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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
SI.OOO.OOn.OO

KS the Revenues of the country from all
sources during the expenditure of these
EIGHTY FIVE MILLIONS, cannot possibly
exceed forty millions, it inevitably follows
that a vast addition must soon be made to
our national debt, Mr.. Buchanan has al
ready incurred tortV millions of debt. and at
the rate his Administration is now going on.
that sum must be at least treJied by the close
of his term. thus leasin. to the country the
legacy of funded debt of considerably more
than II HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS, the whole of which will have been
incurred whilst we are IN Il state of profound
peace with all the nations of the earth. 1t
is to such facts as these. that the attention
of the people is called with carncstncss, and
the D'Sacratic papers must face the music,
and enter their plea Of defense. Silence can
not avail t" zen them from the just con-
scluenc Of their party policy, and it is in
vain that they will seek u cvade and sairk.
The 1r9rs is trying hard to fight sly on
this question. but it can 10 more avoid it
than it can III. e1rruptions and embC,: icmeHtS
of the last Democratic Administration in
Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
How .hc PcDolr'- ,s,nsy WV Dis.
pissed.

Tie ~ ass the pest III ''shail ~ have
i Democratic SUIT. Government W
link MT , tn r. pit eau AFT ri a ing :,
-.Htr.vA, 'ut * that. f3e. i administration ot
'Nerrr'r Wells rsij uut to the L.ni Agent,
-Dun.. WtI&.r. f,r lis t'a IA ,tths o"g'ic'
: -. l,9j. a'i'U the Law specially ur9siles
az sllary Of loo1 Il year as fab e5.DPens4
tipn for TIE services Of the Land i5ent.-
fhis extrIyA5 .nce and Waste Of the people,
money on pit officers would probably be
extended to al the departments in ease the
Blrhanin Dem Jcracy should again reach
power in this State. The people, We repeat,
cannot aa,rI such want N waste Of mon y cy IN
for so great Il luxury as another Democratic
administration. Us Largo payment to
Walker is Il practical demonstration Of the
democratic theory at economy, and is such
~ the national administration are carry ing
ost.-l kcnnelec journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

We received last week, the first number of
the "NsTioSAL MECHANIC" printed in Phil
adelphia, 1t presents fncappcarancc, and
from the promises of the proprietors, and
aud the sa,t benefit such u sheet will be to
the Mechanic and working man, we bcspcak
it much success, 1t is published by Van
Nortwic& y I!inliae, los - South street,
Philadelphia, at -, pr anumn in advance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

Mr.. Morgan, the partner o Geo. Pea body
Isl, i'll London, was t, have left Liverpool
last week on visit to the United States
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

NEW ORLEANS, sept 8.
The cath in this ely ytsserlly by ycllw
fever were -.
The apple crop premises to b. almos.
total laIlare n many counties IN Pcnnsylya
MA,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

Coon New ,-fosrFR's Cn.>cEs nrRov-
ING A'rlhan >saa4Fn j. an tae stump Tor
Bradbury ~ ll4nc.ek Co. JeAereonh,n,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

SrRRY GoGp.-We are indebted to Capt.
Saml Merrill of Snrry for a sample of the
Surry gold. 1t is the finest of gold dust,
mixed with Black sand, We jude that not
enough has been found to warrant the belief
that 1t will pay to pursue the business of
Li.sin..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
Ellsworth, Ang. 10. 1865.

At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within and for
the County q" Hancock the first Wednesday of Aug
ust 4. u. 1888. 80
Nhh' NAKNtM, Administrators Of the estate of
- David Narnum, late Of Buck sport In sail Cau,tv
deceased having presented her account of Adnis
trdtion uI'm said deccascd's estate for Probate;
orucre tt the said Administrative give notice thereof
20 ' ptsois Interested BY causing copy this order to
e pun'shtd three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed in Ellsworth that they NAV ap,nar at
""rt To I've held at l'ucS-tnrt the third c,s-
day If September of the clock in the sren
ani 'hew cause If any they have, why the same Shout
81, PARKER Tuck, Judge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

"THE GRAB BAsHEr Parry, Such is the
heading Of a long article in the B.ngor Dem
ocrat, an he applies the name to the Repub-
lican party. \ friend at our elbow thinks
the article must have been written by DR.
jordan; and the thought of grabbing
game which he rraetised III Augu.t,, when
Wells was Governor in bagging large am
mount of government stationery, suggested
the lea of this healinr
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II 'SV't " 'TN"'N y II II HIIt u I3IOW.
l THOUSAND AND ONE STORIES

OF FACT AND FANCY, WIT AND HI NOR.
RHYME, REASON, md ROMANCE.
EDITED BY :. q, GDODRlCH-fpETER PARLEY1
One volume large avo handsomely bound in red moroc
CO, with gilt side and back containing 80 pages and
frustrated By 900 Bcaatifat Eayrarinys.
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Administrators SAFE Of Rad Eyiafe

NOTICE is hereby given tina. ny virtue Of a license from
the Probate Court there will he exposed for SALE at
tn" house {" the late Abraham Bowdcn, il OrIana on SAT.
uriay the 9Th day "t October O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON, much of the i"a estate Including the Icycr-
siot OF Dover, G 1t will all bring muc) of said Abra.
ham !" WIDEN, deceased, as viii produce the one
nHdfe' aud fifty dollars for the payment of his d. hts cy.
p"scs Of administrations and urilerl.. charges of sale
Terms cash NATHAN EMtI,SON Administrator
trlauh Aug %. 1888 3w31
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

HE .-cnlsr hereby gives public all concern
ed. that he has been duly appointed and has taken
upon hnsif the trust u IN Administrator with the will an
ncxed of the estate of Kendall Kttrcge late IT Nou
p'ers III the county Of Hancock, Physician, deceased by
giving bond ~ the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are iaied to said Iccc;-ed's estate to make
immediate payment and those who have a v demands
thereon, To exhibit the same for settlement
ABRAHAM RICHARDSON.
Nit. Desert Aug. 81 1855. 3w3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

The members Of the .Tadits Temperance
Society taxi this occasion to express their
obligation to NJ > Engine Go. for allowing
them tie tlsn ot their Hall for their meetings
and particularly to y. W. Wood the ii fore
man for his @tntl man attentions.
Pr Orltr \ L N,ErELY Src
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VEIkNDNC ELECTION.
Increased Republican Majority.

McNrylIEu. vi, sept. :. The returns
uf the election hcli to-day, If representatives,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

WHEREAS, L"lmcn Springer late of Ellsworth in the
w County of Hancock, on the twenty-ffth day nj
March, one iou'and eight hundred aud fifty by deed o,
NOR gage duly acknowledged and recorded in Htucnck
Registry, Vol 81 Page III conveyed Henry Jones
late Of Ellsworth, deceased lot If land situated on Uig,
street III said Ellsworth, reference being had to si deed
ana record Tor more particular description. The condi-
tons OF said mortgage having been broken hereby claim
1" i"fclose the same. GEO PAKCIiER.
Administrator De Bonis Nom
Ellsworth, Ang 49, 1865. 3w31
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

\ Query Did a certain Burhanicr of
Ellsworth, WHO carries saddlcbags, succeed
to his mind, when h, politely 'nvtcl man
twho has the misfortune to be poor, and to
need the seryiees ola Physician,) tn apply
10 the torcn for heir7 The gauzc covering
was too thin, and the design seen through,
We understand. If he is satisfied with the
answer, it takes but little to satisfy him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

Notice of Foreclosure.

In E..,tpert, llth uit, Mary Anna shark y, aye
Nrar- months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

The American ship Mayllowcr, from New
ORLEANS for Nantes, was capsi4ed ami became
total wreck. N date. Fifteen lives were
list. 1oe y1ftun aai sevan Survivors wer,
picked III lay the Ameriean snip Cairo,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

The Ellsworth Bras, Band gave one Of its
popular tane ITS at Writings Hal on Fri
day night last. W. forgot t, call attcnti IN
to it last week, and can only say this. that
the p'rt1rmancs was emincntly satisfactory
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

Thu ll,tLawEIL GAzETrE, always up to the
times c.me t. Us last week dressed up in it,
h'>t''ii'ana tucker. Good times down to
the "ll95k : t5is fall. or how cou'd yon do
t Elghatet,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10

HANCOCK MUSICAL AssocIAT!oy.-Wil
hold its ID annual SESSION at Writings Hall
Ellsworth. Commencing September 2Sth
and continuing days under the direction of
Prof. Geo. w Root, of Massachusetts,.
Terms of membership s each for Ladies
and Gentlemen
a Public Concert will be given Sept. 30th.
Doors open at l-2 p. NJ. admission p cts.
The Republicans of Surry return their
thanks to the ELLSWORTH Brass BAND
for their visit on Monday evening AT the
address of Senator Ilamlm, which, by
their soulstlring strains, contributed
so much to the interests O. the occasion.
Per Order of the Republicans of Surry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
Musical instruments

~ Watches Clocks, Jewery. Mariners and
Land ConpasS"S, repaired with neatn-ss and des-
patch, and NiRRA NTED. Spectacle Frames
repaired and glasses inserted to suit any ages.
ly22
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-10
Silver Plated
Shell Combs.
Fancy Goods.

Porte Monnaies "a great varirty) Card Cases,
tsohc fine Patterns, Ivory kattlcs, Napkin Rings,
PERPETRATORS. Crochet Needles, Tablets, Netting
Needles, &c, Tea Bells, Watch stands, Work
Boxes. Cabas, Cushions, brushes Coral Necklaces
Hfacect Jet and Imitation do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12

IN, ,o he sure in quiet sort Of way each year; but
no are innocent of speculation, AID know nothing o.
tho rare for corner lots, and all teat sort OF thing
As a consequence the pressure Of the hard tunes Is
felt much less severely here tnah many secuons
vbere oyer,rsding and speculation have been the
orde, Of the day Our merchants are all sound.
our currency Is good, CONSISTING amost e1ciuc
siyey of cold and silver, with the iup sccu,eu os VI
body COMPLAINS of Eight times such as we haze
not known tor many years. The great reason oi Is
that the farmers, except few whe "e'c ' ss,S
enough 10 sell their grain AZ high prices iu i
after harvest have not been able 10 sen ''eI' :
for what they consider fair remuneration ana po'ns
perfectly independent snap their fingers a.
and mechanics whom they owe, ana resohc " "
for high prices, such dollar per ou'nos ~
wheat The result is that the crops az. ~, VIZ
most par, in the hands Of producers, and svery'
BODY Is suffering for the want ot the money ""i'T
they ought to bring. The present prices "
SOME of the principal staples are % io"o oa,,
wheat, As TO 80 cents per bushcl corn ~ 70 20 V.
10. harley 30 to %; potatoes > To 50; nour, - ~
per barrel pork 81 50 70 - per hundred butter ~
10 Is cents lard 10 cents eggs ID cents per doLen-
The farmers have most wonderful degree Oh iatn ~
higher prices in the Spring wherein, 'hinh, tney
will BE- greatly disappointed One thing hoNeNe',
trpe We were led by the hsterng appearance oil
the crops while growing, considerably TO o'erestlHate
the Weld. In this section II VIII De HDou' iVu'tn
less than was anticipated. Wheat VIII give eoou'
IS or - bushels per acre, oats ~ to Do
corn z; TO Is: barley. q to 30. great
deal OF the corn did not npen, though the APP
pearsncc Of the ears on the stalks Indicated very
heavy crop and great deal it, being put up wnea
quite damp will spoil. Our potatoes rotiedvery oaay
apd the severe cold weather. about the 2lst VI
November coming on so suddenly many were left IN
the ground. The month Of November was the colc-
est tor seven eight years, the Thermometer get's
~ low a. 10 degrees below zero aud the average DC
ing only about - above The weather for the last
month however, has been very mid. There u no
the ground which is but little frozen, and the
Mississippi is open above Prairie du CHEN.
Labor does not command quite ~ high prices now
as il did but Is still in good demand Carpenters and
masons get from 81 to 81 30 per day and other me-
chanics in proportion. Common laborers from 90 cts
TO 81 25 per day. Farmers pay from Sl4 10 slS per
month and board and in harvest when there Is always
a great deficiency of help, from 81 TO !! per day:
Servant girls get from 81 to s. 50 per week and good
ones it i generally very hard TO get. Hoping you
may find this letter, leugtbesed beyond my expects
tons worth publishing, and wishing you happy
Nev-Year, | am yours truly, r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12

BEAUTY OF SLAyERr Asp SLAVE HusIrRs.-A
few weeks ago three negroes-some dark. some
brown-were vending their way, whence We knew
not; but, on arriving at Nemshs City, on their way
northward wbers they received their breakfasts, and
informed our citizens that they were travelling up the
Missouri River and intended 70 soon ss the
land Of freedom" made its appearance on the oppo-
site side-being overheard in these unsophisticsted
declarations they suspected Of being slaves This
suspicion being communicated to some OF the citizens
OF Brownsville, FIVE miles distant was sufficient to
arouse the chivslry and ProSayery proclves ofacer
tain portion of the citizens there In a short time
many knights well equipped, sitting upon their
horses and-naics, gsllantly rallying the people in
the Of the United States by virtue Of the "Fu.
ritive Slave Law" and in the name of the Territory of
Nebrasks by virtue of its discriminating laws as be-
tween negroes mulatoes and those negroes who hsv.
white faces and finally the recruits sufficiently
formidable 10 give the requisite courage to the chiy-
pel-men. With . AurraA, the "vsaa. sons Of free
Ipes" went .-.-. -.-- .....- .--.-.
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MATTERS IN s. ". WISCONSIN.


COyTespondeooe 0f Ths n. Y. Froono.
PLArTEvnLE, Grant Co., Wis.,
December o. 1857. {
by this mail send you club Of about thirty subscr
bers 10 THE WxEkLr TRIsusE, to which other names
will probably be added. Our now Postmsster will no,
allow the formation Of any clubs for TIE TRIBUNE at
bis Office, his Democracy is of comparatively recent
origin, and it is necessary for him, Like other con-
vers TO attest the genuneness OF his professions BY
extra zeal. We Like The TRIBUNE, however so welt
that We do not mean TO DO deprived Of BY any Gov.
enmeut officials.
Our village is as PRETTY situated a. one could wish
and has all around the very finest farming land both
of timber and prairie, which within few years past
has been rapidly filing up with substantial settlers.
The place has about 700 inhabitants, and the original
attraction to immigrants here was the rich lead mines,
which are not yet by any means exhausted. though
the town is sustained now chiefly by tho various
manufacturing establishments here lof which few
places Of the West OF the same sze have mors) and
by tho trade Of the farming community which centers
here from q considerable area OF country. We
have . frst-rate academy here, with about LOO
pupils now in attendance, which attracts to Us
. greet many Of the right class Of settlers, Our
village is the largest in this pooslous and
Hoarshing county, and BY the various stage-routes
here intersecting has daily commuaicsuon with I'M
potant points IN al directioas- Yet we are twenty
nles from any rniirosd and this region having long
aimee ceased 10 be now oOuntYy, NO hsve not been
very fully possessed BY tho fast spirit Of the aga We
have indeed rather oiassysA ssr Of atsvs, grow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
New1lork DAILY @ribm,te
THE LOVE X n U L.
By NORA FERHr!

BIZ NORA FERhr.
TYING her bonnet under her chin,
She Il d her raven ring,ets in.
But not alone in the siken snare
Did ste catch her lovely floating hair,
For. wing her bonnet under her chm,
She tied young mails heart within.
They were strolling together up the hill,
Where the wind comes blowing merry ana cnll
And it blew .le curLs frolicsome race,
All over the happy pesch-coored lace,
Til, scodpg and laughing, she ted them IN,
Under her beautiful, dimpled chin.
And it blew color bright as the bloom
Of the pinkest fuschiss tossing plume.
All over the cheeks OF the prettest girl
That ever imprisoned romping cur.
Or. in tying her bonnet under her chm,
Tied young mans heart within.
Sleeper and sleeper grew the hill
Nader merrier, cliller still
The western wind blew down and played
The widest tricks with the little maid,
As, tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied Young mans heart within.
Oh. western wind do you think it was fair
To play such tricks with her floating hair
To gladly, gleefuly do your best
10 blow her against the young mans breast,
Where he as gladly folded her in.
And kissed her mouth and dmPed chin
Oh. Ellery yane, you little thought
An hour ago when you besought
This country lass to walk with you,
After the sun he'd dried the dew,
What perous danger you'd be m
A sbe tied her bonnet under her chin.
National Eta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
CITpREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver

CIIpREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver
- Mechanics Fire Insurance Company of the City Of
New.Yori. against WILLIAM II. DE GRooT aud Alice =
his wife Theodore b. DE- Groot and Emms his wife jane. B.
Murray Charlie. Burial Eliza Ware Admini-trsnx and Charles
Ab-neihy AduinaOr of John 7. Ware, deceased George
Opdyke Wilson g. Hunt Referees Sale In FOrecosure
decree Of Sale made Ia the sboveened sction at
sp>iAl Of the Supem. Court held the City Il Nes
York the S.t October 1851 tbs Referee 10 said decree
named will sell public suction at the Merchants Exchange In
City the 9th day Of January 1883 At IL o'clock at
of that dsy the following property mentioned sud erb~d
in said decree vS All that certain lot piece parcel OF land
situate and being in the Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New
York bounded and described follows wit beginning
outherly side of One hundred and dis
hundred feet south sery from the
per Of hundred forty second and the Eleventh
avenue running thence southey ine parallel with said
aver 10 the line the block between and
for yr and One hundr, forty coud street thence
along said center line eaery hundred feet thence souhey
on line nsrae with the said Eleventh until nterts
the uurhey Of the Boon gdse road thence north eAey
aop, q the BoonuEdse road until the
aid ouhery hundred and street thence
.s.rly sad southey line Of One hundredandflrty
the psco If beginning Terms made known the
dsy Of sale.-Dssd NJ r.YoTk. December H. 1851
HOMER H. STUART. Referee.
CHARLES +. WHITEHEAD Attorney.
T. c. HALLIDAY, AuCtioneer
The above sale adjourned 10 the 18th Of January 1883 az ~
O'Clock al uoou at place. -Dstel 9th January. 1852
HOMER H. STUART Referee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12

CUPREME COURT-County of Kings.-Calvin
- Hull against De- wiz Linn and Darius A Goodyear
yiyor, Of Cbsr. Watsrhous- drce,sed Lavnis Water
house widow said Charles c. Wserhouse Joseph r.
Pendle,on and Eyeinr his wifi summons Tor reief-Com
q WATERHOUSE: You hereby summoned and required
The oic Of the Clerk the County Of KINGS ., tho City Hal
In the City Brooklyn and TO copy Of 70
the aid complaint the subscribers st tner Office nImbot
The service Of you exclusive Of the day Of such
,.rys fail the aid complains within the
lin. Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply TO the Court
Tor N. relief demanded In The complaint New York Nov
"a Is5T BARNARD RICE,
nil lsvl0~Tu Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. 81 Wals-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
L of the STATE of NETWORK,

INHE PEOPLE oil me SlAlE Vi NEW IOhh,
BY the Grc- God Free and ln1ep-ndentTo AZ porsons
interested in the estate CArHARINE BROWER. s Of the
City Of does.eA creditors sa.ee. next Of sn
or sead Gree.ng You and Of hereby
ed required personally b. ard appear before Sarc
sate Of County York his Office In the City OF New
York Sob Of March next IL o'clock in the fore
poor OF tina, DAY. and there attend the final settlement Of
Zoe account poce~ds Samuel bo~cr Executor the
~. VIII ard Testament Of said dece.s-d
L. testimony wh-o have caused the 80. Of Once OF said
Surrogate 70 b. her-euto All ned. Witness, ALEX
ANDER W BRADFORD. o-q.. Surossie Of said
H. County the City Of New ors. the 18th day Of De
eembrr In the year u Lord one thousand esht hun
dr-d sad hfy -s-,ea w. BRADFORD.
d. iawtw bk0qneA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
Ergal Notices.

A SSIGNFE's NOTICE.-Notice i'd hereby given
"A the firm Of BEEBEE CO. Of tine City Of New otS
assignment TO the fur
the benefit their creiitors All persons eoPoas lawns
.ris a-ans said fru rrquestsd to present ne co
Ia,.-,.s Office Waust, and u" eo
lion. having property their hands 20 "
iudeb,ed to requrstto 70 eocoA4e aiu $1,000
New. York December J., le5I. 9, .o,c.r, 49,:
ANDREWS 4 COLBY Attorneys for Assignee
!. 90 No 25I broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
CUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver


- Mechanic. Fir Insurance Company Of the CITY Of New
York ssan.t WILLIAM Il. De GR0OT and ALICE Y hi.
wifi, JAMES b. MURRAY. CHARLES BURIAL. GEORGE
OPDYKE and WILSON O. HUNr.-Foreclo-ure Sae.-Pur
judgment decree Of sale INSIDE IN the above entitled
action Special Term OF the .upreme Court held Ia New
York City Oct ST. 1857 the Refrr in said order named will
sci. at public auction the Merchants Exchange In
C, 9Th January 1883 q, IL o'clock OF that day
IN. following property menoprd aud described in said decree
viz: Al certain Ot piece parcel Of land .tuse lying and
h-us Ia Ward Of th City of New York belg part
the lately bon the rector chuchwsrdeEs aud yestry
mon Of Truity Church commonly called the Church Farm aud
Distinguished the maps Of h part thereof lies in the block
between lie Roy and Morton streets ea., OF Hudson street by he
letter n and bounded follows 10 wit Beginning at point on
the nohery sde IL Roy street three hundred aud forty
s ana inches the formed BY the
er, side Of Hudson and norhey side Of lie Roy street
thence running norhey and parallel 70 Hudson street along hs
asery de Of lot aid one hundred feet TO IN" CENTER
lines OF said block between LIE Roy and Morton streets thence
the id center line parallel to LIE hoy street eighteen
feet easery boundary Of thu Church Farm Themes
the thirteen feet ten inches themes south
y along the occupied by IN. German Lutheran Church and
Hudson eghysI feet six inches 70 LIE Roy street.
and theme, westerly along the nohey side OF lie Roy street
inch the p,e of beginning Terms made
Known ON the DAY Of sale.-New. York Dec. H. 1871
HOMER H. STUART, Referee.
&c H.,,naT Anrtionrer' dI Awsw
The above Sale adjourned to the h OF January ls a. IL
O'Clock q noon, a. same plsce--Da'ed Jan o. .1s
jams FkTuu hOnEh H. oiChhi hoetee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
Hle0ical.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Thi purely yege-
- table remedy combines itself the properties Of an an;stp
tic mild caihartic and tonic Il quickly removes from the
blood other fluids Of the body the impurities Of unhealthy Sc
cecs which enender aid feed dsea.e Prepared and sold BY
A. B. A d. SANDS Druggists. No 100 Fulton -t Now ok