davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
Foreign MIscellsny.

The Perth Courv has The followng-in the course Of
last autumn young lady took ship the hArbor Of Dun
resident 10 that celebrated city. In due the good
snip passed the ancient Pnaros and entered port OF
rred IprE, whh Towing beard and msSnaosut tarp.p.
adysoced maesuc>lly 70 look 81 tire arrivals and
Instantly " be struck vih the CHAINS Of the young
sci RON bonnie Dundee lmmediAaely be approached
her, and suddenly huns string Of hzs about her
The captain Of the snip came forward and ~iih laugh
informed his iar snd bewiidered passenger that inc
Turks gin uas token OF admiration and affection
Inc matter speedily became serious. Through the
dunn Of - INTERPRETER, ortir~omao, The ra'h entered
sum for which he would be wiling 70 eel the LAZY
he bad rine .ivss already, be sad, but, could he
OF hs harsm The captain, for NE sake Of joxe re-
pied that her price 60 600 pssrss about Eo0 The
TURK nolea :, The enormous demand; vas juss
double he said, what he bed paid for the handsome
cfcassAn, Georgian, or NingeliAn brought the
Aersndrinc market The captain, however stuck 70 his
morning. when hs cAesaln waa csoorsns Tue adv !. me
residence OF her relations, The Turk uncxpcscdiy
ns appearance ard throwing snober ns nscsss around
re lady neck, ntmAted that he prepared eve
the reausite sum. Here . dilemma Bat the cap.
tain soon cleared hnssf. 'Foh sA,d he, 'yearc 700
yooye Loot her I, may be VET imagined thas tho
ohappolntea Tux vent away In exc>edinK wrath. We
mJ AID has The sane youns lady was married shs osber
A cur,os d~oovery tsays The scAo d. xcrD made
near Ile by the worhmen engaged In cutting trenches
Tor shs nev er,ho.cns u rs%ov,.s Ne s''' snsy AID
large block Of covered with Inscriptions indicating
ihst used by The Dsuiss In their sacrifices
the names and rsutars ods sdoref BY The Gaas
are perfecSy kgble Near the stone sacred gold,
en- knife, used b, The nruds for cutting the mstleto~
sss = leo found The descriptions 'hN stone ooyrobo
rsse arcsdy known that human sacrifices we're
made By the Dvuds IN times OF nstiorsi calamity Ths
spIfe hss b.en placed In the museum OF IAlls
me iosal number Of Jsws IN lie world h estimated a,
100000 The Jewsh popuIHpcD Of Europe s about a.
COO 900 viz7o 600 IN France rs 600 IN tDeiand Soooo
IN Italy 400 900 Turkey, 2so,co In Hungary and iran
ylvssa, $50 coo Germany, &c IN the Russian empre
there above ,Too 600 fess stsasos arc s,ves IN
she iast Year Book Of the n PeSersbu Academy o. sc
snoes but many vel informed persons csnader hsm Tar
from accurate and that The sumbsv Of ysws Ia tho Rue
sisn empire " two millions.
The house where the Marquis 40 pcmbal died, Mar 8.
iIs2 a. the age ~, exIled from Court hes Just beep
sold By suction or flos or fl0T sterling OF the nume
descendants Of this celebrated nos one thousht
~ 70 purcbsse enc house On March n q deputy mo
posed tbs Cbssbsr 10 the necessary su for The
purchase by Tho state of This little historic re~sdencc
rtch ssrae 10 ,hs town n ronh,l, on the h,sh rosd
from Ut5on 10 coiubra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE

RICHMOND, Va, April 20, 1890
Indignation at We Rejection ofthe Wood Del<pals-Densn
citation Of the Yiyginia Del0aSon-Lov Status Of ae
Viyyssia Polsieians, dc.
Very general indignation felt here 1t the course Of
the Charleston Convention In rejecting the Wood deeea
ton and admitting the freeso wing Of the New York do.
mocrscy Many earnest hope has been expressed
this action became known that the Southern States
without Virginia would secede and nominate some South
n candidate for the Presidency, with Fernando
Wood for Vice. An 70 Virginia, there Ia but little pros
pect Of her aIyng herself with any movement which
does not promise some reoompense, for may be truly
said, that her patriotism has degenerated 10 standard
which Ignores every consideration In conflict With exps-
d,sncy and the spos The vote Of tho Virginia delegation
against the admission Of the Wood dciegasss ELECTS The
most unqualified condemnation Of every democrat
In this community whose opinion has any weight II
regarded ~ coucsassou 70 expedbsncy n tho
expense a The dearest principle hat The South
shsrshes and The actors dssounoed ssrms which
would not sound very agreeable 10 ths oeec Of
nuncauons they within hearing distance II This vote
not properly usnsd before the people OF Virginia. the
members Of the delegation may prepare cousxn
would be well for the reputation Of Virginia thai ,hsy
had occupied such poaion before they placed Old
Domniou In the attitude Of fayorDg the ~ ths
South W the exclusion Of her best friends North
The fact a. that Of all the citizens Of Virginia. those cao-
70 representative The wortny and the
least reliable No patriotic uns.rah man Cas- no hope
be chosen 10 any such position, for he descend
70 ibe iprgues which Of late characterize The election
system 10 this Stsn. pfieep tseny politicians nave
actually the Staae under their control moment
They have succeeded In forming little network OF
subordinate loafers ~ every Court House throughout
the state, and no matter ha, the may
which meeting called. particularly Ills for poti.
cal purpose, they are sure 30 BE- present ~ not the
viii OF the people thai o BE- renecsd but that Of the
oang politicians The honest farmers Of the STATE have
much N attend Ia, tpey seldom concern tner.
selves about political matters. tbs Court House safsrs
are always on hand, hosever and nNsmuch the tpos
are the paramount Consideration with them, they
savily choose representatives Who best reflect that
Hence the character Of the who composc Of her
represcn ,aves and hence the action Of the delegation
Charlest,n.
Great Tears entertained here that ths Convention
viii yield 70 The pquarer sovereignty advocates In Tho
selection OF platform. 20, democratic ascendenov u
~ end The soo'h this state of hines vii invite de-
feat by indifference. and tbvs prcepiats disanon such
seems 10 be The general opinion here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

ha chaspev mode oT Attending the Chsrlesou Conven
70 'no,s xro nsvS M s., snn
49, sSss shcH - ~ srts,s go ~ a. sominr
~ IN snS - al d,, NC a. .,sno,s s~t,.s
ausvs. 80 81 ~. NJ Vol dssss,,cn r,hich |. sys
dent, Sisyns ~ery ssrus.y he ssns 81 Co., vtn
,sis ION Voc Ths S.v 80 ~ tha s6v.s~tcr ~ -
E,chmond Cage, ns,os.,ion now ,orrs ont ~ IA
resuit Of positive pledge Of Rchmcud Co 70 sossin
~ ,ss 70 !ne sou ron wnenSs .ne Su..
R,chmond 3 n, conssn,ad 80, C~,srsn shs,H - he
New York platform oomm MI. man onlv in order
In sat,sSv ths south NJ ths r.a--xv III ma nesea
~ ,hssr Ana ,hs m. VIC , mseSly rYs Dsn
1narscnsiiv, ncs.sssss he n,sa ccodSr.. - he
S,uSa wSHh ne 'sss pas hss%g Ssen so". 49,.
plsSgas and rrocia,, ha nr,rcs ~ r.s,n- Sc,tns~n
usr,y rrssnecvs ~ Inc snih M bar ,~nis
sssnvinS A. cont; ,ha scs,cr ~ ~ rnsua q, d. ss
,r,,sss ecocSr.ns :. ~ hsa 80 ~ 1870, ,s - ~
CATION ma CosSI = ~ ' No. ~ ~ rsr,nsor
en arc So;rg ths;r h.ss - n.ssI p,cn,crS ~ >. ccr
,ro Of ~ "s sis,n s S'es =. nv. s ~
horsh, ~ NJ s' asu - W. s Mo sy.
vail ~ ssvs,.a ne 80 ~ ~ r,ss 20, sr~. - ~,
then ,scronsd ~,ho"s wv ING h NO '"
CrosvsIi did rsves"a ny, vose s.v,n. An. n..sorm
.s,SsS ~ M 49, !, 70 se'o, .os.1e We p.s,.
prercs,or "a w w. S. 40 " % - 70 .. n 10
vote y" ~ vsss s1 10 % ~
change 81 ~ 10 40 nays hsa not oeen 20 tae. ne
port Z a. ro n, wy cosa nos ae'sss msjoIV TO
The d,fRcu,tv Ns '%s. nc wou'e IsSo or.nSou W.
this subject ran 40 n,sh ~ ,h,n bo - ~, NJ
Mills House no, lonr 60 - puS -
Of an by stsnders-C esnnnnr W 49, ~. o s sssSss
man without personsi cSsrscs w. ~. s We
ppond retortipe with cursss as % ~, p'uc "a,
tiopsI sdnipsrsuon The rrsSos nS ~ = Anc we na
viii hereaf act with the Wood interest N Ns YorS
civ backed by three ourths Of xhs, ~ IN New s
NOM a. the soft democra,c ps,tv az sh s $500 v
estnse 4 MAT the chspse In the pSsnaon oy Ssh
his friends will insure the defeat Of any Dousss pr.sssr
usl ticket In The CIV and county m Ne. Yor %
democrstio p.rtv Saaes run I),uglssl nv sorv ~ :,
tast 80 600 which viii in turn insuyc he dsis.t n
such tcset IN he who}e tse bv ~ isss from IN oo ~
100 600 yotes - WV "
he univ no,nt In n Nbe nlstcrr, re,,s~S, ,ron h,.h
have time 70 commen, or thsf IL of n.rt,1nsr ,s.,,
A ths time II the plsnk with refsrencs n .svsrv IN The
Terrifores whicn reav image al ths con..,sr
tion.i ,iehts ~ ths Gnn,h With resran.~ - ~. n,
VOWED Ia the national contest of Iseo in Novsmbsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

the Convsstoa intense. me Tsnnessee Oongrssnaen,
In response inquiry Of the delegates Il thai STATE,
Advised them, this nornhg, 70 remain ths ossvsatson
and support the nominee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
MIR. FoRNEY ON THE CoNvENroN.

FHtApktPHiA, April ", $500
FOrseys Pros afssr reviewing The proceedings Of ths
Convention and The attempts 70 njurs Mr.. Dousas DO
cares s purpose 70 support olbsy Chaslsston nom
taken from The OF tAose promlncn, before he
Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

7acf,cs ofde Nssg Yovk D.I>onftrs
We have bsd smother very exciting day Of n--lndscs
much more eycne Than any that had occurred here rbe
excisment bs been over he platform proceedings the
Platform COMMITTEE, where the real battle nvolv,ng the
QUESTION ~ me nominations being fought u seems 10
me thai every delegsop has offered diIerent platform
for ue committee consider alton, aad n already cen
that pne o. them v be scoepsed ~ whole, By that
bcfy Zach delegation hes got 70 ipssruccne h platform
commute man upon every question arising tn tnen con
suhcons until no sooner " question spsrted man so
bournment 10 propostd and carried " enable come CON
nittee other consult he deeeston ~ 70 nos De
course rfodine sir 10 defeat the posiBiiy Of having
msjotity report made, the iorf fnow hos
oag Many Of the northern de'>fse5n Ae
gerins besstsck 81 Ibis system OF dong business,
more particularly AZ they have seaboats under chusr
uat are ~ rnulct thorn N osmsg-s Al the rsie of from
s3oo ssoc rsr dem additional ior every day hsy are
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11

saie prices sehcIal
APrLFs.--Grrrn-- none offering.
BAooSlhc receipts te week have been large and
Ihass IL srAss-I quota inii els
BEAN..W liu-hrisk at l.satbsl..o u bnshe
BEEsN AX.-+.D0. "a cents.
Brfrrrfr,s demand al 1sQ % eta
IN Fitk ms. pieuly. ant dali al i26tl7 cents.
CoRS-Aili an increased drfnand-l quote Fellow s3gsI
cts Whit ghcts
CoRN MEal--pl,ny and dall nj s561sT. cents
CsMES1-Jamcs l.ivtr 3l.shd $2.Nl
Dsrkp FerrAp,e--l iens-tLoe; Pealed Peaches $3.50;
fnpcaiei do. t2'D - bush
quote -uterane stOo4 s623; Extra sG3Utd5O; Family
Vi SD Fl %
FIaN-+ep- q 2o6ti % ce,s no
FgATiEHs.--4sdt45 c,nis -.
fEErILzBg--f9uIry anfi No. Peruvian 0uano s6z %
Il If 29 fo Re,s.s Manipulated Guano f52o; son
brrro Guanu fbj Mexican Gnano A2lo, American Gualo
Alavn Rhodes sup Phosphate Lime f01s Ruhlns Phoslo
Peruvian Guano $3.50 Rnfis Bone Ash uaho $5lh I,ni
fms Tobacco Manure slIs ufns Ground hone Ash f5Ia
fogle Co.'S soluble Phosphated Peruvian Gunno, fooOo;
Ground Plaster ia bulk &g00 In bags or barrels Siivo.
tinsrs sfrDtoyer 500; fimo,, ~; Orchard sloo !;
Evergreen s2.tW
tnNSES,s.-Ggf1r5 centA -
nAY-iiael Il .spGb$i.3o; D wagon load 81. 001$i1o
lRoS.-Mourtsn fyoGbs95 h ton.
LAsp.-SuVp! good Il, flall2 cents, 1850
lh"na.own 81 ,111Fl,6,: Mountain $1,000 ceLts
o.rsshear ~ p,itt y 100 b- White 10 cts; Black 30
cents ~ bush ui 80 lbs.
Pg,s.--Ao BiHcicycd Offering; Cow Pea sla0
poTATUEs.-I3lL ~ cen's-accur,liDg 10 qanlity.
ips increasing, with prices well sustained
Tor Bright Working parcels; dark nopdrsc j., not 50 rm rs
earlier Tia" scor hr faag of. however, IL not quoae
Common dark Lnss 6Gp 1880 bright newgrounds
1es - 1oft nv icaf tobacco - mn" f6 bright
Workers i ficrs Ss.5JGDSl5oo; fancy Bright Wrappers
4i2.o1Gt 80
WHnN-lhr receipts continue lieht-sacs a, si3o0Si 40
for cioicc Red Af Las for ci dee Wlc inferior grades
ri mhJt Al ~.
Wool. nwJ,arl - to - cts Washed 30 10 IS G
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11
Emeots of Summers speech.

The late speech If this miserable denae ogue
and slAAdsrer Il his eountrya'en 10 likely to have
an efset not contemplated, We presume, by is au-
thor. nor deaired BY the managers Of that aspir-
ding aud nischievoas organisation. 1t is said that
. large portion, IL not q majority of the Republi-
'esa poli,;sisns at Washington, deplors and con-
denim iss spirit il not its sentiment.
They fear that it viii have tho effect to drive
On iArge portion of The moro conservative Repub-
1cans 70 the sapport Of the National Union ticket
headed by Bell and Everett This is cur own
opinion. and we would be willing 4" Iesd all the
aid in our power. to circulate throughout the
whole North, this concentration of vile malgni-
~ and low vituperstion.
With tho same view. bat from very different
motivea. Ii is said. that Republican C0ngress-
men havs not subscribed with their usua! alacrity
for copies II the iutAm ous harangae. Even Gree
ley. in the Tribune. expressed regres that MIR.
Eumser made speech upon that topic. We re-
gard all this a. accumulated evidence that tho
pepple of the North have not 90 far forgotten
what 10 due 70 their Southern brethren, as to be
silling TO endorse this wholesale defamation, or
90 TO debase themselves. as to crawl ia the Shiny
path marked out by this loatbesome creature.
( The conrss pnrsasd by Sonnsr and Lovejoy,
viii assasedly divide the Republican party and.
even II could be successful in q single election.
no party could exist sig months in this country
xhak won1A administer the government upon tho
principies that seem to animate these men. III.
{ shsr lie parry would 60 to pieces, which is our
& bslisf. o. ~ sosntry would be driven to reyolu.
I siea sad anssehy. =,
e A. no sectional party can, therefore. long exist.
4 bshoovss al conservative patriotic men to rally
s - - ensign sst up st Baltimore. It. il
Ahssynhl q Psass and Fraternity; the bow OIL
Usiss y Ne political heavens. which il at once
asaeHsssnd pledge that ths angry waters o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11

TIE NATIONAL Medical CoNvexrIox.-A des.
patch from New Haven. CT. june 1,h saws
The inequalities Of our citizens and the c,arte>v
lof the Legislature have made the National Mei
cal Convention q subject Of absorbing interest to
jail classes. Last night Ave large parties were g-
ven to various members Of the Coavention. Pro.
lessor Slliman's grounds were n,agnihcently iu-
minated with coored lights. To night there is a
general festival at the State House, the Lesisla
ture having adjourned early to give time for pre-
parations. The building is brill antIy illumi,.a.
ted. Over the portico is.an arch Of lights To-
morrow morning there is to be grand excursion
to East Rock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11

sectional strife which have been heating against
ne ship Of Stats end ,hreate"itI to snguif Ne all
shall nsvermore prevail. Let the speech Il Sem
her sna he noble istssr d Edward Everett. be
|sses into every dry village and barass Of she en-
Dire North, and we shail nst fear The resslL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11

THE VERY LATEST N.ws rHaM PlAE's PEAx--
BY intelligence received last Thursday, dated
Denver City, May, -. We learn thar tho various
mining districts are Of such II character rs u in
spire faith 10 the minds Of the miner and emf
grant that the gold field of thu Rocky Mountains
augur well Mt the opening of the To be vast
| ly richer than was proven last year.
| AT present the leads in Gregory are not being
worked generally, except such have the con, sn.
ienoe Of grinding the quartz at mill; therefore
there is not vet as much gold produced from the
mines, in that vicinity; but u short time will sui
Acc. when number Of mills. which the
road there get into operation. to put in circula-
ton thousands of dollars worth of the precious
dust for it il satisfactorily ascertained that in
nearly every lead opened the quartz is rich with
gold.
The gulch claims are being probed with alacri-
~ by parties who were working leads last season
aud the present results are very satisfactory. \
new gulch has been discovered about four miles
from Gregory's, and the parties now operating
therein are very sangune Of bountiful harves, "t
lgold. In Lump gulch. eight miles from Gregory $
already near one hundred hands employed in
digging ditch for the purpose of thoroughly wnr-
king the gulch, which gives great promise Of 20, i
pay. 1t prospects exceedingly well.
Twelve mile guch is situated near the Snowy
Rancho west Of Grcgory's. This gulch was dis,
covered during the winter months and although
prospecting could not successfully be carried out
vet sufficient indications oil its richness were seen
TO induce several large parties to start. u short
time since, with an ample supply Of provisions
and tools for permanent mining daring this sea
son, and fron what we hear it is aae ering their
lexpectation.
In several of the districts on the Arkansas. the
Blue. Tarryall. Colorado and elsewhere. the same
cheering aspect Of successful gold mining meet.
ia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11
The Wheat Crop.

I We regret to learn that the prospect for this
important crop. throughout large PARTON of this
State and Of other States, is exceedingly gl"my
The az, the joint worm. the ehinch bug. aud the
rust, have done their work. ard IN nany portions
Of this State, whole fields Of wheat will 60 IN.
reaped In the counties surrounding u, 40 far
a. We have been able to learn il IL only here and
there that fair. average yield If wheat Is ind
Gated willis, many farmers will receive but poor
recompense for their labors The corn. though
the season 10 no, yet far advanced. is promising.
and z ,od yieldo this important r'r. may make
amends. partially at least, for the failure OF thu
wheat In all probability. however. Hour will lie
b,gh next year SO that il We had a god stock N
new -four We should not be in n great hurry u
part with il, whatever spectators might say. or
affect to believe.
We doubt whether, for many years past. there
has been such general failure in the yield OF
wheat; 30 that. unc-, the uld stock "n hand be
very nrge.-o Of which we see evidence, PR
ces must rule high next year. Even this, howev-
err, will DO regulated .omewha, by the demand
from abroad, which will be .iaekened or stimula
ted by the result OF the growing crop, where, o~
ing to a much later harvest than ours. its charuc'
ter cannot yet definitely be determined. Let oar
agricuiturali.ts watch the signs of the time. an'
We will endeavor to keep them posted as well n
We eau. 1t is our desire, even in the hurly lurly
Of politics, to give due attention to this impor-
tant interest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11
b. BRYAN AkERS, Aucr'R.
Great Sale of Village Lots.

TIlHE undersigned Trustee deed executed on The 18th
the i4rII JUNE 90 sell highest bidder Tor Cash,
Low, situated in the county Amherst upom lanes River,
near the point where the Orange and Alexandria airoad
reaches the said River opposite the city Of hbug
The above propcr. is admirably situated, oers many
nei r.nec. siy IN persons WISHING to %nf ~,s
are eqne ted TO visit the above ground before The d
The Lois viii be offered sizes varying from. y Acre to
10 Acres TIE sols well adapted Tor MarktI Gardens
Jc idlhltjt DAN'L A. WILSON, Trustee
Valuable Landed Estate at Auction.
SIrUaThp N ~ AMELIA GO; AND UNIyERsALLY ".
AND TOBACCO GRowING SECTIONS OF THE STATE
on n The 2nd day Of Augns next eing Court day> shall
liable plantation Of The late Col Bragg situated ~
Altere depot o. the Richmond and Dnns ic Ra,lraa7
and lying H both sie. Of the Beyr Dridg and Court
llOl \. hi;S consisting Of
~ ~ AcEEs Gg FnHrn G Ign LhNnss
-, LAND WELL DRAINED
1870 ACRE, SECOND GROWTH PINE.
y, Al Tie opn Land well adapted to the cultivation of
"ss'G, Ioan"c' Corn aud Oats. and well watered.
The Ncnents consist Of good oyerseer's House. with
room'' Grurry Stables 10 Negro Houses and Tobacco
he other portion lying the North size Of
tain" gs ~ Sch AIS, go pItnsi;'i ,gS of
l04 ACRES ORIGINAL GROWTH.
40 ACRES PINE LAND with Tobacco Barns convenient
y located and recent. built.
Asto the health Of This plantation surrounding ist
brhooi IS well known to be equal any State
II desired will sell the Last named separately and also
divide the grs n suit purchasers The purchaser purchasers
wi be aie wed TO seed of Wheat Immediately after tie
s n ana w " & given on The '.h day November
Bile property, stock, Mules and Horses Farming Utensils Nc
together with
FOrsy-Three Likely Negroes.
me terms n me Land viii be-One fourth cash. remain.
der on credit OF and with added with
deed {" trust on the property u secure the pai Incnt.
For the Negr"cs credit of months will be given interest
added For Inc persable properly, stock &C. in all suns
under 900 CASH over that amount, months credit without
interest II actually paid. ' 49,
10 persons wishing 10 purchase. Mr. Noble who resides
on le paee' or Dr. Nm j. Cheatham who sides
erl HOUSE. WIN take pleasure in showing the premises
give an! information respecting The properly.
plat Of this land can b. Clerks Office at Amelia
Court House. ~ ~
- ,,-, JOS. &. DUNN,
MA! o-ola"'ds Ex'tor Jos Bragg, deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11
Valuable
Hotel Property In Lynchburg, for Sal.

hoy virtue Of decd of trust executed me by Isaac -
ID back duly recorded in the Clerks Office Campben c
~ and with the written consent OF said Roraback shall m
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE ISCO Drnc."I IN
sell at Auction LEASE on the Cabcl House ending The ",
day Of july. 1854 together with all the UOJEEUOII,
KI7tHEN FtNSITtRE in and about said Hotel w, NJ
also, sell at the same time Omnibus and pair If Hrx'
The Cabell House Is the most central Hotel In Iypcbur -
with good will yield large income 10 lhs qua qua
petor An opportunity will be offered purchase the &
and Furniture all together 'e"so
TERMS For ai sums under $50 cash. for sums over hint
credit of months will be given purchasers x
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed Sale commence
o'clock, A. NJ THOS. j. KIRkPATRIcE al
ids