqueiy pecu
liar to our mining population. For example, our
miners turned out riding on their mules, and wearing
their mining capes, with burning lamps, looking hko
the gcnii Of -ubteTGnean industry There were, be-
sides heaItiness and ygor in our demonstrations,
which may not be found in New-YoIk, whore parades
are Of daily All took part in it. The en-
thusiasm of ladies not the least interesting
feature of the performance. The numerous banners
filed with Inscriptions complimentary 10
most eminent citizen, Col. Scranton, aud
in favor o the rights Of labor and Free Soil and Pro-
ectiye Tariff A. the procession passed Col. scranton
there universal oheerngs. In the afternoon
there openGir mass meeting, which was ad-
dressed by ". IL. Fry, esq, OF your city, who treated
at length the question Of Tree labor and the Tarn
As 10 the Tariff there is but one voice here Penn
syyania will not be betrayed that point again.
Mr. Fry was followed by the Hon. Mr.. Grow, who
spoke especially Of the career of Col. Scranton AZ
tie pioneer of the town bearing his nams and of ite
rapid rise from the wilderness; Of its wealth aud
promise a. coal region, and the iron manufacture
ing point of Northern Pennsyyanian. In the evening
there was another mass meeting al which these gen
temen and various others spoke. banquet at the
hotel followed given by Col. Scranton, where the en-
thufasm for the candidate, for Free Soil and Pro-
tectve TdrH renewed.
IL is remarkable that the Irish and German voto
went en- for Col Scranton. The dcceits If the
Administration can no longer be practiced orr peo'
pe-neilhor American born nor nsrnralzed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
TuE GREAT WONDER OF TIE NINE
i TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESS WOODS

II a r X l. L . Il i ' E.
Say, Iouis tMo) Democrat: 5eio~ We PGo'h ;er
q Dr. Wood 0. sli, ci,, fror, gentleman IN An- sha
,pssi. sownsy Of superior merits Of his H.' ron:c s9a
evidence aas, aave "a e i ~eea eomns liia .e.o.
90 saeonun' nor ues'' g7eTy I'm 'ss rre'' - N 1874
Frot O. J. woopa co-Gen,iemen: Having ny attention
called hs ,.roe the highly beneficial elects q yo
ha bs a sc4. 70 1ss ss az a,2 SSS poSsSy one
ri ate my whisse -ers Of the same 9lEasier: sas
ana csed T. fognd proving what bad ~isaet
as,d about tvcs week lave since rroiTed anltaet
ord that Il, sr.y OF bsr hss totally d,apPcared bh
uy mad .od isee and E hair has ' naiS. i,
ard beeve so as glossy a.p i las been eeios 10.
:wentytys y.AI, AZ. n3w .sy ysai' cid ny s'S ~''' a.
cry sm ss.usd thai whoever viii rightly IT, per dfs
citizen Of this c!ty and here or TIE ss; een yea,
.Id known 20 nearly e'ey one hcFe and N ne
ach.d :; you1 service wish preserve tho 0esa y
nature in Others IS vel A. mye am :T.y yIs,y sosD
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
b.LTNoRs, jan - lSs
best portion hs fm the Effects Of yellow fever in New
T. thick and glossy and words can eSpfos' my OBJ ga
s0n' to you in giving 70 the afflicted 'pS sSS S S Johnson
The underasned thc Rev J. x. Brass minister in sulst
iS1si Sasi He gentleman 'I '''' '--1sn'. Wa DIR
Prof WooD-pesr Sir: Having made ra Of your har Re-
s.ora.ve gives pleasure % say that rs erect h- ee eN
cen; In removing Inflammation, dandrad. and constant ten
aency to itching with which have been troubled rom my child
hood restored hair which was becoming gray
TO IL original color. have used other article With anything
M, ~. same pleasure md pE0nt. Yours truly,
The RESTORATIVE put Up IN b:tle. Of three sizes VIZ
l.se medium sd sna the small holds half pint, and reia
for per bottle; the medium holds eas, % per cent
IN proportion than the small snd reiss for ~ per bottle the
large holds quart " cent more In proportion, and Tea
for ~ peE bottle
o. j. WOOD Co., Prorrieors. No. S2 Broadway, New
York lin the great NiTe Railing Es'sblhnent), and No.
ia Msrkets ST. Louis NO aud sold by all good Dsss's
and Fancy Goods Dealers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

SUPREME COURr-Wcstchestsr Comfy
O yAhks CLEMENTS, Plaintiff. Arailrt BfOR'E tVA
al kfa h,s VIE, taro5nr \ Dayton, Jams T. Dayton lo1
Gsiissn. and Cterss r. smith Dsf.ndar.s Slf1,us r
nrl-(Com. fcrved.D To t'e Deem CHARLES >.
shl1 Hsir; You hereby umuonei and -e I'D 20
complaint tns acton, which a.i n .1e
5se of Of Tie s.d tcg. y Of Mssich.ster WAKE
Plains ard copy % your ihc aid
Dsri Oh suh~croers ther Office Pc-ksk In sd
county within twenty days after Toe service q
yoa exclusive Of he day 4 s1ch and ylg f
answer the said con pau within thr tlae aressi p-
u5 this action villa apply he Court or Tie r,e demanded
" The eou plain.-Detrd - June lFt lso'
TRAVIS FERRIS. PGintia's Attorney.
TIE above comp Amt tei In the ohce o. lie Clerk
G- County Of Hssehssf-T the - dsy II Jase. ls&
o1 l.wswTh' rRAvlsA FERRIS. Plsiuti'' Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

AsIuPoTTAST MEDICAL F.cr--SUIciDE AvgRrEp
nv Ny,.s OF ARTrFIcTAL REsPIRATIos.-Ssyersi
d.vs.cos wel-kpoyn citizen attempted to CONN.,
sn;cjde by taking sudanum. lie swallowed about
to onrcss and half. AZ soon the fact became
known medical aid was called in, the stomach-pump
"a o.bey eppl;ances made, but seemingly all in vain.
AZ hone of syertirg death was at last given up by
thcse h attendance. Some several hours after tho
orcnrrnoe tne physician Of the family arrived, but
TOO late, supposed, Ia do any good. The
thought struck hin, however Of testing the Ell ,icDcy
f artificial respiration, successfully used OF late III
cr-es of stranguston by water. lie Proceeded inn
nediately 10 work and soon began 70 perceive synp.
torrs of improyemert Encouraged be labored on,
sssis.ed by medical gentlemen and in the course Of
nne hours succeedsd in restoring the unfortunate man.
The INTENDED suicide is row well The entire success
of the experiment is worthy the attention Of the facul
~. Cincinnati Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

CURE FOR B,LDsEss.-A medical Journal says that
the decoc.op OF boawood has been successful in cases
Of ba!dDess -Four large handfuls Of the stem and
leaves Of the garden box boiled In three pints oi
water. in closely covered vessel for afseen minutes,
srd allowed 10 stand in earthen jar ten honrs or
rrore the hquid Is then trimmed and one ounce and
loF fCdoguo siici ari with thi' soln,on INC heal
g.AK-.L.t .,-.. lao.L.sg. ,Ec!ce,dc xsa. jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

NEW-1UKk AND HAkI-EM hAILNO4hD
~ COMPANY SUMNER ARRANGEMENI
Commencing MONDAY, Sept. q, 1873
Trains Depot hite and Cenires NoH.iok, AZ
6l5 p m While Plains train stopping at all Ststo
Traus leave Depot of 2h-st and fhay NewYork,
slO a. n. william sbrdg train, opiDs all Stations
$3.50 Mail trsin stopping at Wllismbridee and al s't
tons north.
i:oo a. IN William. bridge stopping a. all Stations.
II 80 a. NJ Nhie Plains train stopping a. all Stations
2 80 NJ .Nramsbridce traiD stopping a. all stations.
400 D. M Dover Plains train, stopping at all Stations
500 D. hte Plains train, stopping at ell Stations socVe
WiiliamsbTidge.
$40 o. m iiansbrdge train, stopping a. al stations.
$50 D. m II iomsbdse train, stopping at all stations
REfuRNAG-Leave Chatham Four Corners:
1879 p M. Ma train stopping al isnsbrdse "Lite P-n'
end ali b a.iops north.
J.. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Eegal.

IN PURSUANCE of sn order OF tle 3urrcsa.g sur .Y
OF n. County of Ne~-Yok, notice is beIeoy tiseh
pei soc. having claims against THOMSON fhIos "a " ~.
Cy Of New York deceased, % p.eseut zoe paICF
thereof 70 the subscribes the Office 81 6toho. -
no. Ia La. Bros5wsy, the City u ss ,h ,.b
tie twenty -,hird cay Of April SeAt -psed Ne"'i' VIZ
- u ''' GroReE PRICE, E1cu.or1
os1 lawemTh ELLIS L. fkiCL,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

e. The hands o.! tie An. mean t-aa..stor O. ssr.
what Grabbed Sentence. Of the original -, rsnssrsl
INTO smooth ard flowing Eogsb, pre- a,ir. a. rs,-
oble model Of narrative style Tic athor. seulsnt
Of facts snd dates have boen revised ari verified al
Ia erirsc,s irom English se,horties given in Their
orsrel form. Tso purpose Of tle work a to oxhib.
succirci view of The relgous history OF NewEBsland
down 10 the great revival OF lso, COnyreg a,ionarn
of course aiTori,ug the central post of observation
AMI interest. NJ other single Publication contains
such lucid exposition ft'e Ncw-Engsnd theocfsey,
ns 1t is rather smbguously termed, aud we presaus
that fw dssc,je1ts Of the Pdr,ans bn will at once
make room fer & on their book shelves.
IHE srATEsM,Ns MANUAL Compiled y Eo.,s Wa,
Edition. avo.s, s,0. Edward Walker.
The value Of this work ,s msnuS, of reference for
tie political history Of the United States has hoen
tested by The experience Of nearly twenty years during
which period Il has passed through several editions,
uniformly keeping pace with the times and gaining
r,sh Sccassois 9. useful information. Thc py,sest
ssue ha, been prepared uaer the surerntenlenee Of
NJ Iossirs wio Las enriched il with a large amount
Of valuable matter, including the lives of tae Prcs-
dents Of the Continental Congress, collection OF the
procamaous Of the several Presidents Of the United
State, .ketch Of our diplomatic and consular sys
,cm and copy of the respective cates Of the Fed
ersl Government with forcign powers from i77s 10
iolS,S cop.ous index completes the utility Of the
work.
ELEMENTS Oy TRIGoNnMErRY. By J,nr. n. DOM
A.M t!no.. ~. li2 Fraii, Oakley Co.
Tie author Of this treatise who dates from Trsn-yl
vana University has aimed at aprac,csl exposition
oftriecuoue,ry and lis varors applications, far a.
is necessory in complete scheme of liberal education.
lie hss kept equally in view the comprehension Of tho
student snd the convenience of the teacher, aud has
produced work which. for condensation and chsr-
ness, may be compared ayoraby with any OF the no
nerous excellent manuals in this department. already
before the public.
THE GRAVE: 4 PogM. By Rosgsr BI.R With llms
tratlrs from Designs by william baAe. 40. PIP ~
Stanford D,lisser.
TIE attraction of this new edition Of Robert Blalrs
celebrated ddactc poem is to be found in the weird
illustrations by an artist distinguished by his somber
uneaihy creations and believing that his Imagination
was quickened by immediate converse with the wori
off
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Gdies bp antrlon.

A. J. BLJEcgyR, Auctionser
4 UCT1ON SALE of - fine LOTS, mostly near
IA CENTRAL PARK.-A. J. BLkFCKER son q 90.
will sell a. ihy Ner bslt- E1cisnEe THLRsD Al NOV u
The above able property 0sdvs sy fh ON Th' ot
and ltbsys, AID etth, 9Th s3th. 1871 and l'7tn s.ae
good lation commanding, and as en- insenleni very t.e
be- Book-naps, terms, &c at No B'oed-si N1sItl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate
of the County Of kewYcIk, noee Is heIev2 nY sA 80 Pr G
,ou. favs ei,ir. ,ssins. CHARLES LA" SOY ae OF t1s
City Of EeWYorx deceased present as 4s ss9s r
No 81 Sz,x In De civ q HevYors on OF bs're tae
80 "a =. 20 30 ..5 8. -! UATsAU {. lawson
~ -. A----s .--l-A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PlllLA-
N DFLPHIA and The SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CIIY-Msl and Express lines leave New fofksi A-c IL
m and and .. IL fare SIS Throush Ticket. 500 ,0 ~
erna,i snd the West, and for Bsulo.e Wsshngoa Nook
E nd through bazraz checked 20 Washngtol IN ~ snd
n M tTnns. j. W. WOODRUFF, Assstsn. supernis nden
NJ brase will BE received any train unless delivered AID
chScieJ .n minutes IN advance Of the tiue Of leaving.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Ofrun 6tEumrrs, Gr.
CAIIFORNn STEAMSHIP LNF.-vis

CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.-Vis
u NICARAGUA.
Aulcr;esn, A:lanie AMI Parihc Ship Canal CoD21y,
PropDstorL
REDUCED FAsHs:
The .pier3id steamship WASHINGTON 100 tan.
Cspt. HENRy CHUscsIL
Bevinf beer fted up expressly for TIE California tais by the
Ncar.eus Route, viii eass Pier No 5I ,,5rla ser New
YORK.
On SATURDAY, the 6,h Mover. ber ;2p1.
carrying rails 1n1 fe-t J11n S5r.s &c
connect Juan del Sur with the v.lknoHn sot
nlOdcux stsG1.sbp
hermann cspt. CAvTNoY,
FOR San FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
ThSse ships osr aEsTpssed Accommodations for RE
soror and safety ~ p.sengs Tie lthmus Route "a thor
oughy repaired and good order and the cunty healthy
passage and freight apply Only tie Vi ths Age1
No Bowling -sTeea- Sew.f"rs.
JOHN ?. YEIVTRTON Aren.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
BIcHARD NtLTERs Anrt7ol.et -,
[ TCTIOh hOTICE.-TIilS DAY. at lo5

TCTION NOTICE.-THIS DAY, at lO1
IA o'co.k RICHARD WALTERS WI sd the eni're
HOTSl HOLD FIgAlTCRE Of No. y Ham noBd a., con
sis;ug Of and mahogany snea - pu-h and ha
cloth OF lea ul up rossood Piauo-iurte sinl
roewooa Bo freur Mirrors French mahogany
walnut and psn Bedeeds Bureaus NashstaDds sofas Ciai
Wilton Br els three Ily md lusiar Carp ts; Mane Orll'
70. good OIL Pairncs fasgnceDi f0nch Clock, Gam
al iud,w Curtains, her Msresses Bed. Bedding ba8
and CLrs Ware and usral essoueut oi hcAcn ~lalse-
mtr.s. No alton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

OFrtcE o. THF NEW YORK ANp NEwHAvEN n. Co.,
z7b-.t. aud ith-ay., Nes. fork, Oct. =, 1853
Of TIME OF the NEW
N YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS TRAIN.
On o. d after MONDAY November l. the Evening ESp.es
Tram for Boston New Hayen Hartford and Springfield ~"
leave 2fh.s, and fhay a. 2i5 instead Of ~ n
J. H. HOir, supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
Henry II. LEEDs, AEctoreersllero N No = Sasselst
PRIVATE COLLEC1IO ION

Ci Iio1tby Licsl iitc-oi ever
rcd BY tie property of gentleman removing permanently
HTNRY H. LEEDS Co. viii .el by question, on FRI
DAY oct p at II oc7ck in our Gallery No = Nasssu.s.,
the Private Gallery q gentleman leaving the city, will
ou. Il eivo Many class rarely offered By plb
lie sale comprising specimens of AZ which viii be sold uuder
guarantee haV been puTchssed direct from the artists the
selves both Europe and America without regard 70 cost
among them v III found he celebrated Twin Lambs by
Fugene Nerbockhcyen Of Brussels Going 20 Msket" by
Wm shoyer sen; "Tie Wue Cellar" by Hasencleyero q
Dusseldorf also fine specimens by frcyT HauH Schmidt
aid otlcr artists OF at school Among tire American pIo
may be mentioned hue Landscapes py the late
Thomas Cole n A lOing his nrct works; Landscape
Cattle, piece BY Bucky Of Boston with various
other Paintings by CIopsoy, Huntingdon tanderyn Doughty
Soutsg Also fine Painting bY leGdrs artists OF the
Eneb Flemish and other schools, vel teg good exam
pl, Of the old They may be viewed with Catalogues
~ our Galleries Tuesday ard until tie cey OF sole.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NYFW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
N and after MONDAY May TO- lo3 aud until further notice
Pssrnstr Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duane follows viz:
pJNKIRK EXPRESS al M for DuLkirk and principal in
MAIL TRAIN a.. a. NJ fsr Dunkisk aud Buffalo and inter-
mediate stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p from foot Chambers st
W. Pierrnon.. for sufeus and ntemcd dste Stations.
WAY PASSENGER at p. H., foE Rewbursh, Mdd!etosn
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS q. p. IT., for Durkirk end Bufao.
The above Trains dsily, Sundays excepted.
These Fxpres Trains Emira with the tnira Can
adaa and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara tas ct blS
r0 ith ~. Syracuse and Bin Railroad for syrcusc
AZ Corning with tie Buffalo Corning and Newiors Railroad
~. p-be,r. Al (reat Bend with the Delaware Lackawsrna
ana Railroad soranton Of Honelsye with tho
pmaalo and N,wYork City Railroad for Buffalo; a. laio
ud Dun Kirk with the LssShore kaIo to C.e'eal1 CIn'
ouauau Toledo Detroit, Chioszo, &C..
' h f. HEADLEY Asls.ar. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

TIE HEw-EYoLASD TsEocRAcY, AHrsTosY e5 rsE
CoSGEEGsTIos.LIsTs NEW ESSi.sDiit C'ca..vr
IHDES Trsnssted from the Gerrin D, IL g. W,
limo, pp SS Bos.oa: Goui4 Lincoln Se"-forki
hhe.Gon, BlakeiAaL c..
This instructive monograph on Ve.. o'''l'e'.'h'
+, .nuic of Toy t-3 Err rol'us
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28
ALBEIT II. HIcoLAy. Auctiouecr.
DEREMPTORY SALE of the JERSEY CITY

will SELL without reserve MONDAY Nov az II o'clock
the Merchant Exchange N y, the well known property OF
the FRSEY CITY GLAS3N ORKS, erected IN 1876 er1 en-
aIgcd in 1916, conprns twoory brck building with On
addition bu for Mixing The Gltshouse pro
per surface O Ia full lots Of ground fronting geo feet on
WahingtOEtt e8d running back on Essex aud BERGEN
IFS feet ach Is fol- lots OF groucd south Of the mor
Canal connected with the Gsshous The Cutting shop s
of ample dimensions and is worked by steam engine The
Packing spacious, end the woIks contain
all The accommodations necessary for Glass Factory oi the
largest cess The premises derive their original title from TIE
Asocste Of the Jersey Company The situation convenient
10 the ferry The los Nos Is Bergeus, and So Essexs are
subject auuua ground OF 10 each lot The taxes
PAYABLE previous Goth December 1856 and the amount
the whole property about 400 The water rent on the
property per The Jersey Cen
a Rsiroad Company have peoned the Newyersey Lesss
extension C their road 10 jersey City, and II
thought that in such event. this property would DC wanted
for the C0mpanys depot grounds The attention OF capitalists
directed his sale property ia constantly increasing IN
value and investment large profits Terms liberal
and title ndspuabe For photographic maps and handbs
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