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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-09
HAYTI.

Report from Commander Acknowledgements
ton OF the Currency-ApoiOgy 10 the
BTitish-PrOgress OF the Revolution.
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1869.
Admiral Hon forwards a report dated April
from Commander I. Abbott commanding the
Yantic. OF affairs In Hayti Affairs seemed to be
further from q settlement than when the Yantc
was at Port Prince several weeks previous.
The currency, which was then at the rate OF $50
guardes to an American dollar, had depreclat ed
more than 300.
1t was reported that the populace were almost
driven 10 desperation by the want OF the necessities
OF life and had threatened 10 pilage the town. The
English Minister and the captain Of her Britannia
Majesty's frigate Doris had demanded and received
IN apology from President Sanave for firing upon
and Selling British schooner and violating mail
bag addressed to the British Minister. rupture
was quite imminent for time.
Later advices report salnave in possesssonof the
Cape on the north but the people were In starving
condition. Everything in the neighborhood Of Port
au Prince was quiet. The government party tSal-
nave's was bes,eging Aux Cages that port together
with Jacmei ana Jereme In the south, and ST. Marc
tnithen orth, being held by the Cacos party OF the
rebel faction.
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NEW VESSELS OF WAR.
Fifteen steam Gunboats Ordered as Mystic,
Conn.

Fifteen steam Gunboats Ordered at Mystic,
MYSTIC BRIDGE, Conn.,, May 7, 1892
For many years this place has enjoyed an enviable
reputation for the building OF nautical craft OF all
descriptions andi"Mystic built'' clippers have be-
come almost as famous as the well known rakish
Baltimore vessels. During the war many ships ana
war vessels were furnished to the governments ~
the yards on either bank OF the Mystic river The
Gaena the first experiment by the Naval Bureau In
iron vessels, the Yazoo the vicksburg. and other
vessels OF prominence were erected here. Since
tne war closed, however shlpbuilding has
shared tue il-fortune OF kindred branches OF
mechanical Industry, and with the exception OF
the occasional erection OF some small craft. the
yards nave been entirely closed But at last q
the last Few hours the Official announcement has
been made upon our streets that fifteen gunb0ats
are to be built here within the next ninety DAYS.
diversity OF opinion exists to their ultimate des
tination Ostenslbly they are for the Spanish gov
ernment but II Is currently reported, and possibly
with greater reason for truth, that they are de-
signed for the Cuban nsurrectonists The contracts
for the york are given out by G. H. Della
mater and G. H. Mallory. both OF New
York. Each boat Is to be 107 feet long and
OF l40 tons measurement. The contracts for the
joiner work have not yet been awarded but they
will probably be given to parties in this place. Five
yards and about 500 men Will be brought into requ-
The machinery Will probably be put In at New York.
This is al that Is known at present. More interest
ing developments are promised IN few days. 1t is
the expressed hope OF every one here that these
dlm.nutlve vessels OF war Will eventually aid IN
wrestling Cuba from the hands OF the Spaniards.
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THE SUICIDE Of Mr.. ALLEN.

disappointment In Business the Cause.
Coroner Rollins yesterday held an inquest at the
Sixteenth precinct police station. on the body OF
Isaac Edward Allen, the young man, twenty years
of age, who committed suicide late Friday night
by shooting himself In the right temple with pis-
toll while on the pavement in front OF premises No.
4O4 West Nineteenth street. as already reported
in the HERALD. Deceased was o clerk. but
had been out OF employment for some weeks.
Owing to q situation which he expected TO obtain
having been filed by another he became Respondent.
but was heard to make no threats against his life.
On Friday morning Aliens wife, to whom he had
been married two years. discovered that he had o
pistol In mis- pantalO0ns pocket, and asked where
he obtained it. Allen replied that he met friend
named John Waters, and took II from him in joke.
She asked him to return II and he promised to do
that day. About nine O'Clock In the morning Allen
babe his wife aectionate adieu and started for hts
fathers place OF business IN Jersey City, saying
he would return before midday. She saw
or heard nothing more OF him till informed OF his
melancholy DEATH The above embrace the most
material facts elected at the inquisitlon except that
Mrs. Allen identified the pistol found beside her
husband soon after the shooting as the one she saw
In his possession that morning. After hearing all
the testimony verdict OF suicide by shooting was
returned by the jury. The remains were then
delivered to the relatives for interment. De-
ceased who lived with his wife and child at No. AS
West Nineteenth street. was native OF Jersey City.
The young widow OF deceased and his father and
brothers present at the inquisiti0n were almost
overwhelmed with grief at the iamentabe' 90
currence
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OHIO.
Grand Trunk Railroad from Cincinnati
south-sivai Lines Competing for the Com

Grand Trunk Railroad from Cincinnati
south-Riyai Lines Competing for the Con-
ucction,
CINCINNATI, May 8, 1892
Before the Railroad Committee OF the City Coup.
Gill; in connection with the advisory committees OF
the Board OF Trade and Chamber OF Commerce, the
representatives OF the various routes for Southern
railroad presented the advantages OF their respective
lines this afternoon. Anarge number OF railroad men
and capitalists from the South and this vicinity were
present, and much enthusiasm prevailed. Great
confidence IL felt In the speedy completion OF the
Grand Trunk line from here TO Chattanooga. Major
f. Hulburt Of the Georgia State road, showed the i'm
porance OF Chattanooga the terminus II being the
centre from which radiate seven grand trunk Ines
either now complete or In process OF construction
with the prospect OF certain speedy completion
Dr. Haggard OF Louisville favored q line via Dan
vile and McMlnnville to Decatur on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad. Mr.. w. A. Gum, OF Lex
ngton, represented the advantages OF the Danville
and Enemy river route to Chattanooga. W. J.
Ramage advocated making Knoxville the terminus
and said that that city would meet the road from
Cincinnati nj the tennessee state line. u. Slttl OF
the Cumberland and Ohio road, said that the con
nection between Cincinnati and Chattanooga, via
that road, would be made. Governor Bullock, OF
Georgia, advocated a short huc connection with
Chattanooga.
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LOUISIANA.

Auditor Wickline Acquitted-Hlgh Water In
the Observation-Disclosures OF Breaks In the
Levees.
NEW ORLEANS, May s, 1860.
The trial Of Auditor Wickline upon the second In
dctment, the charge of misdemeanor in ONCE In Is
suing fraudulent warrants closed at ten O'Clock last
night with verdict OF mot guilty. This was re-
garded as the strongest case against wickne, and
Judge Abel this morning stated, In view Of the
The result OF the previous trials and the disor-
Ranized condition OF the state finances. that he was
prepared 10 entertain motion or nOile proseQa on
the remaining indictments against Auditor Wick.
fife. The District Attorney however. not being pre-
pared the matter was postponed until Monday.
The Congressional Election Investigating Commit
tee commenced their Investigations this morning
with the First Congressional district
The Mississippi IL very nearly up TO the high water
mark and danger OF q crevasse Is reported below
the city In st. Bernard parish. Efforts are being
made TO close 1t, but they are apparently unaval
Ing
The American Medical Association adjourned yes
terday ~ meet on the second Tuesday IA May next.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

soils closed at 92H for money and o2z for the
count. United states ive-twenty bonds are lirmer
at Tx. Stocks frmer. Erie. IA; Illinois. 94X;
Atlantic and Great western, 23H.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, May s.-Bourse easy.
Rentes III 70c.
=. M.-The market closed dull. Middlng uplands.
IL sSd. middng Orleans, 12d. The sales OF the day
have been 5000 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, May s.-The
cotton market IL unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LTvERPOOL, May
s-Pork lois. 3D. per barrel for Eastern prime mess;
lard. 6ss. 3D. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDON, May g.
Sugar, 39s Sd per cwt for No. IL Dutch standard on
the spot.
PETROLEUM MARKFr.-ANTwERP May 8.-Petro-
ieum declined to 5lLf for standard white.
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nedy instead. Mr.. Kennedy declined Mr.. Chan.
man was appointed and declined Mr.. Hale was an.
Mr. Banks, who accepted. The committee then con.
sisted OF three democrats.
Mr. KATrooS moved that the Senate sdjourn.
Mr. F0LGsR moved 70 increase the conference
committee 10 seven. and Messrs. Crowley, Hale.
Hsnncdy ana Palmer be added ne saia was Gus
sent the sentiment OF the majority
The CHAIR decided the motion out OF order, the
The Senate concurred in numerous Assembly
amendments and reports OF conference committees
so a.si several inenectuai EFFORTS 70 adjourn the
senate TOOK recess for one hour at hafpast eight
O'Clock.
Evening Session.
Mr. Foyer asked unanimous consent to report
game law, but objection was made.
The bill for new Albany bridge across the Hud-
son river was passed-2l tO6.
by Mr.. CRowLEY-That the thanks OF the members
OF the Senate are due and are hereby rendered to
10, Alien ~ beacn Tor te ability. urbanty and per
duties as presiding officer Of this body; and that ne
carries with him our warmest wishes for his future
happiness and welfare. Adopted unanimously.
BY Mr.. MURPHY.-That the Senate acknowledges
with great pleasure the ability and fidelity and
uniform courtesy with which its clerk James
Terwlliger, has performed his duties, and we the
members, individually tender HIM our sincere
thanks ana best wishes for his health and prosperity
BY Mr. TwEED-A resolution OF thanks to Charles
J. Dolger President pro tenn, for the able, cour-
characterized his action in the discharge OF the di-
cult dunes devolvtng upon him. Adopted unani-
mousy.
BY Mr.. PATTEN-That the Board of Regents report
to the next Legislature what should be the power OF
Board OF Visitation OF colleges and academies.
and whether any change is desirable in the organ.
cation OF the board to render efficient in the
supervision OF those institutions. Adopted.
bill amending the Game law was passed.
THE NEW YORK TAX LEVY.
The Conference Committees on the Tax Levies
reported that they could not agree. The committee
was discharged-i5 to 49, the chair voting aye. Az
hrmative, all democrats, except Mr.. MattOon; mega
tive, all republicans.
The motion ordering the Committee on Confer.
ence discharged, was reconsidered.
Mr.. Tweed moved to concur I'm the Assembly
amendments.
Mr.. ODoNNELL moved that il being Sabbath MORN
ing the question be postponed until Monday. Lost
Is to Is.
Mr.. MURPHY demanded the reading OF the amend
ment.
After reading through the city levy at ten minutes
past two O'Clock on motion Of Mr.. Tweed, the Sen
ate adjourned until ten O'Clock Monday morning.
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MISSOURI.

Large Fire I'm 81. Louis-Iivcry Stable
Burned-Popc's Medical College Badly Dam-
aged.
ST.. LOUIS May s, 1882
The livery stable OF II. b. Mks, corner OF sixth
and Myrtle streets, burned early this morning.
Forty.ive head of mules and horses were consumed.
The loss Is about $4,000. Dr. Pope's Medical Col
lege on the other side Of the stable, was badly dam
aged, and the museum OF the Academy Of
Science. which was in this portion OF the
college building and contained $4,000 worth OF
anatomical geological and other rare specimens
was damaged to the extent OF $4,000 number
damaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-09
The New York City aud County Tax Levies-
Card from Mayor Hall.

Iue NEW Ofk lily uud County Tax Levses-
Card from Mayor Hall.
ALBANY, May 8, 1859.
desire on my own personal and official RESPONSE
bility to contradict the CARRIED and innammatory
representations in some papers respecting the mag
nitude OF the tax leyes. These are the
facts stated with the necessary Geographic
succinctness:-The amount on the tax leves
for this year, irrespective of bonds issued
mainly Tor city improvements and Judgments. Is in
excess OF last year only about $3.50 000 after pro-
viding for the interest the bonds authorized by
the levy and deducCing the amount provided for oy
The tax relief bonds The new taxes are estimated
IN the aggregate at about S21 500 900, and is then
$2,5Oo,Oo0 less than last year. The rate Of
tax will probably not exceed two and
fftieth per cent, and 1t was two and a
sixty ninth last year. The origin of the attacks upon
the tax is apparent to the watchers OF political ma
chinery. The majority OF the Senate committee de-
sired 10 obtain reputation for economy. The ma
joriy OF the House committee bid against them for
the like result Thus the finances OF the city were
stake for rural partisan gambler to win popu.
larity at home where opposition to the New York
tax leves seemingly condOnes during campaigns
for ali the other transgressiOns of their session.
A. Oakley HALL.
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rM NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION

NASHVILLE. May 9, 1860.
ON the course OF the Nashville Blood Horse Asso.
citation a velocipede race for purse or 500,
distance one nile. Five riders entered the contest,
and Mr.. Reagan won IN 7:0i.
The Cumberland stake No. 2, for three year ODDS,
two mile heats, entrance $50, D. p, association 70
add $780, five or more 70 fll, was won by Cheat-
ham 4 Woods b. +. Mamie Douglass, by Rogers
!, l. beating sim Dougherty, 2, 2, ana signai Liyn'
8, g. Time, 3:42A-3:liA. 49,. -,
bears for All horses that have not won race dur
ing this meeting, $50 to second, resulted as FOL
lows:-- 49,. -.
ham .......4........ ..s......sss.s...
T. n Cralg,s Oh, c. Donovan by Bulletin 49,. =. ids,
A HarnesF b. x. Deringer, by Rogers .........a
Time, l:A0h-l48h.
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IRELAND.

The Mayor Of Cork Refuses to be a ParIia.
meutary Candidate.
CORK, May 8, 1859.
NJ O'Su.l.van, the present Mayor i0f Cork mas
refused nomination for Parliament from the cleo
tore OF Youghal. Tie Irish national papers defend
the recent course OF Mr.. O'Sulhvan.
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ENGLAND.
State of the Londen Money Market

state Of tho London Money Market.
LONDON, May 8. 1859.
In answer TO inquiries from the Associated Press of
New York as TO the condition OF the London money
market the following may be stated as correct view
of financial affairs here:-The stock market has
within few days been Influenced unfavorabiy by
the increase IN the rate OF interest Of the Bank OF
England to four and half per cent. and the current
belief that further advance will be made shortly;
to the political uncertainty occasoned by Senator
Summers speech, the expectation OF gold, foreign
loans and the depressed state OF trade.
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SPAIN.

Serrano to be Regent Until the Election Of n
King.
MADRID May 8. 1859.
II s certain that proposal has been made TO the
Cortes 70 name Marshal Serrano az Regent. and
General Prim as President of the Council and Minis
ter OF War, until King ls elected.
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THE PLAINS.

An Indian Surprise Party-Tweuty .nine
Scalps Taken.
ST. L0UIs, May 8, 1869.
An Omaha despatch says:-Two hundred Sioux
Indians pounced upon about forty Snake and
Bannock Indians, eighty miles from South Pass City,
ten days ago, and killed twenty mine Of them.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Passage of the Central Rail-
road Stock Bill.
The Brown Underground Railroad Bill
keCOnsidered and Passed.
FIGHT OVER THE NEW YORK TAX lEVIES,

Adjournment Of the Legislature 10 Monday.
ALBANY May Q, 1869
The Conference Committee on the tax leves
reported that they cannot agree and asked to be
discharged. The Senate having adjourned to Monday
morning, at ten O'Clock. The House, after taking
recess. In which pleasantly ruled supreme, also
adjourned 10 meet at the same hour.
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BEST PIANOS NOW MANUFACTURED

Announcement OF RemOvaI.-Dr. GOurnud
has removed bis business from <b3 Broadway e Bond
street where can be obtained bis ITALIAN INDICATED
wtrrrE -
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Albert Weber's
PIANOFORTE ROOMS
REMOVED TO

PIANoFORTE ROOMS
REMOVED TO
FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET.
These instruments are used by Madame PAREPA.R ROSA
Miss LOUISE KELLOGG, Mss Aide TOPP, s. MILLS
J. n PATTlsON, HARRY SANDERSON. GEO. 2. BR.5
row C. JEROME HOPKINS, A. z. PEAsE, and conaid
cred by every musician OF note the
BEST PIANOS NOW MANUFACTURED.
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Foreign and Domestic Aics, Porters, tsc.s
JOHN >. STAFF IFS Chambers street.
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save % per cent by Purchasing your silver.
ware direct from The manufacturer, FORD rUPPER.
s@esrooms 's7 and Is9 Broadway o. Tenth street,
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See Country Real Estpfc Column. - Imp ortnnt
sale CONTINENTAL HOTEL PROPERTY, Long Branch,
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Montana Cordiai.-No More Dyspepsia. Can
Re had o. all druggists H. A. CHoLvIN. i3 Fulton street,
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Brrkcr's Hirsutps, Free from Grease. War.
aned 10 make the hair grow and prevent hs falling out s1
Broadway.
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Corns, Buniens. ENLARGED Joints and All
diseases OF the feet cured b, Dr. zAcuARE 100 Broadway
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Ask Your Grocer
TENANTS LAUNDRY BLUE
Depot loo Chambers street.,
New York.

About Insect Powder.
How To TILL GENUINE ARTrcLE-Prosessor II
when pc wdered, every Insect from
Cockroach Fly He protected his discovery BY letters
patent medals &C. put his
flask of the article, and named LYONS MAGNETIC IN
SECT POWDER. He impaired his secret but his
successor.
Purchasers of Insect Powder-and il Is used In almost
worthless limitations and counerfes The sgnsinr Of r.
Lyon the purchasers guarantee Look sharp Tor
buy Insect Powder that does not bear II may aad
OF Druggists and family stores, at IS cents Task
Depot u Park row, New York.
A1.-Barry's Tricophcrous for the Hair Has
beer before the public eight ami to-day
the popular ioe, article In the world.
g.sls. Principal Office ga Pearl street, New YORK
A Dead Shot for Bedbuss.-Sieep, sleep.
Sold by all Druggists.
a Hat Among Hats.-The Materials which
constitute hat within the reach Of haer-no
crude elements into exquisite specimen OF hat The
artist understands this and hence the secret IN ESPES
sCHEIDs great success Go and fudge for yourselves u
lis Nassau street, between Ann and Beekman strees
Advice Grntis.-Use H0R's Malt Extrncf-a
pure, imported, mild tonic beverage No az MURRAY street,
------------
Albert Weber's
PIANoFoRrE ROOMS
REMOVED TO
FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET.
These instruments are used BY Madame PAREPA. ROSA
Miss LOUISE KELLOGG, Miss Aide T0PP, 9; B. MILLS,
row. g JEROME aoPkISs. a. E TEASE; and COO.
sidered BY every musician OF note the
n,.xo,
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nIissisauoi spring Water, Only Known ROM
edy TOR Cancer and ali diseases Of the kidneys Sold 81 IN
druggists Depot No. College place, New York
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elegan, style and nn,sh at reduced prices
KRrr;NAs
Mauufac,ury and warerooms,
70 anu Is East Houston street.
Between Bowery and Second avsnue
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To Remove Moth Patches, Frcckies csd
IAN from the face Petrys Moth and Frecke Lotion.
prsostsd ools " d. v, FERRY. Sold v ~ Asuxxss.
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Ladies can hive their Faces EuamcIIeA bv
NJ JACssoN, $50 Broadway Call and saam.us for your
xsV
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Go In Richards' Fancy boot and shoe
Palace and shings Shoes ard dollars on -FOUR
Boots loq Eighth
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Hanun's Magnolia Baini.-This Article In
the True Secret of Beauty II 10 what fashionable ladies,
ard opera singers to produce that cultivated
dstngue appearance much admired IN tue circles OF
fashion removes All unsighty Botches Rednes Freckes,
sunburn and effects OF spring winds and gives 70 the
power No lady who values fne complexion can do with.
our respectable dealers, or at 81 Parkrow New York.
Ladies should use LYONS kArHAiRON Tor the hair.
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Ladies' Riding whips.
TONES, MELvAiN 4 CO., No 6 Maiden .ans.
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A1.-Barry's Tricopherous for the Hair Has
beer before the public eight ami TO-DAY
the most popular toilet article In the world Sold by all drug
g.sls Principal Office, 37t Pearl street, New York.
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Advice Grnts.-Use HoR's Malt Extracts
pure imported, mild tonic beverage No az sresk
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.

Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity Of Machin-
cry. in.
Using both threads directly from the
spools.
No fastening Of seams by hand and no
waste of thread.
Wide range Of application without
change of adjustment.
L The seam retains its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
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1rotisex eepers war nnd the best as.ssu,rtn.
Good, Farm, fol. Sale =, :,

TINIIE, FINEST IMPROVED FARM in, Cedar
i county, for sale. Is situated T. miles west
OF Upton, and consists Of eighty acres all nm.
der fence zone hundred r DIS Of which is hedgc),
and divided into four fields.
On the farm Ia never-failing Rprirx. antl
two wells-one at the house and tho other at
the barn. An orchard of f00 bearing apple
trees Of the most choice varieties; also, pllims
cherries, calrrants, STRAWBERRIES, raspberries,
goosebefries, and grapes Fifteen acres OF the
lind contain splendid growth of yonng tim.
contains six rooms, pantry. closets. and pres
ses; under which Is d g,od TRY cellar. tsfSer<i-
ous to frost. A new bank l.arn. size 32xS faet,
ling for Is head Of tlorsee. AisO all necessary
0utbuildings, such as sheds, sites. woodhouse,
smOk ehouseS, &C. Also u new picket fence.
dressed and painted. enclosing hOnsc-rnrd and
garden. 4 public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire OF tho subscrf-
Der. living on tile farm. 8tsS"#H'% sItts
Nov. S, l86Sni3F go .CHAS. >. FUNK.