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IA FAHNEsTocK's vERMIFUGE.

THE TESTIMONY IN ITS FAVOR Is oyERwHELNISG.
r5,HE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES in possession Of
the proprietors have been VOLUNTARILY giyen-Inaay
nsrsuts nave been utterly asLonrhed al The number OF
worrs d scharged By children, aud the Immediate I'm
their health that they could not be silent but
would lose no making known the fact 10 others sr
that there
gerous Disease - a.,
within The means OF all. -,-- II.
Certificate ofhe Mayor N the Guy 81 i.c,'ser, S;
Msssrs b. A FAHNE5rocK * Co-GeHtl<'Iea! oe'elsio
,b vounger branches of my family labonng under synp
,nr iodieapg worms, induced the application OF sanous
remedies and am happy to say that your erhluse na VIC
desired effect insisDce removing ue hioet III
rr-dce number OF the large worms rom one patient
Ybrh in addition 10 other tested qualities IN my family
ss,sh;.h ,he ettcacy OF your Vermuge sure cure.
IL CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City.
Tbsre are many other |ermuges before The public got up
I, ar ST. lie with ours and they frequenty sold 20
The unsuspectng being either the good as ours
PAT 40 confidence In but be sure 10 get The
I and genuine g. a. Fahnestocts Verniiuge are
80 elicsclous and sae Is his
This Vermifugei5 equally etecut with adults, and Is
sure remedy tape forsae by he proprlrtors,
IA FAHNESTOCK l. CO. Wholesale Druggists
10 John.st-
Also by John Maeu, la3 Broadway j. 4 Codcington,
Hac son, SprngsL John B. Dodd, Broadway cor
OF Nlntn.sL; John Hlnon, 1853 sEhay-nue Narcn fsli
corner of Spring and Mo streets James Weir ziS Sfano
ST K T. Moss Grands corner OF Cannon-sti Dr. Ihonas
Rier Gi Cherry.sl- and by Druggists genefay l New
York, Brooklyn Jersey City and Wliliamsbursh
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For The Tribune.
The License Question -.
a., ~ ,J4 s,o,, NJ Nh. York

To Tie Ladies Of the STATE o. Netc- lors
The friends of Temperance, and OF the ballot
No License know that you cannot go 10 the
polls But though you cannot you can influence
your husbands and sons and brothers 10 60 in the
spirit of Independence and deposit their ballots IN
favor of national prosperity and domestic PeSce
ooh - said wretched female, F" now bng VIII
be permitted Tor gold TO lure our ausoan9' sna
sons 10 destruction through the influence OF thelr
poisona-twice have ! been obliged 10 Tee from my
husband al The dead Of night and 90 three quarters
of mile TO the nearest neghbor 10 avoid MS brutal
violence. after he had returned from the tavern
licensed by law; he has often threatened my NE
it not for my little ones "nlch my husoaaJ
often beats and kicks when drunk, how thankful
sbould be TO lie down and die. Awhile ago was
very sick with fever brought on BY herdsnips
and nv husbands abuse-he looked IN upon me
but once during my sickness, and then he only SAID
Won have been trying to die there ten years ana
hope you will make it out this Time and YET "neh
this man commenced visiting the tavern over tne
wav be was one Of the kindest OF husbands and
one of the most afectionate OF fathers
Wives mothers of the State OF New-fork, do
Won want your hu Stands and sons to become drunk
ards? Sisters OF the State of New YORK, do you
want your brothers tempted 10 become drunSatos
We know YOU do not and If not, then we bespeak
your influence in favor OF the contemplated prohl-
hilton of the traffic OF those elements oil crime dis
ease and death. which are the cause OF so nucu
misery On many father and husband and brother
your influence will be decisive-you have it in your
mower, therefore TO dry up and for ever one
Chief source ofhuman misery, especially of woman s
misery-and TO cause plenty to return, and the voice
of gadness TO resound again through many place
of habitation where now pnchlng poverty OPP
presses and signs and lamentations only are uttered
Ewillvou not then betake yourselves to the further
ance ofthis glorious enterprise Ifyou will, millions
shall hail you as their deiverers and generations
vet unborn shall arise and call you blessed
No License.
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wINER's CANADIAN vERM1F0GE.

WINER'S CANADIAN V66Nllf OE1'
INFORMS the fruitful source OF many ana very serf
w Gus diseasrs indeed there 10 scarcely complaint
which atc,s infancy and childhood that may not be pro-
duced or highly aggravated by tho presence oil these ami
ns in the bowels Cages recorded says an eminent
nhvscian OF them producing 81 Vus' dance, lockJaw,
anonlexy mania dropsy in the head Inflammation OF the
ewes perverted ysion paralysis especially OF me muscles
sbseryent speech, squ'nng paptapon oi me heaIl
hjckup dry cough pleurac pains, eruption, rheumauc
pains In the Joints Dr. Chapman says that every spe-
ries of Worms seem have their origin and support In
eek and dspraved condition OF IN. digestive Ogans'-
Again he saws all Of diminished strength and ena-
citation of frame however reduced and especially the bow
ola share In The debitaed stale may IN child suspect
their existenc. or speedy genrrslcn' Dr. Gregory OBJ
seryes cannot doubted that weak state o inc diges
tive organs is which principally leads to the production
OF worms" DR. Wood remarks, there Is yet greai space
for Improvement mode OF treating this complaint
(WornsO The largest Worms Internationally are found
most frequently young people or persons OF "esKy au
neasc fbres dishetc habits and hence our hrst In
enon should be 10 nygorate the sysem seneraly ana
the stomach and intestines particularly:
The remedy which we would Gail Inc attention Oh lhe
public which has proved SUCCESSFUL lot oDs une
and ia universally acknowledged by all who have tried
IT, TO be- far superior any other medicine ever employed
in diseases which Is recommended IL mol only de
stroys Worms invigorstes the whole SYSTEM out did
solves and carries of the slime or nucus 80
prevalent stomach and bowels oil children more e.
p.cisly those In bad health TIE mucus forms the bed or
IN which Worms produce rir young ana ny repoV-
ing il il is Impossible for Worms To remain In the oooy-
II harmless effects the SYSTEM and the health oil
the patient always improved by its USE even "hen no
Worms discovered. -, o,,L
Jopy WISsR & Co sole propretors for the u s. Sold by
Wyatt Kclcham .l2l FutonsL; K "A Sands 100 noWery
cor OF Springs }. & Coddtngon S3 hudson, cor oprlngi
W. Basseti 64i Broadway and al The Newly ork fatont
Medicine Warehouse, Divisional (Croton HALL and
Druggists generally. Ia Brooklyn al the othce o! the L.
cnInmhs.,ts 12flmWkS-
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Books.
TIE TREASURY OF HISTORY.

COMPRISING general introductory outline OF Uni
- versal History Ancient and Modern and series Of
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Library of History of inesimgbe value 20 sny who
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snd present state Of every principal nsion that exists as
well particularly OF the very recent existing events
and present political reisons of our country splen
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Nos in paper suitable for mailing and will be sent
any psr OF the United the reduced Of Pc
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Price for the work in Nos compleiel 81. Full bound,
in Two vols 81.
Agents wanted obtain subscribers in every town IN
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NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES
lust PUBLISHED-The Rules and Orders OF the Court
OF Common Pleas for the City and County OF New
For sale the Law Blank and Stationery Establishment of
ms JANSEN X BELL, l5S Nassau ST.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

Of DR. WEBSTERS DICTIONARY; ged from
" the Ouarto American Dictionary with Walkers Key 10
the pronunciation OF Greek Latin and Scripture proper
names with Memoir and Bust OF the Author One
volume. royal dnodecimo.
In this Revised Edition, the principal object has been 10
furnish work those numerous classes OF the community
who wan, FOR consultation something above ordinary
School Dictionary. but who disposed purchase
Websiers larger works For this purpose numerous ad
cons have made the vocabulary and the dehni
tonay which added in the edition of 1871 and also from
the addenda OF 1885, that the number Of words in this
cabu!sry above fifty thousand is 900 more than In
Walkers large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular use is
presented the public the hope that will the
wants ofmuudes OF The countrymen OF Dr. Webster, not
only among the teachers and higher csssesn Public Schools
and Academies but also in the Counting House. the Manu-
factory and the Family For sale hy booksellers
HUNTINGTON X SAVAGE.
I28 os PIG Pearl-s,- N. York.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, Silver Ware, !

WATCHES, JEWELRN, Silver Ware, &c--pur-
w hssers ars invited examine The following articles
which an, offered for sale very low prices Duplex Lee
yer Lepipe and other Watches, b. approved makers Of
iinportaons IN ne gold and silver eases OF the
lnisst s,y. narruned time Gold Chains
Seals KEYS Rinss Pins Bracelets, and every description
OF new aud fashionable Jewelry Silver Spoons, Ladies'
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware God and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens Mantsi Clocks, and choice
lection OF Fancy Goods Watches Jewelry, SC Cleaned
and repaired LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER,
2S5 Pearl-st corner OF Fulior-sl
ns4 opposite United States Hots
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The HrTcHiNsoSs.-' NoGGs. OF Lynn has got
home and tells the editor OF the Pioneer, that Charles
Dickens and his wife made party. account OF the
Hutchnsons which composed largely OF the liierGt'
among whom Douglass Jerrold. author with La
man Blanchard Of Mrs Caudles curtain ectures-Sarnl
Rogers the celebrated poet. Noggs who is said to
have been himself on the occasion and nothing else
Mr. Dickenss fathernlaw who said TO be OF the
best musical amateurs and critics in England and Mrs
Norton The Honorable Mrs. Norton, they call herr the
distinguished poeess Our friends sung of their
best pieces the occasion, and were listened TO with
perfect rapture. They have some OF Thomas Hoods
great among others the Song OF the Shirt music
and Jesse has also added two 10 mis- col
lection, which take with the Englshers nightly
fGrauite Freeman, March ith.
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THE ALL-PERyADISG INFLUENCE OF SLAVERY
The Cincinnati Herald mentions several facts that must
make blush people for the suoserviency OF our
literary that tell dsitering tale of the pro-
gress OF Anti-Slavery sentiment in tine country. a
beautiful edition OF Long ttors poems was recently is
sued by Carey il Hart OF Philadelphia. On exarnna.
non Il discovered several excellent poems de-
mandatory OF Slavery, had been omitted The author,
being interroga,eG acknowledged that they had been
left with his consent saying that he could not get
the work published, only condition that they were
omitted.
Padding wrote and published in lsl6, work that
contained page. sllusion 10 Slavery and the
Slave Trade conducted in the South. In 1856 after
he had become politician, another edition of the work
was published, but in order give il currency the Of
fensve page stricken out and another inserted de-
picung the evils 10 Tow from Abolilionisu He was
made Secretary OF the Navy under Mr.. Van buren,.
Tbs last ediliou OF Banerots History published in
lS4l-2 contains new chapter, devoted notice of
Slavery in which is spoken OF as patarcha instit-
ton and placed footing acceptable e The peculiar
institution He has mis- reward Mr Folks Secretary
OF the Navy
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q Mr.. Lewis Benedict, Of Verona, Oneida Co.
killed himself Sd By cutting his throat Mr..
B. WAS highly respected in good circumstances,
and an active member OF the Presbyterian Church He
had been subject to temporary insanity and it beev
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General Notices.

~ Phnlon's Magic Hair Dye.-A new aud invsl-
liable discovery being liquid dye, which insanisneousy
changes the color OF the ha5 or whiskers 10 beautiful
brown or black without DIry The hair skn Gentle.
men can haze their whskerS dyed hve minutes al the de-
pot GA Broadway. Price per bottle 81. ms I'm
EY- Just received, asuppy o. Arrowroot produced
al S. Marys Georgia Il is fully equal in quality 10 the
Bermada from which be d.ingu shed in any
spec either before cooking ser; and Is selling al half
The price G.suilous samples for trial be had al the
mhsrribe,s, store j. !. CODDINGTON,
26fIm. SIS HudsonsL cor Spring.
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-HE ART OF WEAVING

EULLY ILLUSTRATED with some 500 engravings on
wood and steel, By Clinton G. Glroy, Practical Weaver
and Manufa cturer in large volume GOO
pages been highly recommended by the irsI
ufacurers and practical weavers In the country many Of
whom that single pages contain Information the
whole price of the bOos Published aud for sale by
ms IpDSW GEO D. BALDWIN. SIS Sprire-sL
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rSRALLIBLE REMEDY Tor Frosted LimbA-Rns
propre.or of.he Dari.n Lininsn! which has aAlaeo
,cn ceebrty Ia the north Of Europe, for lis efficacy
healing FROSTED Limbs and beer Introduced by him 10 PM
sGsIpsis with equal success,) scquaip bose afflicted thai
be- has appointed Agencies Of 2e bieeckef-s ana 20
Maiden lane and q haiderIsr up s!aifs where supply
ma b. siways procured AXIS por Solic ftS 3n
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yF Notice.-The annual Election for Director. OF The
Paterson Rsmspo Railroad Company wi be held OF
Saturday, the twenty day OF March next at the once OF
The Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company 81 her
Depot in the town OF Paterson Polls open 81 l. O'clock
NJ. and Close al O'Clock P. NJ BY order:
JOHN HOPPER, Secretary.
pa,a-.,n p.h-r.r. osa LES 2Sf oaMiNh2l
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IIMENs SHEETINGS AND

HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.-AA ARNOLD Il CO o.
CAual-sL received ships kocSeseI ana OS-
ford their Spring importation OF Linens 20 which tey In
v,e the OF families hotels and boarding house
keepers.
81 Medium Linens warranted Of the finest ax and man.
uiaciured expressly for their family trade.
Extra heavy Housewife do do. fl Superhne Front
ing do do.
68 g. 10 and 81 Irish aad ssrualey Sheelings, warrant
ed pure linen.
rs TO- II i6 uni 2o-l Double Damask Table Cloths. new
and beautiful designs.
l. 9 and lO-f Table Diaper and Damssk.
SD 81 49, and ~ Damssk Napkins patterns 20 match
the cloths Danissk Dallsys, colored do
g. TO- Il and 49,; Imperial COunerpsnes Summer do do
Supertne Toilet Quilts from crsdle size TO l5i. Also TOT
l.. Covers, Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diaper Russa aud
Scotch Dispers Toweings embossed and printed Table
and Piano Covers with AID general assortment Of
domestic and hou keeping articles. l7fuy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS \ PRICHARU, Importers
II and Jolbers have removed from - Beaverst 10 No.
80 Pine street. between William Nassass where they
offer for sale Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting In part OF
Ricl, Organdie Gingham Nusns,
Tyvied and plain Scotch and French Gin ghams,
Printed Lawns. Bslzorines and BaTeges,
Newest styles Printed Mcusaeline de LANES,
Alpaca and Orlesns cloths In every variety,
Drsp d'Ete, Bombazines and Cro,on Coalngs.
Cambria, J4core;, NAnsoos, Null, Swiss,
Check striped ard fancy Musins.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, linen Sheetngs and SairuGss,
Linen and D4mask Table Covers and Napkins,
White and Crimson Pongee Hdkfs,
Printed Ponyee ind Bandsna Hdk!A,
Broche Barege aud SILK Shaws Barge Scarts &c &c.
To which they invite The city And country pur-
chasers. 2iflwis42wos'
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v J. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor st
Law and Commissioner OF Desds &c viii attend In the
Rssdns-R Room Of rsmmsny Hs u al sours Of the dag
cod evening lyl5 oaf
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~ The Subscribers' LoZenge for Cold IN me
Hes9 instantly aevsies the dissreeR5e OF maj
unpleasant disorder. Permitted dissolve slowly IN the
mouth In s roon the membrane OF thsi organ,
Il wiihdrsws Inflammation from the parts affected II Is
also ehcscious and approved remedy for hosrseres
and loss OF voice. Prlce - ceas box.
Sold The principal drug stores and by J. l. COD
DUNGEON. SlS Hudson. cor. SprinS.si 50 lr!lstp'
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TO DEALERS IN WCOLENS

TO DEALERS IN WooLENS.
Il MIGEON ! Co No. Gi Weststteet, refnishers Of
Ia. clolhx, csssimeres and ssne The golu medal has
awarded H. NJ in refnahing WOODEN goods Refer
to Messrs Wolcclt sads 63 Pn-.St, Wm c. Langley &
Co SO Exchange place corner OF Broadst and 10 Brig
ham l. Co Pine-st where orders may be left 24i I'm
DLEACHED SHIRTlSGS and Sheettngs-S0O
Dcsses - % 81 (, l0i and l24 Bleached Shirt
ings and Sneeings, for sale By
mo L. r. HARRlS, 80 RNchansc-piacr.
COTTON THREAD.-A superior article, white snd
~ assorted colors. Jlst received and for sale by
milo C +. HARRIS. 10 Exchange-pace
NSTHITE CAHESRICS.-eu White Csinbrcs,
w Just received and for sale by
rnG c. F. HARRIS. 46 Exchepge-plscs
DROWN REMNANTS.-2O0 sies and 10 bales "a
ID Brown Remnants. received and for sale by
milo c T HARRIS, is EXchange-pace.
nREGON JEANS.-5 superior gold mixed
~ Jeans new article just received. For sale by
ne NESMITH & co. 81 Pine-st
IAIZES- bales 81 and 81 green and scars, Baizes
y For sale by Im6l NESMfTH < CO. 30 Pnest
SUPERkiNE BLEACHED Snirung..-iO cases u
~ and 80 inch superle Long Cioh lhis DAY
Cor sale nv Im6l NEsMlTH CO ~ fIne-sI
5rROWN TWEEUS.-5G brown and black
ID mixed TweeGs For sale by ~ .. NJ,
mo MS WITH - -. ~ -----
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SIOOOwGhs.. t fasas s s'S asspse e
y SAT-. maker or agent United States IN the sum Of
on. Thousand dollars impartial rel The Saes 10 be
er,d py dtsinerrsted committee from those IL
use "a ways provided hey not hed win Ina compost
tjor a. patented by Wder Note-The foregoing arrange
OF having made the e1press purpose Of tesungin
furnace Such suspicion has attached lei 20 al pren,ed
lated .es,s OF saes The only evidence perfectly saissc
tor % purchasers being II accidental hres over which the
r,srufscturers could e1ercise control.
SlLAS c. HERRING, Proprietor OF Wlder's
20fImDkW Patent Sslamander Safes No. lS9 Waier-sL
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OLLIE AT WHOLESALE snc RetaiL-Fns sub
" ,croers having appointed agents for Cummings
pbii.1- pta Clue viii keep constantly on nand fu as
.orr,.u, of the various qualities al ne lowest cash pces
8-Just reeeiyed Some OF superior quality, or pls-
mn fore makers use. JOHN }. BROWN CO.
- " fUItOn-sL Nassau
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~ Hydropnthy.-A Hydropsthic Ins,itnnon ha

r. Hydropnthy.-A Hydropaihic Institution has
been opened at aorsowr ~ j. under the supervision OF
Dr.. q. T. Dexter.
This establishment has the ample accommodations
for patients and its OF Baths he after the
latest and most approved plan.
The effect OF wafer disease Is truly surprising Old
chronic complaints such dyspepsia, goat long standing
Rheumatism spinal diseases curystures, nervous difficult
ties paralysis skin Diseases OF joints piles dropsy
prolspsus OF the womb receive immediate ard permanent
benefit, aHd scue diseases arrested and cured
MorrsioS Is wei! known OF the delightful
healthy villages IN the country rendering il therefore,
a yery desirable residence FOR ipyahGs.
Applications for admission be made al III WsiersL
6y letter iposi psd TO DR. Dexter Morrs,owr lis
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STRAW GOODS

STRAW GOODS.
m A NAPIER, (late Napier, Fisher &C o. has removed
from Isl Peari-sL C. Jonu-st Wian,st where
he offers for sale general assortment OF new ano ie1on
ssls Bourets sutsois for merchants end nilnerS trade
rn9 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

TT Cologne Water, cheap but good. worth 8
sh.ngs per quart Very nae, and shilings sell
ling by j. i L. CODDISGTON,
Sf fm. SS Hudson-sL Spring.
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Gebools.

BOARDING SCHOOL, Cornwall Orange CO. n
OY-Ths very pleasnRt village 10 the hanEs OF the
Upd abou. miles South Newberg and Just above
M. Hjgnauds and considered be remarkably healthy
Tn, scenery is picturesque and romantic There are ds!y
several steamers that run and from New-York City,
fsctes rsrelg 10 be with In the village are
fnur places ofworship and excellent society.
In The school thorough English education IN all me
h-nchs together with board viii be gwen for SO S5
per quarter always psyablt in advance.
Music aud drawing are extras.
City Reference;
c. Macsuley. ll6 Hudson-sL
Henry Kpwn,re- corner OF Chambers and Chatham
= s /. Il. Emores. I55 Bowery ms Eawlm
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Alonep, &r.

cIOOn ANY PERSON who would Ike 10 invest
eclUUt. one Thousand dollars for year in safe
established business being e-etuaily secured and
would satisfied with twenty-five proht without
giving his personal attention. by addressing A. B. C. Trl-
bune Office shall address forthwith attended 10.
milo ST
90 mn TO LOAN in one or TWO .um. en 2. bond
- Z,UUU and mortgage on Real Eaaie below Cham.
bers.st The bondsmsB must be urdouh,ed- Apply 10
ma Iw DLEECKER & VAN DYKE, No. ii Walls-
T5IO LOAN.-S6.OOo undoubied secnrity a.! 8 per
I cont Apply 10 ANTHONY BLEECNER,
ms Auctoneer. Brond-st.
YITANTED.-S32O 0o in four OF So, 900 EACH on
w valuable improved ciiy property
.lsa ~ 900 on valuable country property on Long Ia
I.nd annlvto ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
,r5 I've Auclioneer Broad-st-
noO nOO WANTED IN various sums. All per c.
S0U,UOU on good Brooklyn City property
S,of +, LINCOLN. q Nssssu-st