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The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

was the old fellows idea Of a handsom,
provision) Five hundred pounds to tn,
elderly cousin, ditto to the STRIPPING nephew
small 'egaeies to the servants, aud the re
malnder OF his wealth TO found cold wateI
establishment for the reception of those who
were not rich enough to pay gratuity fol
being half drowned. Temple read the names
OF the attest.ng witness, and then refreshed
himself with sherry and biscuits. As he
was friend of the family, hts presence was
no restraint on conversation.
THAT will ought to be disputed" said
/ Constance's mother, looking very red 81 do
not beheve Mr.. Graham was in his senses
when he made it,"
al thought" said the elderly cousin with
sneer, "that the mind must be both base
and weak which could give credence to such
a surmise." ..
Dear mamma ~ said Constance, "do not
be discomposed, | am very well contented--
| shall not be quite portioness bride F"
Constance here held ont her delicate white
hand to mel affected not TO see il.
"My dear Miss Graham, | said, "do not
believe me so cruel and selfish as TO wish to
plunge You into poverty"
81 thought you said that your income was
sufficient for every comfort" remarked the
STRIPPING nephew.
did not condescend to answer him, but
continued; mo, Constance, it breaks my
heart to do so, | give you back your free
dom, saving in the pathetic words of Haynes
Bailey, May your lot in life be happy un-
disturbed by thoughts of me" was Just
making to the door, leaving Contance look
ing more like Niobe than Hebe, when Ten
pie said, 81 think the party had better re-
main till have read the codicil."
] reseated myself in amaze, and Temple
forthwith read that the testator, being con-
vineed that he had received no benefit from
the cold water system revoked aud rescinded
his legacy to it, hequeathing the same to
his beloved niece, Constance Graham.
Constance! dear Constance exclaim-
ed, in the soltest of tones. Bnt Constance
looked neither like Hebe nor Niobe, but
as stern and severe as Medea. l then at
tackled Temple "lsit legal | said, "only
to read part OF will g. rai
81 read every word of the will, he replied
"and having greatly fatigued myself by so
doing | trust that it was perfectly legal TO
refresh myself with glass of sherry before
/ read the codicil"
was going to utter some further remarks
when Constance's mother said, Good NOR
ming Mr.. Chiffon" in tone of voice which
left me no alternative but to echo her leave
taking, and | decended the stairs, pursued
by smothered laugh from the party in the
drawing-room returned home in low spirits
and entered my adventure, or, rathef mis-
adventure i'll my diary, deducting from it
this very valuable piece of advice to gentle
men in search of fortune "Never believe
that will is concluded till you have inquir.
ed whether there is any codicil to it Lon.
don Magazine. 20 .#...... ..,..
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

The TRIBUNE AGAiN.-The aboli.
ton paper says: The Fugitive Slave
Law, we hear, cannot be repealed
Perhaps not But 1t may be portrayed
and it shall be. 1t is the most Internal
libel on the name of Law which any
Legislature has enacted within life.
time. 1t is an act which Christendom
recoiIs with abhorrence-the shame
and grief of Republicans, the exulta>
ton and glory of Aristocrats through.
ont the civilized world. The champions
of Freedom and Progress throughout
Europe hide their faces when it is
named happy those who are able to
dsbelieve its existence 1t is an act
whidh would seem to have been franz
ed expressly to defy the axiom that
Law is the divinely appointed shield
of the weak from the violence of the
strong, Of tlk frugal laborer from the
rapacity Of the luxurious idlcr. of the
simple and imorous against the swoop
of The cunning and daring. TO pre-.
tend that any just man would take
pleasure in its enforcement, VIC must
believe that an audience feels disap-
pointed and wronged by the spectacle
of Antonia escaping the whctted knife
of Shylock. If this law cannot pres.
emily be repealed, there is so much the
greater need of rendering il deserted
and infamous, so that no one can be
found base enough to enforce it who
would not be hangman of his brother
for "A doIlar--so that freemen shall
Ioaihe it and Shareholders be ashamed
of it, Such as we read, is the moral
Of the late Bnhnlo afrocitY.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

Voting against the South by the side OF
Benton, Baid,rin, Chase, Darts. OF Massa
chuseus, Dodgs, Hale, HamiiH Phelps,
Smifk, Seioayi. UphaNs. Wake, H'Uith.
rep e. Co. '-Misslssippian,
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

Dir. JoLNsoN's CouRrsnIP.--Whe Doc.
tor johnson courted Miss Porter whom lie
afterwards married, he told her he was oi
mean extraction, had no money, and that he
had au Uncle hanged. The lady. by way
of reducing herself 10 an equality with the
doctor, said that she had no more money
than himself; and That, though she had not
a relative hanged, that she had fifty who
deserved hanging
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

IY~A chap from the country, who visited
New York, "to see the 4lh OF july" enter.
one Of our hotels and sat down at dinner.
Upon the bill, Of fare being handed him by
the waiter. he remarked that "he didn't
care bout readin n6w--he'd wait till after
dinner
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

nz-"What can man do" asked a green
nm dwhei the sheriff is seen coming up 20
him with writ 10 his hsnd 2" apply the
remedy" said another, gfufiy. "Hssbing
remedy, you goose, like a quarter
horse"
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

u The story OF child Being dcyoursd
by wolves in Canterbury, y. H., turns out
&c hr hoax.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

R-Are sisters Sal ambulance resources,
Pa! No my son--why did you ask that
question because l heard Uncle Josh
say if you would only husband your resonr.
ces that you'd ge, along great deal bet.
ter than you do--that's all Pa. aa
Jemima my dear, amt there something
the matter with our child fear that all
aiu't right with the poor littlething. Do
see my dear.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23
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n y u M s ......
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or four dollars, if payment be delayed anti
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 81 90 pei
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The usual discount made to yearly advertisers
Where the number of insertions are not mark
ed, they will be continued during the pleasure
of the publisher, and charged accordingly
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES for State offices,
SO OO for county Offices S5 OO-nvariably
n advance.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

nY~A Chinese widow being found fan
ming The tomb Of her husband, and being
asked the cause Of SO singular mode Of
showing grief, accounted for it by saying
that he had made her promise not TO marry
again while the mortar of his tomb remain.
ed damp; and as it dried but slowly she
saw no harm IN aiding the operation.
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'VEACHER. - Wanted Immediately, a

Teacher of the French and Spanish, ~ French and
German languages for Ddlh1usic College, HALIFAX, Nova
Scotia SALARY, $3.50 per annun. with 20 from oach pupil
IN College and the liberty OF taking pupils outside, which
has hoon hitherto worth s6OO Address post PAID,
Box ICi7. y y post Ofite. auil IL
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Pc, # Spunc and Summer S;ocN II D-y Goods reduced
and Ssllng Of much under the actual value.
I AIDES WISHING 10 purchase DRY
GOODS and n the tune get the mos, value for
tier moass, vii please call at BEEhMAN \ COM
PANY. u CANAL. AMI the very great bargains
they cFsrnc
Handsome PLAID PoplnS ioT I. Pc yard
Beautiful French Muslin. Is and Is 81 per yard
s-rses> reduced l. one half then value
Rch Foulard silks 25 per less than former prcts
PLAIN and FIGURED POPIINS Bohe-sa4 Grass
Cofss, Bdreee dc Lame. Tissues Grenadines * Sc are
also reduced equally i0r
Then s,ocs OF Trimming Lace> Which desirable al
he year round they have put down prces less ,haa
EVER before ofeTed
They also CLOSING out their s'rc> oi MAnullas
ssae Of and PLAIN SIX. Lace. Popln. Barge and
Muslin L prces that would temp; any buy ha, really
" snes anything II the Kind.
Blades who reside at such distance from The city
rs e MAKE L announcement - until the Fall Stock
generally opsned respectfully invited call and inspect
beautiful mToce Of Brcade and PLAID Si,s and some q
the most elegant Nous he LANES imported Which
have received and sgened for Their accommodation
BEEHMAN COMPANY.
au7 ISN'T WTkSS 60 Canal-st Mercer
MADDER PRINTS-New STYLES, Of
Wine hss: designs and workmanship, arriving daily.
For Ssi. ~ NkSMlIH \ co.
V2l 50 Broad and 81 Nsw-sf
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FNTVTNtN U T
parlor and bedroom 20 let g. gentleman IN small
private family without board gentleman wishing neat
and quiet rooms, Will please call al III Grand-s iev
doors Of Broadway The location Is convenient and
pleasant. anl<D'
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n FBANON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
FINANCIAL.

DANK DEPARTMENT. State of New
Il YorN-Albany. August .. l65l.-The HAMILTON
EXCHANGE BANK Hamilton. has thus day hled m this
uffce q notice of the appointment oi THE COMMERCIAL
BANK OF TROY. IN the CITY ot Troy, ~ Agent for the
redemption of It's circulating notes. together with reNo
eaton Of the appointment ot Mes>r> Gilbert COBB nhn-
son Of the City of New York such Agents agreeable 60
the act entitled An act % amend the several acts relating
20 Incorporated Banks. Banking Associations and indi-
yldual Bankers" passed April y, 1851
aui n DANIEL h ST JOHN Superintendent.
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lARTNER WANTED.-The adver-

u iIser wishing abandon ms present business, l. des-
rous Of obtaining Partner, who can command paying
manufacturing business which will probably employ ms
establishment The buildings situate IN this CITY, fronting
one Of the rivers contain Engine Of 2j horsepower and
are adapted any kind Of Milling OF Nnniaci uring
Pursuits Address CORDONA this Office.
aug 3tTu1h&S'
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


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- ee.' 20 Turee Dollar advance re- ~ ~ az -
seehs County New-l~uers Dsiy fattis fs'S.rs1
,ksngss VII tSe terns re higher toa. tho-. me
a. q .mn. arr 20; allowed ahy eI''''"'e'
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FOR EUsofEAS CIRCULATION
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THE NEW YORK TRiBtNE
-.an,,, osEcoS AND The SANDWICH isLANr''
~ Published on the departure - e~'" ~
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1NO MAYOR KINGSt M g.

YNO MAYOR kINGS. IAND.-SR !.
Il supposing DR. Watts - be ae vere,, quact IN crea-
ton, and the NERVOUS As.nDOrE nahng but water
how can yCn cgnchc facts. aud your nattcnion b.
them, that ne - b. public ddy etsemenf, commence to
gye a"a AntOte g. those unable To- fof A.
- ay last when the City Inspectors Re port u Deaths -
Consumption we're IS that he DID continue - away,
a. proved by continual public adv eftsenent, until the
day Of July when the CITY Inspectors report u deaths
we're reduced a. the least known for Yeas and that he
also did give away he 18th ~ July when ihe
deaths the first week after agsin ana ihe last ~
August l2tb) he-pectIl,i ,,, q, .,,,,,
One who was cured 4 Consumption by "Allss MEX
NOIS ANrIDOIE aus II
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W COMPANY-kstmated hy Gov Young one q.
the Director to pay annual dividend oi i0 per cent
for sale Apply a. the Office OF The WELCOME GUEST,
No 10 Ann up Applications from The country
- auii II
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SITUATIONS WANTED-For excel

lenf seryaufs a. cOUk nursoS. mouse elTIS,
dresses seamSressos chambe &c Also situations
fr men as WATERS farmers coachmen, p1rieIs, &c
Tmplovu ent Office No f78 Broadway I y. SAUNDERS
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t;y- Adams Co.'S Express TO New-Orleans.

yonr times a month ADAMS a co. dispatch steamer
T,pr.ss for New Orleans with freight for LOUISIANA Ala
tana Mississippi Texas SC Rates reasonable and delivery
eeuain and usually M advance Of the 7. Mail Drafts,
Mo 81 collec,ed ADAMS, IS Wall-st ". Y,
am 2t and u Camp-st, New Orleans.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

George sands Last and Best Work
YNHE CORSAlR-A benetian Tale-By
Il George Sand. author OF d" Cousuelo." " Indiana,
&c truly thrilling and deeply exciting tale If
Venice the Venetlans andhe Usooqass Of the Greolan
Ises-a proee version but b. prosy OF Con-
rad the Poeica Corsar Of Byrcr Like all of VI ldae
Sands works full Of interest and does Mt as - the
last Complete N large octsvo volume, # 2S PAGES
Price OIl II IS cents.
Also new edition Of HANDY ANDY IS cents
JACK RAM Or. Sixteen String JSes- Illustrated.
IS cents
MABEL. or. The ChIld Il the Battle Field Scfy
az WaS rlOo. n ceIts.
HOME Is HOME. A Dumestic Tale. ~ cents.
PIONEERS DAUGHTER B. Emerson Bennett
IS cents
Gypsy CHIEF r G VI. Re maids. % cents
ECARrE Or The Salons q Pans B. Tie se'-'fH
Wacous;a" 81 cents.
HE RCUE FL SIR Z ! Hu.wer 2 oerts.
BUSCE BRO Their Pnt..srors.
h' Nc. "a Nssau-st directly opposite Clinton Hal
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ROHNU.-VHt OF IWU UtIIlItIIItI dIIu
Il their wives or a few single gentlemen may ne az
commodated with and full partial board
Dy applying al go Broadway References eNchlnged.-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ gn' an y MONDAY EVENING next. August 18Th, al
S,~s Buidlnrs Room No 5. (uD stars a. % cloCA
& sct N the Meeting TO give information Of me
IA srircples Of the Society, and 70 receive MeinDeis
~ s ,Se 6imatl0n q Second Association
." IoCEIYN WATSON Trustees NO <t' bfoauN"N
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I AND WARRANTS Bought or Lo-

ca,d IN the States Of Wisconsin. Illinois, and Iowa,
upon care fully selected lands by WaShbunc Woodman,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin ". " Will pay the highest
prces for lands located by themselves Messrs Rodgers
Woodman, 40 William St New York. VIII purchase the
Land Warrants for and attend % all business connected
herewith George Woodman, ColnSc. lor ataw - VIII
am-st attends 20 obtaining Land warrants, PENSIONS,
~ flr soldlers others entlled ,heIotl. y28 In
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,.ao,,,e d.,arture II each hal steamer ior Law.
DBf Jslto Cd ' cr- or s. ger year, 10 any pan u
spoo rf =, s5,o the Con'IneL' postage included
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OApZTNrS ANERICAN MUSEUM.
/,RANDandUNPARALLELEDat ,rac-

GRAM and | NPARALLELED at,rac-
" tom At Washington Hal. third door above Nbi0s
The Grand NATIONAL PANORAMA and Moyln- MIR
~ II our Country Inch delneatos b the representation
n Genes and incidents II Thrilling thu principal
events m the annals America from the landing Of C0lun-
ms 10 tie close the MEXICAN War illustrated Dy the
formance OF the and unparalleled musical pro-
dsv the In2n Drummer the beautiful and va lable
Drum presented by the Brooklyn Brass Band WIN
winch he elected such rlpturou applause al the Marshall
Tup,e a. Castle Garden Also. connection win oiher
auropaie music Master Waatrutt the celerfaed JuFt-
nile Accordion Player. , =.
Performances ever evening. and "wednesday AND
SATrRDAY AFTERNOONS, a. O'Clock. Tickets dur
ge The month OF August for the accommodation Of emil
dren spending vacation IN New-York ~ c's Doors open
al : O'Clock commence at s O'Clock auli ~
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DANK DEPARTMENT--State of

~ \ \ h DEPAK MEN state oi
- New-York Albany. August 8, l8ll.-The AME-
MIA BANK Leedsyllle has this day filed IA this or,e
notice OF the appointment Of J COLEM An, OF the Cuy
New York agent for the redemption of ~ circulating
notes together with revocation Of The appointment Of
Messrs. ashhun Co. OF the City OF Albany As slch
agents agreeable to the act entitled An act u amend The
several relating 10 incorporated Banks Banking ~
sociafonS AMI Individual Bankers. passed Apnl H. 1881
aullU DANIEL b. ST JOHN. Superintendent
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Two PRINTERS.-A gentleman from
NO PRACTICAL MILLERS.-A tho

u rough. active business man wanted 70 taHt an
trcst and the entire management II Steam Mil in this
city person of mtt gritty, qualified ~ O. CIn
due milling business NTH Jsoht viii Doe literally treated
with Address. with true name and ,ace OF interview,
STEAM MI IL, tins Office. aul23tTuThSS'
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Doctor Eyeru.
ATE Of the London and Edinburgh
hunyersltles, having removed from Seg-O Orleans b.
New York ready patients suffering from
Consumption other chronic diseases. Cases e1yen no
Dy oaefs the Faculty admitted house patents Oce
residence l85 West Twenty Third - Eighth
Certified eases Of and 3 years standing NOV cufe
open ~ pubic inspection sR tms
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[TNITED STATES HOTEL at PHIL

4 NJ Ed > a ES flO Ell at IIlL-
u ADELPHIA.-Tke subscriber respectfully announces
rs friends and he travelling community thai he has
suGed the prUpTieIcrsllp Of the UNITED STATES no.
TEL Long known connection with tie Hotel under tle
late proprietor he feels perfectly promising old
patrons that nothing shall be wanting % confirm It's pre-
reputation the best sept house IA tle country. NO
expense kas been spared completely reng the entire
Mt and lie particularly invites attention 20 ths
changes introduced or the and comfort 0f Ia
dies Firmly determined 20 give satisfaction he socl,s
ii that patronage always freely bestowed n
the old United States bnyzs 3n1 A. G. ALLEN.
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AT PRIVATE SALE-The large aud
~ valuable LOT II GROUND, With me Buildings
thereon situated On the souihwester corner % Green
v,ich and Uoratlo-sts The buildings cJnsn, u bnck
store On the corner OF the lo and BRICK house md stable
fronting on Horatost rear If he above Inc ~ = "a
.e n f.t fronting on Green Vch-st 100 fs" on Hpatto-
" and 10 feet Il the lot For pfic' terms,
and further partlculuTs. apply % -
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A III MERwIs AucuonesL
DY BANGS, BROTHER & 90, Tfade

u Dsas Rooms. - Park-r0w
REGULAR NEW YORK FALL TRADE SALE.
STATIONERY sALE-WEDNESDAY, Selt ,, and con
tInucd THURSDAY aud FRIDAY
Book SALE-SAru kDAY, Sept. g, and con- nusd dur
ing the Two following weeks.
Catalogues will he ready for distribution feT ,s,.
BANGS. BROTHER 90. Drg ~ nSy
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NUSIC FOR PARTIES-The old
VI and well accomplished Musical Band, formerly cad
Nv the celebrated Dir MONK, VIII receive orders ipf
Parties Balls. Apply TO + WlEGAND. - Ayennr A.
p STRAUB &c NarlOn-st HINTERBERGEh,o % fof-
vth-st IT N the Piano Forte WareroOus q Canal
y BAH orders respecting The Violin, Harp, Flan9-
Forte ClaTIOnet Bass 2c, which ITe constantly n .u'
W. oe promptly attended 40 40 ~
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Il middle. aged She ..ployIn. - a. enc
Ilo raas.cf oT as Dancing master boys school No
obecton 10 ne country. Add css 7. VI x - tbs ofce
.ul2 -
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HARDwARE SALESMAN Wan,e1

s.oht Nao fully comp sieni g. axe eharye OF "a.
ana has oIlffence IN ;hls ely. OF al ex,sn,Ve
ness& a. WIZ Tbs ~ssi,rn ir-de TIE most gns nc,
Snt i~s WV" = r "
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ei6 D2awMSThtf

NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN
1NRAnRoAD -DIvIDEND-A Dividend OF
THREE AND HALE DOLLARS per share on the
Capital Stock II this Company has been declared payaho
and after 18th August instant Stockholders Whose
stock registered New York Will receive Their dividends
AZ the ohicc NJ lianoy'r-st Those whose sto.k -
stored IN New Haven 10 the Companys Office m New
Haven And those Whose ok registered n BOSTON At
ia, Office II Mes,rs. J y rHANER BRO Boston
The Transfer Books vii Dee closed from The @h slant AZ
o'clock 10 the 18th day # August inclusive
aug lstlGh MORRIS kErCHUM, Treasurer
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STORE to LET AND STOCK for
- sALE-A choice old established stand IN the coun-
nv located near the North RIVER Gen
eIal business IA PRIME order The good VII = ne esab
snent very valuable aud the business could De- entered
upon Immediately, a great share cash Terms modsfste-
the owner beng poD health wishes 81 maze hs change
a. one. Address b A immediately II the oftce
aulys
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D D Nash. Auc Ioneer
RN HARMO\ & \ASH. Sore No.

~ +, adyay Mortgage sale II the Fl RNITURE nj
RATHbN Ms HOTEL On THURSDAY, Aug IL. 1881,
a ID O'clock NJ continuation OF former sale, al lie
balance i TIE Furniture Of this house. consisting n
large and general assortment Of Paror. CAamoeF AMI
Kitchen Furniture auls IL
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,T. JOHNSBURY HOUSE.-By A.C.

SJENNINGS 81 Johnsbury. Nt-The nearest point by
railroad 10 the " e Mountains, Wllloughby Lake. *
Stages leave this house every morning for the Whte
Mountains, returning the SAME evening.
Passengers Nv the morning tram from NewYork, VIA
New-Hayen and Springfield, VIII reach Johnshury fau
the way by railway the same evening and the White
Mountains the next cay, IN time for dinner.
81 Jshnsbury s. miles from Eahyans. White Noun
ans 80 miles from the Crawford Holse ~ miles from
MloGghby Lake a. miles from Stansiead, L l. POO
miles from Boston lS mules from Springfield, Mass, and
3z2 miles from New-lOfk. AUS Ina
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Two SINGLE GENTLEMEN.-One or

Il two rooms furnished unfunsned, with or withou;
board be had by or two single gentlemen y mar
ned couple without children The family small and
sIectahe, the situation most pleasant one minute wall
II, nj Hamilton Ferry. Brooklyn No other dodgers For
the address apply Mr. HORSrMAN. grocer store, cor
OF Private Landing and SacAett-st, near Hamlte Il
Ferry Brooklyn aul5 ~
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~ Iudus,riaI Home Association, No: T.

risr. vii be a sale Of the uusoid buildings aud
s. togetlef with the buildings before Sold on "uch t
,syms M sale have not been complied WIN heo,s can
oaJn excursion tickets al the Harlem hd4iodl % "'
halfthe usual fare ~ .
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ROOMS in BROOKLYN.-The entire

Il 4 second floor. separate connected, kemsen 81,
BROOKLYN Nights with Board The location unsurpassed
M the CITY Apply 90 b VI BALDWIN. No. CedaT-st.
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