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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-30

THE BATTLE OF MARIGUAN. adyan-
tage was gained June. 18th, by the French, at
Marignan, (Melegnano, about ten miles from
Milan The Emperor having learned that the
Austrians were entrenching themselves at that
place. ordered Marshal paraguay d'Hilliers to
disperse them, which he did, The affair was
brief, but brilliant. The Austrian crops COM
manded by General Benedek, was, as have said,
repulsed by Marshal paraguay d'Hilliers The
details are not yet known except that the loss to
the French was small, and that 200 Austrians
were taken prisoners. Perhaps paraguay DILL
Tiers will have found there ducal title, as Nc
Mahon did at Magenta. Due de Marignac''
would sound very well. The Emperor, it is said,
avoids all state at Milan; he is not lodged in
the place, but modestly contents himself with a
private villa outside the city.
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MONUMENT TO LIEUT.. HERNDor. fine
obelisk to Lieut. Herndon, who was lost in the
steamship Central America, which isl be placed
on the grounds ofthe Naval Academy at Annapo.
lis, Md, has just been completed at Quincy
Mass The shaft is eighteen feet long, four feet
square at the base tapers to one foot six iuches
at the top, and will rest upon pedestal four feet
high six feet square. Upon one side is i" Hern-
don; F." upon the other September 18th, 1857
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The Italians in Paris are in the highest spirits
at the allied success. Those, says correspon-
dent, with whom have conversed express them
selves thoroughly satisfied about the disinteres-
tedness OF the French Emperor in his present
arduous undertaking. They feel no uneasiness
about the stories which impute to him intentions
to carve out thrones for Prince Napoleon and
Murat. have been told that the former before
he left Paris repeatedly assuredseVeral Italians.
in the most unmistakable terms, that nothing
would induce him to canvass for or to accent
the government of any italian State, and that
it wasahis firm determination to live in France
and remain French prince.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-30

PETERsoN's COUNTERFEIT DETEcToR," for
July lst is issued to-day and bears out the
boast OF the publisher that it is the largest full
est, and most complete detector in the world. -
Within month seyenty-three new counterfeits
have been put in circulation, and are described
in this number The business of counterfeiting
seems to exert a fascination over all who once
become engaged in its perilous pursuit, far out
of proportion to the possible profits to be secured
from it. All who enter upon it seem to adhere
to it till DEATH and their numbers and their in
genuity are very much moderated. Without
the aid OF the COUNTERFEIT DETECToR the whole
trading community would be almost entirely at
their mercy, and no one is safe from their de-
signs who does not keep himself posted up as
to their operations, by securing the semi mon:hly
report furnished by T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
under the supervision of the well known banking
house of DRExEL & Co
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE AT WASHINGTON, D.
C.-WAsHINToN, June 22-Judge Merrick to-
day remanded to Hagerstown, Maryland, col
ored woman, who has been residing here for
twelve years. and who was claimed under the
fugltlve-slave law. The court, having no power
to pass upon the question of her freedom, it must
be decided in Maryland. There was large
number OF blacks gathered about the judges
chambers, who manifested much interest in the
progress Of the case.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-30

STRANGE EVIDENCE or VERAc1rY Peter
Verdine, a convict in the State prison, the other
day, cooIly and deliberately laid his finger on a
block, and took an axe and cut it Off close to the
hand; rolling the finger up il a paper, he gave
it to lis keeper, saying to him, :" Send it to the
Governor as an evidence of the truth" He had
been endeavoring to get pardoned and, being
fearful the Governor would not believe all that
was set forth in his petition offered this strange
evidence ofveracity. Jackson (Mich.) Citizen,
18th.
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SUICIDE ON ACCOUNT OF THE LATE FRosTs.-
John McCoice, well-to-do farmer of Chatham,
Canada West, last fall planted large quantity
of wheat that came forward finely until the late
severe frosts, which he declared had completely
cut down his crops and ruined him, reducing him
to the verge Of starvation While in this state
Of frenzy he attempted to murder his children,
but failing to accomplish his purpose, cut his own
throat and died almost instantaneou8ly.- Boston
Traveller.
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We have received from the same publisher a
work entitled "STEps TOWARD HEAVEN by
T. S. ARTHUR, Esq, being series of lay SER
mons for young converts in the great awakening.
This book is well worth reading, being full Of
instruction. written in that style peculiar to the
author. ARTHUR's writings have always been
welcomed to the home circle on account Of the
plair. and wholesome truths contained in them.
This book is one Of peculiar interest, and should
read by all. Price 81. Send your remittances
to GEO G. EVANS, 439, Chestnut St, Phiadel.
phia, at the original Gift Book Store.
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8tngraph iR8.
lFoR THE PRESS
William Croghan.
BY W D
ICOSTISCEDl

His house was the seat of hospitality and
plenty
Major Croghan died in September, 1922, at
Locust Grove, Jefferson County, Kentucky, in
the seventeen year ofhis age,
In his manners (says his biographer) he was
eminently bland and polite 10 one exceued him
IN those courteaies which sweeten and polish
life
He was, indeed, the model of gentleman
His reputation for integrity was unimpeacbed
and unimpeachabe
His family and his friends, while they rejoice
in such life, most deeply mourn his death.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-30

A ToMAHAwK FOUND IN A SAW LoG.-The
Messrs. Gibson, who own a saw mill in the neigh
borhood of Caledonia, were engaged few days
ago in saving pine log about two feet and a
half in diameter, when an unusual screeching of
the saw attracted their attention. They exam
med the cause of the noise, and found in the
centre of the log an Indian tomahawk in the eye
of which was piece Of rotten wood, part Of
its former handle The log was otherwise per-
fectly sound Hamilton (Canado) Spectator
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-30

QUEER condolences occur occasionally Three
children of Capt. James Somers, ofPotato Neck,
Md, were married on the same day and about
the same hour-not one of them knowing that
either Of the others intended marrying. The
father was profoundly ignorant ofthe occurrences
until some hours afterward. The circumstances
are the more remarkable as all the parties were
married in the county, and not far apart.
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Two GERMAN BRoTHETs, named Trail, were
about starting from New York lately, on a gun
ming excursion for Hoboken, when one caught
up musket, and pointing it carelessly at his
brother, exclaimed, II will shoot you-look
ont" Hardly had the words escaped his lips
when the weapon went off with loud report,
instantly killing the unsuspecting victim
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JESSE TRADER, vicious youth of fourteen
committed suicide at Hillsborough, Ohio He
took loaded rife, and resting the butt against
an iron kettle, so that the muzzIe touched his
forehead, he sat on the bed and pulled thetrigger
with the branch of peach tree, evidently pre-
pared for the purpose. The ball entered the
brain, penetrating depth of six inches, and
lodging in the back part of his head
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WHITE, the artist, viii return to this country
by tie Vanderbilt, which was to leave Havre on
the 22d instant He will bring his great picture
Of Washington resigning his Commission, !"
painted for the State House at Annapolis, Mary
land, and to be hung in the room where thu
actual scene took place.
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KossUTH The Davenport Gowa) Democrat
says that an official letter from Kossuth to a
Hungarian exile at that place has been received,
requesting him to take immediate steps toward
embarking for Hungary. Fromthe tenor of the
letter it would appear that Kossuth was engaged
in raising an army.
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TaiIOring--T MISUNDERSTANDING.

TNHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends, and public in general that he continues the
A R IN G SINESS
at his usual place, door to
COqyetPS Hall, IN Main Street,
where he is prepared do all kinds of work in his line
CHEAP, GOOD, and as SUBSTANTIAL, as any other
establishment in the place GOODS of all kinds furnished
at short notice. and made up shonaby and substantially
and warranted fit Strict attention paid cutting out
work for others make and warranted fit if made up
right We feel grateful to patrons for the
liberal patronage bestowed already hope by strict at
tenon to my business to merit and receive share in the
future.
Lambertville June 8, 1885, WILLIAM DEAN.
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THE POPE AND THE WAR.-The Pope is said to
look most placidy on the contest. Cardinal
Wiseman recently related little speech of his
Holiness, which is worth preserving Here it
is: Whether in Rome or in exile, whether free
or in prison, I am the same 1 shall still be the
Vicar of Christ and the head of the Church"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-30

A LEG BROKEN BY A Hoop SK1RT.-We learn
that on Wednesday afternoon, the amiable wife
of clergyman residing in ward l l. caught one
of her feet in her hoop skirt in such manner as
to throw her down with such violence as to break
one Of her legs Yesterday the sufferer was as
comfortable as could be expected. Jour
nal
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TINE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is published weekly in
Quaro Form, suitable for binding and the numbers for
single year contains information in regard New Inven
ons Machinery all branches of Manufacturing Processes
agricultural Implements, Engineering, Mwrghting Iron
Manufacture, Chemistry in fact almost every industrial
pursuit receives less attention in its columns
Ill Patent Claims officially published every week. as
ported from the Patent Office; and for
INVENTORS AND PATENTEES
It contains Information be obtained elsewhere and
out.
AS family Journal has superior for real practical
iy since in it's columns will be found useful practical
recipes
Careful attention will be given from time to time to
ports oftne Metal, Lumber and other Markets.
Every number will contain sixteen pages and fortyeght
columns of matter with several Illustrations of patented
chimes and other engraving comprising in single year
about
600 ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS.
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liberal discount to clubs prospectus giving full par
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of the paper and pamphlet of information concerning the
procuring of Patents may be had gratis by addressing
MUM & Co.,
Publishers of the Scientific american,
81 Park Row, New York
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A REWARD of gold cup was promised to the
person wearing the most extravagant costume
at ball at the Freres Provincaux, Paris. A
wight dressed like windmill was the successful
competitor.
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600 ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGs
Journeynlan Cabinet Maker Wanted.

GOOD STEADY WORKMAN, (none others need ap-
1Aply) can find constant employment by calling on
S. G. STOCKTON,
Lans69tVlLe, ~. j.
June %, 1859.
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Deafhs.
R

On Monday morning, the 81 inst, Mrs. Will
liam Yardley, of Yardlyyile, Pa, aged about
46 years.
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There is no political news of Importance.

The CONTEMPLATED FILIBUsTER DESCENT ON
Observation-Disclosures June 27.-Tnfor-
nation has been received from a source regarded
as thoroughly reliable, giving the particulars Of
the contemplated fHbuster descent on Nicara-
qua. The names Of certain parties who sustain
General Walker with arms and money are given
the enjoyment of the benefits of the Transit
route to compensate, in part, for the expenses
thus incurred.
1t is stated that the expedition will start
about the middle of August; that a party of
filibusters will rendezvous in Florida, and be
conveyed to Central America in the Scottish
Chief
Whether or not this information is strictly
true, it is certain that our Government will en-
deavor to arrest all such illegal enterprises the
order to our naval vessels for this purpose, here
tofore issued, being still in full force.
General Jerez, before he left for Nicaragua,
was fully informed of the flibustering move
ment.
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Manufacturers, Mechanics and
Inventors.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
TO BE ENLARGED

A New Volume---New Series.
To Commence on July I'd, 1859.
Instead Of 4l6 pages, the Yearly Tozume,
Enlarged Series, aCsU contain EIGHT
HUNDRED AND THIRTY-T TWO
PAGES Of Valuable Reading Nat
ter, useful and Instructive to all
Classes
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Beware of Flies!!

Beware of Flies!
FLY TIME IS NOW HERE! Ill
ND, as is their CUSTOM bring with them sting that is
~ not easily forgotten. To prevent which, SCHENCK &
Co. prepared supply those who in want of FLY
NETTS with superior quality of round and fat leather
Nets.
N B-We wish it understood that we will not be UN-
DERSOLD upon any articles that pertains to our business
either in regard to WORK, QUALITY or STYLE
SCHENCK Co.,
Church St., near the Presbyterian Church,
| lLam5ertotHe, ". J.
June ~, 1897 3m
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LATER FROM MEXICO. NEW ORLEANS June
26.-The steamship Tennessee is below, bound
to this port with Vera Cruz dates to the
22d inst
The conducta which left the City of Mexico
with five millions in specie, on the 28th ult was
seized by Gen. Robes when forty miles from
|. Vera Cruz
A commissioner had been sent from Vera
Cruz to negotiate with General Robes for the
liberation of the specie, but had accomplished
nothing.
1t is reported that the French and English
ministers had arranged for Shipping the species on
board of an English war vessel at Masombo.
Mr. McLane, the United States minister. had
sent Capt Farraqui of the Z. s.. steamer
Brooklyn, to demand the release of the American
portion of the specie amounting to two millions
but the result Of his mission had not TRANSFERRED
The English fleet had been ordered to Vera
Cruz.
There is no political news of Importance.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-05
New York Markets.

New York, Oct. Flour-The market
5 depressed and prices are 5 to 10 cents
over. Sass of 5000 bbls. State 81 so
A.6O; ONO $5.25a5.45; Southern $50
,e5.40. A| aa
Wheat-rhe market is depressed. Sales
OF 10, 900 thshcls at decline of la2c. Mil
waukie Glib, choice, l03 cents; Western
choice white l3l cts.
/ Corn-TAe market;closed with an advancing
tendency. Mixed bel at IS cts.
Pork-rhe market is heavy; Mess at SIS.
80, and Irime $1,000.
n Lard The market is firm at 10LallL
cents.
Whisy -Is held at % cents: buyers offer
271a celts.
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MARINE NEWS.
=
Port OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,.
from the Merchants and Mechanics' E1.
change Books. 7a} +
WEDNESDAY, Oct. s, 1859.

~ EDNEsDAfy OCT. o.
t4 ARRIVED.
Steamship Virginia, Kelly, I'm Richmond, BID
to Philadelphia, mdze and passengers, to T p
Crowell. -4
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, I'm Rich.
mond, I'd to New York, mdze and passengers,
to M Smith & Bro
Schr Mary A Adams, Sparrow, I'm Newport,
l. onions, to Delk s. Lindsey. tll
Boat Delk 8 Lindsey, I'm c, corn, to John
James.
Boat Black Hawk, I'm N c, shingles, to John
James. f. Nr'3
Sehr Florence, Harris, FIN Alexandria, flour,
to Hardy & Bro.
Brig Morancy, Pinker, for West Indies, by
] M Smith Bro.
Schr G w Clever, Thomas, for New Bedford,
by w C Williams .-.---..,=
Schr Harriet, Stinson, for Rockland by w C
Williams. 81
Schr Rubicon, Anderson, for New Bedford
by w C W ilIiams
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LUNN, MASS, Oct. ;.-Tbe engine house
Volunteer Company No. s, of this city
stotally destroyedby fire this morning,
ether with the hoB carriage, hose, &c
engine was also iearly destroyed. The
lding was new, ard had been occupied by
Company but for few days. Loss about
0O0. 'si-t' r.1
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3osroN, Oct. th.-The bark Hazayve, from
West Coast o. Africa, reports being
ID into ON the cast by the British stsamer
luto. Hfst lnat1efa r.y .fi u.
The U. s. sloop of-war Vincennes was az
eande August 18th. All well. 7lfa fa'
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVEN rION
AND RICHMOND FAIR.


q
JNHE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG Rail
i Road Company will issue at their ticket
office in Norfolk, the following Retarn Tickets
to Richmond Va, good for ther0und trip:
l-For the General Convention OF the Epis-
copal Church. to be held in that city, com.
mencing on the 5th day of October.
Tickets in this case will be issued from and
after Tuesday 4th October, and will be good
till the 18th of October
2 For the Agricultural Central Society Fair
to commence in that city on the 18th October.
Tickets in this case will be issued on and af-
ter the 18th October and the same will be good
until the I'd November.
N5- Price of Tickets in either case-First
Class passengers SIS Oh
Second do do do 50 so.
Either of the above Tickets will be good till
the 5th day of November inclusive.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Sc 20 Engineer a nd Superintendent.
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7 BEG leave to inform the public, that hav.
4 taken the Stables situated on >AM-R.
South Church street No. l2s near -Nx@MA
the Old Custom House, and formeNy known .,
Stump's Stables, where I shall kes,
@N <constantly on hand fneAlot of Horse
14-(both buggy and Saddle) for hire. ans
solicit a share Of public patronage. Horse.
boarded by day, week, or month, on moderah
terms and good attention to them guaranteed
2-Hg .,.D. .t.4 N. B. LEE,
- No. l28, South Church al
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UNDER THE NATIONAL ktOIr.L
AUCTION SALES.
A MOTHER lot of tine Jeweiry such as Sets
"A of different kinds, and some OF entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety OF Fancy Goods &C. Sales every
night until the entire Stock IS disposed at these
goods are SOLD without regard 10 cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON l. BELOTE.
Sc 23-tf Auctiopeers
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DANCING SCHOOL,

DROF. JOHN L. BAKER, respectfully
the vicinity that he will open Dancing al
School at JOhnson's A s m y S8
Room, on the LIST October next, provided A
forty Scholars can be obtained. All the HA
taught, including the Lancers, Caledonian
Quadrilles, American and German Quadrilles,
&c. fis5,t e..f
Classes on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY of
each week, from to 6 O'Clock in the afternoon
for Ladies, Misses and Masters, and from = to
~ o'clock at night Tor Gentlemen.
The highest testimonials from gentlemen Of
high responsibility in Virginia and elsewhere
will be given.
Persons wishing to take lessons will find him
at the above named place on Mondays and
Wednesdays frem five to six O'Clock, P. NJ. n
He can also be found at c. Halls Book Store.
TERMs-Per Session of twenty-four Lessons
$1,000. aa. Sc s4-4w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON WASHINGTON
pnTNT


by Virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
l(ior Norfolk County, pronounced on the 9th
day of September, 1889, in snit therein pend
ing on the Chancery Size thereof, between John
II Hodges, &C., plaintiffs, and Indiana V. Hoo-
ges, &C., defendants, shall as spt cial Commis-
soner therein appointed, proceed to sell at pub
lie aaction,o Monday the 18th day of october
inst, that being Court day, in front of the Court
house door of Norfolk County, the real Estate
in the bill and proceedings mentioned, situated
at Washington Point, beginning at Mrs. Mar
tina Oden's, North West corner, on the South
side of ten foot lane, which divides the said
lot from the lot wherein the Marine Hospital
now stands, thence binding ON said lane S. IA
deg 50, w. l47 feet, 6A inches, to street
thence binding on said iat,e, s. 81 deg. E. l47
feet, Y inches to the Spith West corner of the
lot of Max. Herbert deed, thence binding on
said lotN Al deg. so, T. l47 feet 81 inches to
Mrs. Odens, Sout, est corner, thence bind
ing on her line, n. = seq, W., l47 feet 6A
inches to the beginning and being the same of
which John H. Hodges Sr., died seized and pos
sesed now in the occupancy OF John NJ. Drewry.
TERMS Credit OF three and six months,
bonds with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale and title to be retained un-
til the further order of the Court.
s.t WM. H. BINGLEY,
-.vt Special Commissioner.
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BosroN, Oct. 3.-A private letter from
erne, Switzerland, states that Mr.. Carpen-
If, OF the Bant Note Engraving House, of
Philadelphia, lad been very dangerously
!jured by bsig precipitated down noun
hin pass.
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Auction Sales.
j. J. MOORE, Auct'r. .s.:..,s,,
WILL Re SOLn

~ WILL BE SOLD
A public Auction, Tor account o' whom it
IAmay concern, at 1 | o'clk, on THURSDAY,
the 9th inse. at our Warehouse,
Sundry articles of Furniture, Wooden Ware,
cask, 3 cases Figs Bbls. Soda, &c. All mere
or less damaged and saved from the Bark Bay
State, Capt Sparrow, while ashore near Cape
Henry, on her voyage from Boston to Bali.
more. By recon mendatIon of survey.
HARDY g. BROS, Agent,
&C 4 j. J. MOORE & CO., Auct'is
WHITArHAU8 MCLEAN AuctloneeIs
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN NEWTOWN,
NEAR THE NAVY YARD.
LINCOLN STREET PROPERTY.
WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, on the
w premises, on WEDNESDAY next, the
5th OF October. tl2H O'Clock, precisely, srs=.
that desirable Family Residence, situat. sRiid
ed in Newtown, on the north side of Ml.h
Lincoln street, between Fourth and Fifth sts.,
just in the rear OF the Fourth street Baptist
Church, fronting Lincoln street thirty ieet by
depth of one hundred and twenty feet six
inches. =l4
The HOUSE is nearly new and is situated
in the most pleasant part of Newtown There
is on the premises pump of excellent pater,
a large yard and garden, and every thing ne
cessaiy to make it a pleasant and convenient
family residence. Its convenience to the Navy
ard and Newtown Chui ches is an item we'll
worthy of attention, as property thus situated
Is daily growing in value; and as the present
owner has determined to sell " itnout any kind
OF reserva ton, chance is offered to the Capt.
taltst for investment, or the laboring man an
opportunity 10 procure neat and com Portable
Home, +F
TERMS-very accommodating and made
known ON the day of sale. o 1-tcs