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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09
From BRerHER b. M. WOOD

FROM BROTHER ID NJ. Wood
milan, la. July ls, 1887 Dear broth,
err, knowing that the spread of the gospel
and the enlargement of the Redeemer's
kingdom is gladdening news to the chris
tan, would just say that here in Indiana
God has been making displays OF ms
great mercy. The last session ofthe OHIO
Yearly Meeting was held with the Rip
lev @. M. Brother Cyrus Dudley bap-
TIED IL happy converts. In other places
there has been an ingathering of souls
Our Methodist Brethren have held pro-
tracted meeting here, and the last news l
had from it, % or 80 souls had come out
and renowned the world. Pray for US
brethren' u
For several months past there has been
an interesting work of grace in Wmches-
ter, Morgan Co., Illinois. About 70
souls have been hopefully converted. A
delightful state of harmony seems to exist
between christians of different names.
A good work of God has been enjoyed
in Highland, Mich. It'co.nmenced some
time last winter, since which, fifty souls
have been baptized In November, the
church contained rs members. 1t now
numbers more than 100.
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RELIGIOUS SUMMARY.
PERSONS UNFIT TO BE IN CHuRcl

Persons UNFIT TO BE IN CHURCH.
A correspondent of the New England
Spectator, in enumeraiing the class of
persons qualified to hold stations in the
Baptist church,I mentions among other
people. the following. 1t is perhaps un-
necessary to add that we have but few such
members in our ehureh, although the
third offence here recorded is the prevail
ing sin of the times. o.. . -.
lst, Those who sander and misrepre,
sent their neighbors. -.r-
g Those who taxe paper without
paying Cor il. '-'... g.
8. Those who send letters to editors
without paying the postage. .@ -. =
4. Those who Cypress the poor-Va.
Conference Journal ...s r.. e..-.>s.
How dared the Journal to publish such
a denuncialion2 Why. it Is pure aboli.
tionism, to deny Christian fellowship to
those who Cypress the poor! Eras.l
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09
ANTI-SLAVERY.

The Rhode-Island Anti Slavery Society
has put the following questions to Dutee J.
Pearce, member of the last Congress, and
candidate for the next, from that State:
l. Do you believe that Congress has the
right to abolish Slavery in The Distric. of
Columbia.
2. Do you believe that Congress should
sustain unabridged, the right of the people
to petition for the abolition of slavery and
the slave trade in the District of Columbia.
8. Do you believe that members of
Congress should sustain by their influence
and vote, the prayer Of those who petition
for the immediate abolition of slavery and
the slave trade in the District Of Columbia.
4. Are you in favor or against the an
nexiation Of Texas to the United States?
To which Mr.. Pearce replies as follows
NEWPORT, July 90, 1887.
I Sir: Ircceived by the mail of yester.
day, your favor Of the 18th, enclosing eel
tain questions, which, i'm behalf Of the
Rhode Island Anti.Slavery Society. you
request me to answer. A copy of The
questions, shall append to this letter, anc
shall give to them, in plain language, ar
unrcserved reply. Permit me, however
to premise, that you might well have in
ferred, by close observation of the vote
1 have given, for the last two years, wha
my reply would be. unless my mind hat
recently undergone some change. Their,
has been with me no change of mind
upon the subjects TO which Won have re
spe:iively called nv attention.
BY the 9th section Of the lst article q
the constitution off the United States aeon
, gress shall have poscer to exercise erclv
! sire Legistation in al cases phatso.rr,
over such district not exceeding len mile
square, as may, by cession Of particula
! States, and the acceptance thereof b
, Congress. become the seat Of Goyernmer
Of the United Staies"
; 4 have never been able to reconcil
: myselfto the belief. that all cases whatsc
ever meant any thing less than all cases
, or that erelssire legislation would adm
: Of the idea Of concurrent power OF iegi:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09
From the Morning Star.

From BROTHER ASA DoDGE.-"Un.
ion, Broom Co, N. Y, July /. 1881
We enjoy some seasons of refreshing in
this part Of the Lords vineyard. | have
recently baptized fourteen, and there is
an increasing attention to the subject OF
religion in several towns, where brother
N. w. Bixby has been laboring. Blu,
the field is extensive and iaborers are few.
May the Lord of the harvest send forth
faithful luborers into these whitened
fields
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09

when it is proposed to bring new
members into this political partnership,
the old members have a right TO say upon
what terms such new members are 10
come in, and what they, have a right to
bring along with them. In my opinion
the people OF the U. s. will never consent
to bring new, vastly extensive, and Stare
holding country, large enough for half a
dozen states into the Union. In my opin
ion they ought not to consent to it,
(Speechof Daniel Webster at New Y ork,
May Is, 1887.
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father 90 JuogHenh oHu JuS'lSe! Llo
Judged the cause Of the poor and needy,
then was it well with him. Was not this
20 KNOW NE, saith the Lord 90" ---
But this sort Of religion was not sufi-
ciently religious for them They had
learned that in order to knOu the Lord it
was necessary for them to stand alOot
from doing Judgment and justice"-to
refuse TO Judge the cause Of the poor "
because it is a political act to do so -
Will God change his revealed religion,
or dispense with its explicit claims in or
der to accommodate those who boldly de-
mur against performing the political dU
ties which he has authoritively eajoined
upon them Friend Of Man.
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED.-The
Hon. Senator White, of Tennessee, open
ly defended, in his place in the Senate
the lynching of Dresser, at Nashville.
His colleague, Senator Grundy, also
advocated summary disposal of such ab
alitionists as should venture into Tennes
see. Senator Morris, Of Ohio, asked in &
tone of Indignation and establishment
Does The honorable and venerable Send
tor then approve of LYNCH LAw?" The
Senator of Tennessee nodded his head II
assent. r.
Mr.. Hammond, of South Carolina, as
serted, at the close of his speech on tn,
subject of abolition petitions, that if any
aboltionist ventured his foot upon tn,
soil Of South Carolina, he should DIE /
FELoN's DEATH!
All this on the floor Of Congress, from
men sworn to support the Constitution o
The United States, which provides tina
1.-The citizens Of each state shall be emit
tied to all the privileges and immunities O
citizens in the several states"
The language ofthe message of Gov
Nc Duffie, is well known.
Avowals like these should warn US O
the consequences Of increasing the slave
holding power. Ifthese things be don
in the green tree. what will be done il
the dry =? What will be the condition c
Northern freedom when Texas is people
with masters and slaves, and divided int
states, and annexed to the Union? VIVA
| VIII Lutll W the lalo Oh tue U'eculDB VIC
Tins Of oppression-the two and ha
millions of crushed and weary bondme
when even on This soil, which for tw
centuries has felt the footprints, and bee
"winnowed by the wings of liberty" tn
advocate of their rig hts will be subjecte
TO felon's punishment
The annexation ofTexas to this Union
Can any portion OF the freemem fifth
North hear of such proposal unmoved
Texas, with SLAVERY written on its con
stitutional charter, Texas, loathsome wit
all unutterable abominations-the con
mon resort Of knaves and gamblers, an
"speculators in the souls Of men ?"
To annex such territory TO our owl
} would be like binding dead corpse upo
: the body ofthe living. 1t must no, be-
! Let the voice Of the people be heard prc
: claiming in the ears Of their represent
r lives, from the woods Of the ST Croix to th
prairies OF the West, "Ir SHALL NOT BE:
Human Rights
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09

The wheat crop, just harvested in vir-
ginia, is much better than had been ap,ici-
pated. Rye is excellent. Oats abundant
Corn promises we'll. So says the Staun,on
(Va.) Spectator.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20
THE POETS BALL.

10 For the Benefit of JOHN GRAHAM fayorably known 10
the Public Scotch Poet Ball viii take place Tuesday
Evening, February n, 1887, at rammany Hall
The q, Arrangements .he Ball. deem
superous public than that the
d,idual for whom intended entirely deprived sight,
in all worthy OF the Of bis and Tel
low citizens Tine character Of Mr. Graham man is unqnes
and his talents Poet well known and appreciated
To the citizens of New York always liberal TO suffering worth
when properly scented to their benecence presumed that
this plain will be sufficient
LIBERAL patronage u e above aston,
ORDER OF DANEING.-Twe Reels; Cotilion; two Reels;
Cotllion Country or Fancy Dance-in succession.
BROWNS Cotlon Band has been red FOR the
The floor under the direction of the celebrated Mr. Pa ker
open half past and dancing will al
O'Clock The of the Ball will be known by tbs Band
playing GUIDE night and JOY be with you ~"
Tickets slo admit Gentleman and two Ladcst9 be had
ofthe Committee,
John Jackson Washington John Haldane i2l Orchard
jain Sinclair l0 Reed ST. VIM. Cur; ia Washington 81.
Alex Aiken, Fulton st. J. Grant, 3l5 Broadway.
Vim MLaaghiin, 1874 Pearl ST. Wm. Stuart 1903 Ma St
VIM. Davies, i3i Barrow Thos windham,
J. H. Miller 10 Frankf ri ~. james Raypor puncll,n
John Pa,tcn, 10 Coursnd ST. Henry smith, D'o~""
v. Clirehugh, 1854 Fulton st Owen Colsan
James Douglass, IS Vesey IT.
10 Checks not transferable.
frat A. ATrKEN, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.
40 nEAMs OF sAUGERTIEs PAPER.
29k by 30.
Apply nj thu oace fIsiw.

a THEHAEUM HOTEL, BROADWAY, cor
ner oi leonard street-Tbe sbscnk having fitted up the
f- the accommodation Of Tray Hers ana Per
mnnen. oeafoer -ocs the favor e ia and
e patronage of tho publc assuring thst nohire will be-
waning o. ne part Of these belonging hold
pr.on se thai would ~ hk " hancr tl comf,r,
agreeable. $500 $50 p'0'''"s 49,
fissm EDWARD wINDUsr, Propreter
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SPLENDID PENMANsHIP
ACQUIRED IN lie LES5ONsi
The Amt Angular System az Writing tnrpdsced
the Families 0Uens Strangers ~ New York and Brook
10 continue for ONLY short
MR.. BRlsTOW, Of London respectfully ANNOUNCES ts
lvl tbs Public Hfs Return after Of nonhs from
very hsttrng and successful Boston tie has
oonenced his Writing Classes In this Cy for the reception o
Pupils. Day asd Evening
ACADEMY, No. 175 BROADWAY, NY.
where both LADIES and Gentlemen NJ every age and capacity
rpm 70 80 year are espeecu.y susst the most cct and
admired principles 81 COMMERCIAL PENN NsHfp.
ADAPTED u Letters, Bills Netes Sales En-
sresnss and sh Flushed Journal Entry asd 10 short to
purpose of psblc business and private life
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS or ONE HOUR EACH.
NAT fons time a. necessary to scauwe complete nd
noSosen knowledge OF Writing mat how sdfiesen lleg
be- Deomed OF Cramp the persens writing be, by Mr.
O'Clock -
ut Merchants add shen visiting the City. can complete
course OF Lessons IN 40 days
- MI 70 he seen ffvn "A. TO or from TO sP M.
Awe who would fine Pepnan be-
Iene learn the Of Mr.. n.
10 ~ TWELVE LESSONS does guarantee,
To make you write splrudihyi su
~ one pound cenlsters b,
flsy br. LEWIS FEUcHTwAS0ER, 81 Broadway.
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VA ss ss'' s ss: 70 :;s =
Maiden Lane. upstairs f2 ~
ONE THOUSAND TAILO Il n Es WANT
ED-AppL ISL Pearl street up stairs Good pces s''"
DISEASES OF THE sPE;.c SPEC .,ls - ,ss
most &c asd Europe rroiessos ~
GS Of s ks. A
defective here afforded tasm o getting
ss5 spps s
durable rest res 10 a sm applications too much n
s sse BY foss who ins% y refined
S E de %a ao @
cecuiar to each independently tse other
the composition Of this delicate and complicated organ
Dr. s. from his knowledge of with and
s see@ es pa When
the desirable peculiarly Of net Only medns The defect
eye WILDE cis glasses
and Continues q be- productive the mos, serious ny a Lc
Of BY as o tae ,e who are alike
Dr. Sd Will be sapry 70 explain the structure Of the
are required in oe, to Assist and the
having them ofhe exact focal length TO suit paiticu
Sas: t Ariiasalsyes accurately inserted .,
vice % the poor, gratis. from 5 to o'clock. fao-n
FOSTERS cOMMENCIAL SCHOOL, 1s3
ss Is s
saa ana a sqs ass aUo the
syssms and much less time tina" usually dc
PRNMANsHP taught upon original and improved plan.
which experience, received The
unqualified obaon Of competent Judges II founded
smpl, and principles and capable Of changing the most
egb Hand Writing and substituting an elegant and mastery
OF The
BOOK KEEPING applied to inland and foreign trade, and
short rsehods employed
Merchants and Brokers for The vauanoi merchandise and the
calculations OF isercst &c. parc
larry attended ard the most approved mehod of arranging
meIchants' aceounts v clearly eyemPlii"n
The learner pests and balances two complete ses Of
Books which combined all Transactions that possibly
BUSINESS and afcdt Book keeper the
extensive mercantile establishments. .
~ Each pupil taught individually and not in classes In
saction, morning, afternoon and evening Ladies
lessons in FeGmanslnp heir resldeace. If required
Prospectuses be had by apply to Mr. Poster at Ms
class reoas 1888 Broadway the Dnegst Store f2o If
RADEAU'S CELEBRATED STRENGTH
- ENING PLASTER repaired for pain weakness the
breast side back limbs also for govt rheumatism liver
plant and dyspepsia coughs colds ashmus, difficulty of
breathing Of the stomach &C. they will mmed
and soothing relief and for safety and
ain'y decidedly superior To most II other remedies Such
whose GUINNESS that they stand
much those of edentay haA generally who be troubled
with the side breast advised u
free from those objections which reasonably
against pastcrs generally The proprietor has had the pleasure
selling thu daily for number of this city, and Of the
thousands who have used them he has heard o so
Profession and there not probably gent physician
tn United states Europe that would hesitate 10 sanc0o them
with his influence when made acquainted with
pOsition f20-tf
EW wife unfinished paror and two dooms either
sseast Of BrOas and within
of the City Hall Address A. NJ T. ut this Office or box 1886 Post
Ollie. f21lws
lrA WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE-A
" story House, Il east side Of the city, and
exc~ed $3.50 line addressed to W A. F. and left at this office
viii be attended to. f20.lw'
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HANINGTON'S
NEW no WING DIOR las,

Opposite 81 Paul's Cburch, Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully nfmes that the above popur
and fashionable place Of On n much
scale than formerly with Estre New IL Moving
Dioasc Scenes, painted by the best Artists The saloon has
been entirely rehed the comfort ~ thu and spesdldy
decsaed iomnr the complete aad beautiful Pubic EXHIBIT
America No has been spared render the
has painted by Messs White, Walker Jones Cram
cough, Lehr Sewe, and others.
sHPwREcK or THE MEXICO.
The faithful Representations o this melancholy event having
aed the interest and fashionable aud
s first representation vii be repeated tnls
with the following attractions
I-Animaied View near Plymouth, England
H-East Indian Scene, VI Naval Battle,
-Pandepnninm tIf-Som and shipvreck,
Iv-raloftbs Angel, vTI-csthedfa Of CoIosDe,
v-Tbe Celestial Regions, IX-hsllan Fantoccn~s.
Among the Dror scenes
Mount Vernon Duke White
View the Rhine.-C Lcsf.
n Grain, SEN
Scene FROM the Maid OF q shmerc II seweH
View Of TDosIpn from Waterloo Bndss-Bengeush
View near Missolonghi tsreece.-k Jones
Temple Of Science .-wahsr
Boxes 50 cent? Parosee and upper - cents. Chwea
accompanied by their Parents Guardians half price
Doors open al e-rrrfoma O'Clock ds6
billiards IMPRO VE -osnepen ws.fmns Ia
ID play Billiard. purchase tables, invited 70 cali
Jsdan Raer slate conposon cesaened beIs
frames, and common tables above win
and best assortment offered the public
rs those who wish 70 purchase al shst nsce thsy
hacked dsy . notice
any thing THIS hoe with cash on good re-pce
BAssF0kD, as Broadway wireoesve pronpt susntios
nisu
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

HAvANA CIGARS.-rhc subscriber has ( sse his
oce NO 70 Broad ST. cogner of Beaver 100000 cigars Of
the best brands, baxes of 10, and 100; and WI
stniy keep the beet quality, sgch Cabanas, Ugues Nsa
wostyille, Flint, and Des Amigos urands.
L. MONTRoP.
- Hotel. AMI coffee houses Supplied 9Th any qssn
uty fis-st'
TEXAS SCRIP WANTED.-wantedi 10 purch zee
~ Shares 81 the Colorado and Red R,ve Texas, Land
Scrip Tic holders Of the Scr VIII, WIKI TO cell low, will do
vol address note 10 r. box No 7s7 Pestcfice and hear
Of a purchaser. russ
ACARD.-s W BpYHAM rospee fully inf -rms hss Fri rds
IN and the public that he ha. competef the snar ~ his
saloon attached Steam Confectionery f the better
oadies and geteme much irprov.
plan apd il ieop.ned for tho 3 - returns
thanks for h has heretofore experiences
asd pledges hms~fks att uton shall be paid 70 Ia
he iricnds respectable and select sc as sse he deca
Mead Lemonade, Golf. e, Pies Cake, &C &c
Conectsnarcs msnvfacfedas sua the prcve principle
At tie Bcwesy steam Cehfectonay No es Bowery direey %
posite to Rivarston a. W. BRYHAM. ffs.u
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j. p. DIETERICH. Auctionee,
RYE BEARNs * CO., Store No. 1853 Pearl q
EDGAR JENKINS, A.ctioneer.

EDUAH JENKINS, A.ctioneer.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON MACDOUGAL STREET
FMAnkLIN a JENKINS will sell al auction a
Tuesday, the 2s February nt al 70 o'c t nt hs;r n.
Room No is Broad street 80 80 - s"' ~ N' 's'"s
The two y BRICK House with basement M ss Ma
douga street on the eisey side, and
Clements Church The o by feet ho.c about % hr =
ieet WIN an alley on the SIDE The dwelling od,s n
good sized family HAS folding do tn parors good bci O.
Tern u me yard ar aud interior othe block cieaay
flsdts - -
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nS- NORTH RIVER FIRE ENGINB COMPANY, Ms r.
The first annual Annual Bah Of the North River Fire
will take place Tammany Hail This Evening, February
2Oh, 1881.
n Hall wiz be decorated with the and
other em~ms If the Fire Department and the wish
inform their friends and the public na that neth pains
will spared add to the Qualification Of who
fvort company with their the above evening
A splendid Band engagsd-leaaer Mr. Brown
Dancing commence nj o'clock and CONTINUE until late
hour The aoo hong under the of Mr. Parker
sisted by who in the oftbe will
duce his admired Cinderella AVID Ma,sanolo Of Goth
lions
Tickets with ,des tickets accompanying them price o. to be
had the bar OF Hall A. r. Joles store
Broadway b. Miller, 3t5 Hudson street Morton
Moran Brown Water n Galisgb Ho Houss
ofether Of the members composing the BY order
A. BOGERT, Chairman
J. r. MILLER Secretary ia
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COUCH ARTICLEs.-A great vsnesy Cor Coughs.
" Colds Aokke~,sc iceland Candy sugar II Honey, Psss
gore Candy Lcsenscs - CO. ys,s n, wn al ~
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

W GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL Masonic Hail. Cad Feb
ruary, washingtons Birth Day-M b. GRIFFITH respect
fully informs hrs friends the public that
Of the birth day Of he wh Grand Fancy
Ba above Wednesday Feb pad which
will lie brought forward several Fancy Dinces incl
anentre Groesqua Dance by ten full
designed and arranged expressly tor this the
course VI the dance VIII w. Introduced
LIST. Five celebrated EgyptaR Fly Wheels
al. Four do do do d.
Sd Three do do do do
4th. Two do do do do
5th The entire Brace Wheel Of oa persons.
BY particular request Mr. G. will dance tn, Jockey Homppo in
character.
Dresses may be had of Robert Walker, Of Walker and
Nett and > II II on the above evening.
Tickets doa to admit gentleman and ladies' 10 BE- h. d
the North American Hotel Masonic Hal and of Mr. c. at his
redence, " Chatham st.
fed
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wASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BALL.
TAMMANY HALL.

n5 MR. PARKER has thu honor his friends
and public that no intends Grand Military and Civic
Wednesday next the end iAs of
ilus trous W Washington
Dancing to at quarter past eight and continue
I'll a late hv.r.
Tickets admission 81 admit gentleman and his Ladies'
the several martial and popular will
ne played. ~ the Band. Leader Mr.. Brown fls4t
nS- HAVE YOU NO MONEY and wish to buy Building
sfs on long credit, call No Chambers st. fs2w
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-20

INDIAN DYB-wsrsn,ed tho sc., sruch 10 uss 81 %
Il ing the Hair byown JET HACK F0 sale al -.
d3id HOPPERS Pharmacy 80 Broadway, coz PrsnS@
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zOOLO GOAL UTE,
No ~ Rowarv

Unraracd and unprecedented Novcty-F For weeks only,
MONDAY February sth" The Lion and The Lamb
shall lie dozen together" Mr. VAN AMBURG8 the repeated
solicitations Of the patrons of this Establishment and
-e induced by thebr aRt which ndcd his womb
fh exploit last he will introduce into the Dgsoft the Lion,
Lfoness ad Ttyer,a Boy bearing hs Lamb In addI
his usual and extraordinary aud The bril-
liant chandeliers will b. oscured and suddenly the midst Of
the surrounding dakn he will the Dem ~nveoped
flames Of blue purple anu crimson Fire the Of the Animals
when in tais situation admirably asted b. the calm
~ nttheir conTror and MASTER thus forming the
sublime Tcric aud Bea iuli Spectaclcs yet pre-
scented 10 audience The above performance will take place
ut hafpast for the enaing weeks and positively
longer.
Admission cents-chdren under 10 years If aee half pce
The performance Of tho day Exh bition Hsusual f2e2w
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Public Meeting.

Public Meeting.
~ The unacnigned reqIes fNew York without
ds ct,on party TO meet nj the Demc tic Assembly Rooms
IA Bfoadwsy order 10 ke into considerations thu propcy o
beginning n-vemen ~ OF arEument and
freedom OF DEBATE and thought IN polite matters The
parties The csfy have ecctuay IN freedom much
mns by the sultan N Constant,nooe who allows
peak bs bm-c Further particulars vii be leaned
OF meeting which viii be hsed IN anoihc statement.
PETER JOHNSON, Chairman
jaws 51ss I ssl,a. Secretaries.
~. ma AZ
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LOTS AT WEST HOBOKEN.
EnA LOTS At WEST HuBOKEN.-!

Snn LOTS AT WEST HOBOK EN.-Mccha.
OUU mics and others nioeu that IN of the
exh.ba prices dtma ded for rent. ~ the city OF New York
induced a. ofey or the above lots for sale
tho most accommodating 10 those who viii Immediately
build them But they for sale except 10 immediate
pfovrment
The property situated one mile west Hcboken Ferry
about 80 rods fom the Eysan Fe d. situated y and
elevation For heath prospect and beauty
be surpassed nature Having nobe and commanding ~
The together with the cities Of New fork and Bookyn
their various rivers, harbors and shipping.
Tn Of the above lots DO not exceed third that Of
Brooklyn Wiasburrh and Staten Island having
les. proximity to the Of New York possessing FAR less ad
yantsses, as may be show visiting the lots
Enquire Of e. BROWNING on the premises his Office,
No. 4 wall st n. Y.
B-Psssos purchasing and wishing contract will have
beautiful and convenient cottage butt for them from
$1,000.
Also two small houses 10 h together With suitable gardens
tacIed Possession Eivcs ist OF April and May fi7ns