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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03

The gfca; LarYCs. /, which wc have been
looking forward with much interest, has
fairly begun, and the immense crops vi fine
wheat RE being secured yyry rapid 8. Two
weeks Of fine weather, OF which we have
every prospect, and 10y far the largest crop
ever raised in Randolph county wi. be s.
cured We have heard some complaints OF
injuries done by smut but these complaints
are by no means general, and We afploheHd
but littlc damage frora tits Fes,-so lit lc
that no material d Inference viii be uaec in
the great aggregate OF bushels pFCdu ed. 1t
isoSi!mated by those whose Judgment and
opportunities to Judge are entitled to CreGit
that tins county alone viii yield 0Ae Esiili0A
Of bushels. This is quite a crop TO be raised
in county which bat .rw yvafs a.o i'm
ported her breadstuEs.
The opinion onos prevailed, that 'his was
not frs, class wheat growing county, but
the industry Of the Germans aud the ingc-
nuity of the Yankees have exploded those
notions as they have many other whluls of
the oldest inhabitants; but the present
crop will place the matter beyond contro-
yersy that it is one Of the most prolific in
the State, and we may asd in the VI est, for
in quantity of yield and superior quality
the premium has been awarded to Illinois.
The barley crop ha; been saved, and the
yield is 4 fair one. The quantity OF land in
this grain was small owing TO The difficulty
of sowing spring barley in consequence Of
the spring rains.
Tie corn in the timber lands and hin dis
triets was planted in pretty good season and
has been well work d. 1t promises Il good
crop, but in the piairo regions some diff
Guilty has been experi5sced in planting and
working on account of the heavy rams in
the spring. T6is difficulty, however, was
confined TO the fiat, prairie regions, and its
effects viii be felt but slightly in The billy
regions
The hay crop will be unusually good, If
possible. Ii may be remarked that iigl.,
crop of hay in this county is rare thing
Oats promise finely, and the yield will be
large. The same may be SAID of potatoes,
and the various other small crops now ma
turing.
There will be an abundance Of fruit and
berries of all kinds, descriptions and shades.
- Chester Herald.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03
rsuckwheas & Feathers. :

10 BUSHELS Of Seed Buckwheat at 30 cts, per bu
1aO $50 lbs Live Geese Feathers for sale by -rs
GEO. ". PIERCE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03

.EIEcTso> te:. SUPREME JupGE-The fol.
lowing is the official vote complete Of the
late election for Supreme Jud- C:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03
GREAT SHOW POSSESSES
Eth

Features which he seen in other exhibition in the
world.
lst.-THs ONLY ELEPHANT WHICH CAS-, DoEs, Will.
4 TIGHT EOPE.
2d--Thc largest Rhinoceros ever captured. The only
America And the first. and only one in the world
ever tanned. lie stiH be i. loose in tho ring.
3i.--THE osLY OF Conc MCLEs.
4th-The only Waiting Canal.
5,h-The only Talking Horse-the original one"
horse circus EXCELSIOR, the beautiful dappied grey
eagle scoin whose Intelligence impressed those who
Linn in New York that he styled The AnindS
trit u lS3tH.
6ti-Thc only Female Horse Tanner, Mrs. Libbis
Showle-, Who VA! introduce the Wild Mexican Mustang
EUREKA
the motley,
DAN RICE,
TIE CONTEESA T|OEALLST AND UCIORLSI
We claim TO be a complete formation, lot 7roups
csroJ ,tJ TctiOJts, ruth set IF Perforners NteA
itrD sets OF t4.tHseS, but n union of
NOVELTY, ORIGINALITY, AND ATTRACTION
....l.. Ia La u .xi.ir hlnr st.Ite
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03
DAN RICE.

DAN RICE.
The immense caravan consisting of Eighty PeopS
ant O,ss HV2lfred HOrs~ will exposition Pc
rade tie morning % tie exhibition day, when tn.
% Horse Band and Carriage,
Containing CANuAMS BRASS AND STRING BASD
VII. le driven ty the best reinsman in America
Doors open ~ and O'Clock; performances will COM
Ilenre s.: : and o'clock.
ADAiISsGON--Ios - cents Pit % cents. Children to
Boxes - cents half price to Pit.
c. Ii. CASTLE Agegf.
Remember, Dan Eices Great Show will be in
IASAILT, JULY 9Th,
MENDOZA, JULY 9th,
OTTAWA, JULY III. jun26
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-03
THE CHEAT SHOW /!

tbs Star II Lfla lis Promises and pe,J5rras all dd
JeFttess.
We also feel warranted in asserting that tho
Finest I.ara2cd Horses i'm the World
Are included stables that have the
Mg>T MODEST, CHAsIE and -CoMFsED Equestriennein
America,
MRS SALLIE STICKNEY,
Who is accompanied by her father,
Mr.. : l. STICkNEY,
The veteran Eru--triau.
Mr. II. T. ROSSTON,
IT,. Ca.YFIuS HgHsFHAS viii appear Standard Star
THE ELsJik. teHFtsY consists OF
MRS. DAN RICE,
MRS. l. SIIONLES, MISS ESTILLE,
MISS KATE, LITTLE EMMA,
pr J. T.. TuAYER,
The Clown and Comedian
Hr. Jacob Showles, the GToresque
Mat. Chas Reed, Mr.. thas Noy>e,
Mast. :. StickUcy, Mast. F. Barclay,
Mr.. ). {. Clark, Mr.. :. Carter,
Mast. Robert, Mr.. Moray,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-11

The Committee on Territories, To
whom was referred the message OF
the President, communicating a Con
stitution for Kansas as State,
adopted by the Convention which
met at Lecompton ON Monday. the
ath of September. 1851, having had
the same under consideration, instruct
I'd Senator Green to report
by the treaty with France, made
on the 3Oth day of April. 1908. known
~ the Louisiana treaty. kansas was
acquired, with special stipulation
for the protection Of the rights OF the
inhabitants. and for the admission OF
such States as might be formed out
OF that Territory into the Union on
an equal footing with the original
States. This solemn treaty obliga-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

Barring BROTHERS co.'s CIRCULAR.

Barring BROTHERS CO.'S CIRCULAR.
LONDON, March 5-5P NJ
TIE colonial and foreign produce markets steady,
but without much activity. Owing to continuance Of
dsni at 2 per cent Consols closed at 96ss 90 a for
money, ee% s62s for account Bar silver 6s q d.
America 1S a. ;' spanish sss 3d. A%ercsn e.ses
CoRS.-rbe market is quiet. without change in prices
Last weeks quotation for English wheat was ASS
81 aSI ora. returned quote white American wheat
ass. ass, and red, AS ass per Or American -four,
American securities remain limited demAnd about
Former price, Illinois Central Railroad shares lower and
difficult OF sale.
Corros for the week 1000 bales at full prices
AT Liverpool the sales amount 70 200 bales only, owing
70 he short supply Mddlng Orleans quoted xd per h.
CoTHK-Good qualities In demand at Is. advance; in
ferior sorts dull 47o casks 80 bbs and 49s bags panta
ton Csyion at auction sold at COS Cd e4s Cd for fine
ordinary small 10 low middng, 66s 72s Cd. for mid
Ling TO good mddng, 4cs 5ss for trage 6Ss 74s for
peabey los bags native Ceylon were bought In at 66s
csses Na!doobatxn also bought in at S5s. Cd 9s
for good middling TO fine gray $50 pkgs Mocha were
nearly all bought In the portion sold showing decline OF
Drown % good yellow and sos for yellow clean garbcd
3ongberry withdrawn at llos.
LEAD arm at ELS los. for common pig
LLNsnD.-Arrvals, 600 qrs from the East Indies.
The market is firm and about Is. higher Bombay com
anss as Calcutta Of good quality Ss Inc odessa s "a;
lion.
IIszsD CAxrs in steady demand best New York in
bags, flo Is Cd. Flo S., and in barrels flo los
SUGAR continues in steady demand, nj fully former
price,. N Breh West India the sales amount to $50
hhds and IS bags Maurus and Fast India at auction
during the week nearly all found buyers Foreign 437
hhds IS terces Cuba muscovado sold At 3es sos for
nov SrOwn to low %dns grey and 500 ass for low
ton al sold at 29s Cd. 3ls Cd for brown and gray.
ga bags Sam and 81 bags uncayed Manila withdrawn
above the value sl6 boxes cayed Cuba sold at 40s Cd
42s for mddng 10 good brown and AIS Cd AIS Cd for
low yellow 70 good middng gray Privately the transac
ons comprise liz cases bags white Aaroim at AS 200
boxes Havana, No y 10 at SIS. 40s. Cd and No los
al AS 1000 bags low date China at 2as 200 bags low
brown musovado Siam Sis cd also, Two floating cargoes
Havana, both Insured p a and for ports IN the Med
terrsnean-l 500 boxes No l2k at DIS. Cd and 1000
boxes No lax at SIS 3D. cargo OF 600 bags Mauritus
(No 1879, fully insured, al 2ss for Bristol and 900
bars Pernams at 25s. Cd. Z. p q. Tor Trieste AZ the
Dutch Trading Company fae held yesterday Of 30 600
baskets Java, the whole sold at H. to - above the
lustions.
The II. marse; continues extremely duh. We quote
commo, Congon Is. sd. per 10.
TrsPsc1rE- Rougb-5oo bbs TO arrive have been sold
II los. Cd, Spirits dull, and De- S. lower.
Tn English Is quiet without change in prices. For
eign, dull Straits, los; Bancs, l22.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22
Trade OF France.
80 yyroHr TRADE NO ORDERS PROM THE UNITED

Trade OF France.
no sxroSr TRADE NO ORDERS PROM THE UNITED
STATES
From the Paris Presse, March ..
We have 60 decisive change 10 notice IN the genera
situation commerce. During the cary part Oh
there hope thai business would resume l1 Wouteu
activity tut movement lasted but very snort une,
s2d affairs have reApsed into state OF almost uni
versa STACY ator Purchases have been oonuneo 70 lew
sssortnents Tor lbe immediate wants OF consumers but
apythn NJ Ike complete lag ne in o. stock has been al
socrpet by common consent The export trade 9,tss no
stc Of life and the adces from Germany and the United
at.s CONTAIN nsshing warrant the expectation that
era~sfdc-s tr recers any orders Ct importance from
thos countries this spring IN consequence there dead
cam in ali articles de Pans The situation OF the nci
rru.uSs shops little better, but the sales effected are
chiefly In cheap tissues Almost all the Paris houses have
bouch. fewer spring sus than usual Prudence Is the
crdsr Of the day everywhere. With the exception Of GER
tall hoses In the north more especially those at Avesnes
RoghA.x Lille and rurcong, which doing pretty well
the manufacturers ssuee still feel the effects of the
crisis TIE sales at Rouen and Mulhouse more than
hRH less than preceding years. and the late rise In
cotton Is further obstacle to business Lyons has for
ecme tine past atcrnRtei between animation and dead
cain Almost al the principal factories received orders
from Paris simultaneously little while since which in.
NOT been renewed, and reaction has set in Raw silks
lower but the prices asked still too high in regard
to the large stocks in hand The holders Of materials
mus. submit 70 much larger sacrifices before there can be
decided Improvement in business The same obser
vacc applies TO almost every species Of merchandise
vii Fave been observed from the customs returns tnat
ths STOCKS in the erep had decreased little since the
end OF December but they still much larger han they
at this time last year and all the foreign markets
are equally guted will be long time before holders
viii be able TO place their goods to their satisfaction Raw
cokons 90 OF better than anything else in consequence OF
tAe from Liverpool and the United States But this
movement far from leading to resumption of business
spcz ccous rather has the effect OF rendering the stu
alton of the manufacturers still precarious Corn is
somewhA; frmer The miers, who for some time past
had net beer working much, are now buying little, but
there ara no speculative transactions either in corn or
-four.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

n.s-ns them r,s1 and that they supposed they were
sigcng "a trustees and only . matter Of form. The
charge against hs younger PRISONERS was that he had en-
Crossed one ceeds and attested his sguA,ure 70 tue
other knowing that they forgeres Both the pr.
so,ers committed for trial in this case bet The
younger Meoy admitted to bail two surees o, Ed
each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

The United states mail steamship ROANOKE Captain
Thomas skinner viii esve Wednesday gath instant Al
o'clock r. NJ pier Is North river. She will arrive
Portsmouth, he neN afternoon aud Petersburg the follow
ing morning Passengers the South will proceed directly
on BY mail line. Those fOrRchmond Si
here early Friday mcsning. Travellers viii Ind
s The pleasante and expeditions route. Pas
~ ~ AMI fare with stetOom Norfolk s. 70 Peershur
and Richmond, $40 Apply 10 LUDLAMA FLEAsANTs, y
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

AN ELDERLY WIDOW LADY WANTS. IN A RES
"a pecabe QUIET the whole OF the second floor; sh
has her servant Location between Fourth and Twenty
fourth Fifth and Seventh Possession
the MAY unquestionAble references and
quire Address stating number Of ana the price
r., boz SIS Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

A ssIdSEE SALE OF GENERAL DRY GOODS.
a The effects OF q. B. WILLIAMS co.
Comprising IN part
NAPKINS AND DIAPERS,
SUMNER COATINGs AND PANT ALOON STUFF,
DRESS GOODS AND PLAIN AND Fanny SILKS,
LAWNS ORGANIZES, BAREGES,
ROBES DkLAINES, &C., &C..
The entire stock DC sole oe before the LIST Of May next
10 close tie Assignment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22
CLOTHING. sc.

gECOND HAND CLOTHING wANTED-LADIEs OR
- gentlemen having any ~ the disposc Of
obtain good cash BY sending the subscriber or
dressing w. Cohen 81 West Broadway an Bowcry cor
Of Hester street N B.--Iadics attend by Mrs G..
81 TO $1,000 WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF
vi clothing wanted, for the city and Western markets
Gentlemen Will receive CITY per than their suppos-
"a vsue BY calling al The store addressing THOS D. CON
ROY, 46 Centre street
az 00O TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH
tDC.OUU ing-Gentlemen DESTROYS Of converting ien
Of surplus clothing into cash nny per cent
tsn eevhere ~ calling sending their address 70
JAAEs HQEQNLY, tig}i Pearl s<sSG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22
nDCNLLANROUS.


FINE HEAD OF HAIR.-wnsoN's VEGETABLE
"A remedies Tor the hair consisting OF Lie vegetable hair
saa ceb e Ps G lie ssss
.er being bald for nTmssr Of year. d.cosered dc above
tered he growth Of b. hair IN mos. wonderful
VIII for he OF Out OF New YORK
ssss Tie seDs for 1 a KIN ,As same ys f@ printed a
or postage stAmpA The whole e.psn.e OF m.eris- fer
PurcSss-i any drug nsse n ne wo-a i y9s
soGr As .s e VII Sn @ s.s 2
original color badness keep your A from falling
sS os Sa ss % he
"reepes :. option Send your and sd-ess,
Address James wilson, 800 Grand street, NY.
PAIL COSTUMES AND FANCY DEEssE.-xa. cAE.
ID 10 BsuscHi informs the public and his friends that he
sssI; af i%sS sss &; ss; sH q:
me ches, and Gnes ~. shine or that rse were
made By him For order nauir at the aors saloon OF the
ner OF sirieerih street.
pRusHxs or EVERY DzscRIp7Ios-Ar fHE Low.
ID ss tsstory pr.ea voles.is ana rs.af Al No D Pearl
r. 5SP 5os nofrE - F s
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND THROAT cUREp-
~ who have derived benefit from the treatment
WyosprrssiTH d. ho h.s eeen Tery -cee.sui n
hundieds q persops N this city Of consunpaon after
10 die Once only treatment cure OF consurnp.
ton. l5s Bowery. send for BOOK, g-sils
U,REsH BUTTER OF TIE FINEST QUALITY RE.
also god lev pric. ssaer ali o. wsieh Wi es .d Hsos
sale 70 the trade reasonable terms BIZ n. B. LswIs Ma
Ts yesey street
TEROsEIINF
n Clean. and removes GREASE srors and PAINT from
Ribbons. CsrPess &c.
In bottles 30 cents each. -
- Beaver street, New YORK
For sale By the principal druEgs and peruners Of Tits
city.
NOTICE TO rsRAELITrs.-coHEys xArzorH BA.
article o. egg ma,zoih Tor children o. inya;ldS
DrIRs. PILES Pu.Es-A PERMANENT oURE FOR
4 ples;-use OF: Winners PIE uppo.itory. The pro.
sai or Internal Reference WIN DO given 70 more Than one
s Ss s e ss a en- S vi? ycS s sSs ns e @ s
using one box q e ssPoaHS yonS money vii BE- returned
sent % any psrt o. the country.
IL J. y. Cr.EU Co, % xsiasa lane.
CULVER rLArrSo.-oID WARE or EVERY DrscRrr.
~ Ton rsp.ee oI s . ssssi 70 new Silver plated forks
ola j siUs ascS ssa silver
TnE SILVER sEgY Y AWARDED AVA. ron the BEST
A. very moderate terms Consular notsrs and oaciI
TWENTY FIVE CENTS IN CASH. on POSTAGE
accompsne By instructions which enables the purchaser
Articles costing dollar can be made for air cents udre
subtitle for removing supsrauous hair denrices hsf re-o
inks, for the face, Cor corn. Sc viii he
sent address In The city OF New York OF nv
mall 10 part Of the United Rates free OF POSTAGE
cept OF the above small amount Address Dr. Layton, o.
Alien street, New York city.
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INDIAN ROOT PILLS
counerfeed.-Nerchsniss and traders will be on their
guard and be imposed upon BIZ counterfeit OF Morsas
indian root pills signed A. b. Moore All genuine Indian
root pills have he name and signature OF A. White Co.
on each box
OF late this Moore has been putting up these pill. in blue
be supplied favorable terms wi the genuine ps by ~
&. WILLS a CO, or by
A. j. WHITE 4 Co. Proprietors
90 Leonard street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

DrrNsyLvANIA RAILROAD.
y The great central route 70 The wes Tine At lesH ~
short and freight low ahn times ~ by
any other ruue For passage contract for fregh
from New York 70 any point IN the entire West Gall @tss
compsny's ohce, No Asor House, New York
J. Il. ElsLIOrf Passengsr AsenA
LEKCH CO.. Prsighs AgenA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

TRAvEI4LERg GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER RA1LRoAD.-ExPREss TRAINS
III for Abany and Troy stopping principal stations
meeting with Western sni northern trains leave Chambers
street at 8 " and II 20 A. ", and 4f5P n.
A. v. SMITH Superintendent.
NEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
1N wpyrR gaRsrexsruy.
Commencing Wednesday, January O. 1He.
Trains leave the depos OF White and Centre stree
n x.u. %, Irb.rr .onr,,s a. wr.u.,r,ss. ..<
I'll stations north
SDp. X EIprsss 70, Albany, stopping The principe,
elsP n For White PlsIps, stopping at all intermediate
Trains leave the depot Of Twenty srh stree, and
Fourth avenue, New York. a.
sB A NJ For wnismsbridss stopping al all interim edas
II So A. H. white Plains do do.
sSP n. Wliamsbridse, do. do.
sD NJ Mlleron stopping n Wlismsbrdge and all In
serrnedis;e stations north
SOP NJ wllismsbridse, do do.
fI5 A. A. Mail soppins AL stasons mort Of and II WI
t1P n Express, stopplns a 81 principal stations
WIZ. CAMPBELL. superintsndens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

<yHRIsT on TIN CROSS THIS EVENING REV DR
~ Armase viii begin of lectures of half an hour
the Norfolk street Baptist church the seven SEQ
which the saviour uttered ne Service TO
each evening during the week a. az O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

A YOUNG MAN or TWENTY SIX DESIRES THE hc
~ quainance Of some lady, younger than himself sr,a
view 20 matrn1ony He desires that the lady should ~
BILE accomplished aud refined Of good family aud WIN
epIL Address beX 81 Broadway Post ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-22

7 ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
Ia From auctlon,
IN NEW AND EIEu ANT DESIGNS,
For aale at reduced prices.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE Co,
Canal suee corner 81 Mercer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-06
EXTENSIVE MORTGAGE SALE OF ABOUT snOcC


fUhElTURk PkINTIEGs, WORKS OF Art &C.
The undersigned will sell sl public auction, this day
fSstardsy) March g. at los o'clock without regard to
ther the entire splendid furniture marble and bronze statu
airy paintings costly Chinese and Bohemian superb
psnoore &c contained in the elegant FIVE residence
avenues embracing 800 lots Of
nuro all made TO order and the having
nshed throughout four months Of
94OO0 The public assured that the sale Will be pc
remptory, the circumstances under which render
ing imperative that everything should be soil
morning Of sale which VIII take plsce rain shine
The furniture Of the house consists OF four splendid
paror suits In crimson
satin full st 10 crimson and gold brccade and Of
nine pieces In SILK velvet all IN Perec, order richly
centre sofs and pier tables with tops solid rosewood
octave psnoforte French
net tapestry Wilton and Administer carpets two splendid
marble top cegeres lined with wood SIX large
and pier msnte mirrors with cornices slabs and
sin -nd embroidered lace curtsns stands
with mirror French escrprc consoles IN buhl work.
Rroups large and beautiful collection Of mante
and untaue paror ornaments. chandeliers, re.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE.
dressing carved hed~'esds w,shsands
rose prnoircs with plate doors commofcs French
tage chaiA z hair mattresses English blankets French
shades and lace curtains 90 thirty Windows oval mir
rvrs, French toiiet set. bronze clocks, &C.
SOLID OAK DININGROOM FURNITURE.
dining table, marble top sdebosrd oak chairs
secretary bookcases sofa rich silver Of des
cpon gold band and decorated china ruby and cryss cut
Toned Responsible csrtmen will be In attendance 70 cart
ship The goods. - =.
II. ". wESTC0FT, Aucuoneer, ohi,e iNs brosdwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-06

U,rRE BRICK AND TILE woRKs-yALED PsoPo.
Il sails will be received until tho twentieth day Of
Fire Brick and Tile thanksgiving o@p.ny.5 for
the renting leasing for term Of years Of the whole OF
with the digging leave or privilege IN said factory
the premises any the valuable and sand
s s hs On
exterdng to the burlington turnpike Is situated about "a
city Of Phisdelpbi this properly large and almost
ineyhausoe beds OF the best quality OF fine clay together
OF white pottery CHINA Rockingham
draining tiles stove es and Also for terra Gotta aud
nc veins varying Ia feet in thickness These cays
naturally white b.ossom, blue black color, but
nearly two million tons clays properly The
varieties of sand and underlying these VEINS are admi
draining tiles The extensive workshops &C. Snshed
a few months ago, are erected In TOE immeste
1 the Opened and and rom prs s ss
featuring business can be carried on In the most
O. eight horse power with The eyindres
shaft outside the building capable OF driving several plugging
% ssS o al are s
floor There two kns built and the foundation tor
sppa.y a is *. value q
this clay delivered At wharf In Philadelphia varies from
o. per SS There one ysssT ssd a. 70 De ray
front which vessels drawing ninety tons be loaded
From The workshops and clay banks down grade rsr9ad
70 this wharf lsnd runneg under the Camden and Ameoy
Railroad hat loaded cars pass down 70 the vessels By
brought direct boats the wharf the cheapest rates Alto
sesr this property affords splendid and rare opportunity
detirous OF embarking In business
which properly and iudciousy managed with outlay
OF but small capital cannot fail 10 be emineny profitable
exclusive mining digging leave for the exploration Of the
eays and sand The proposals for the renting Of
please call the secrcarys Office, address Chairman
OF Eseevsye Committee care OF Kingston seUsy secreA'
~, No. M Walnut street., below Fifsh. Philadelphia
Feb,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPRENE COURr-srEnHEN DUFFY AGAINST
- Femins Duncan and George Logan In p~rr.ssce q
order Of this honorable court the above entitled
sctou bearing date the nnh day Of January one thousand
eight hupdred and sny eight notice is hereby given all The
NE county Of Kings and state % View yors merh.ni 70 sp
hred action nj my ONCE No. Iii Broadway, the city u
New York on OF before the twenty March
and the demands claims which they hsd against the
said Joseph McNurrsy e second day of December ooe
thousand eight hundred and ny vhethss due s dsl
will be excluded from The created sodr The
assignment executed By the said Joseph McMWray 70 The
above named Fleming Duncan and George Logan, or
about the day last menhooc and be barred from MAINTAINING
acon there sgsns the ssd defeufants either OF
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