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..... zee From the N. Y. Express, 2sth.
The Methodist Book Concern Case.

We have before us Mr.. Sutton's full, com
plete, nay, we may add, perfect Report Of the
Methodist Book Concern Trial, before Judges
Nelson and Belts, in which the lawyers were
Messrs. Lord, Choate, Wood and johnson as
speakers, with others to aid. There are 372
pages of it, and Mr.. Sutton, the Reporter, has
done the work with his usual, but yet with I'M
common ability.
This is the first time we have ever been able
to get at the facts in this case; and they show
how easy Union is dissolved, and how diff
cult the business of ''saving Union is, so that
we ask the attention of our readers to a brief alb
straci Of them. ..... .. ~
The subject of this controversy is the Book
Concern" in New York city. A fund of about
$4,000 has accumulated from the profits in
printing books for the Methodist Church, for a
fair share OF which the Methodist Episcopal
Church South now sues. In 1874, in this city,
very quietly, then, and to the knowledge Of very
few out of the pale Of the Methodist Society,
the Methodist Episcopal Church, which had act
ed as one body since the days Of Wesley, its
founder, was rent in twain. The Northern Abb
olitionistS created so much excitement and feel
ing in the Church, there and here, that two ca
SEES Of slavery in the Church were forced upon
the attention of the General Methodist Confer
enee: one, that of Harding, preacher in Mary
land; and the other, that of Bishop Andrew, of
Georgia Rev. Mr.. Harding married a Miss
Swan, in Maryland, who, at the time of her
marriage, was entitled to some slaves; but in
Maryland no person can manumit a slave, and a
husband has no other or further right TO his
wifes slaves than their labor, while he lives.---
BY vote of Il to 50, indirectly, however, but
practically, Mr.. Harding was suspended from
the ministry by the General Conference, held in
New York, for being a stakeholder, Bishop
! Andrews case he himself stated thus:
ITO THE COMMITTEE ON EPIsooPAoY; ...r.
Dear Brethren, in reply to your inquiry,
submit the following statement of all the facts
bearing on my connection with slavery, SIEVE
raj years since, an old lady of Augusta, Georgia
bequeathed TO me mulatto girl, in trust that
should take care of her until she should be nine
teen years of age; that with her consent Should
send her TO Liberia; aud that in ease of her retu'
sal, | should keep her, and make her as free as
4 The laws oil the State of Georgia will permit. =
| When the time arrived, she refused to go to lii
iberia, and of her own choice remains legally my
,lslave, although derive no pecuniary profit IRON
her. She continues 10 live in her own hous'
\ ON my LOT; and has been, and is at present, a
perfect liberty to go to free State at her pleas
ure; but the laws OF the State will not PERM
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
TO CHELINDE,

Gayest spirits there are, gladdening the WORLDS
Joyiessness, girt with the sanctity
OF Love; and netting, in its glowing wool,
Cold and barren hearts; that from the waste
OF Desolaion bound, with beatty new
To garb he stricken SOUL as from the tomb
OF blasted veIdure sPfings "a brighter green
To crest the wilderness airesh. And thouEt
Art of them, weaving thy enhancing spells NJ.
And silvery entertainments! For thou'st bid "a
Me gaze on Hymen's tiumphsoand forsake
My sIumber's pillow, to walk in that lit land
or palace-wcnders, where abides the Urn 'Hf
OF Destiny commingled5 whose glories are,
As the splendor dreams think, but may not speak
And have looked within The starry vase,
But could not tell The unison Of names;
Nor heard the voice Of any viii, pering,' J .,.t
''Be blest!" Tor the melodies OF that fair cline
Enraptured every sense; stiB caught -a.'.a
The figEt Of winged ministry; yet might f
Not know the bssfal forms But could feel 20
Thy rosy seePre maFk'd ms airy way,
And lent 10 me It's choicest guardianship,
I'D join for thee, the garlauds fervor winds,
Alone, and pledge the fruits that kindness ieaps
But I'll string iorthee shieing rosary
or wishes, and every gemny wish shall be
or p,nes; ustfe, radiant as The glow ...,.
OF Springs first aowery blush, when Mathis ray
Is on her children and hath kissed
The crystal tears from of their checks!
Be thy Aeeting hours VITA ecstacy
As warm, as that sweet moment, when true lips
Seal long devotion! bright as that 'Dust of Suns"
That whitens Heavens blue; living JOY,
Biossoming with the buds of innocenceo
And beauty! But if the wing of gloom
shall shade thy walk, be thine an angel strong
To light the dark, and drive to their black homi,,
The exhalations Of dependency
For sorrow will invade the realms of bliss
Enshrouding all in its foul markiness! .r
Then lend thought TO them who'd crown thee with
All gladness and whose mens still wear the stamp
Of youth and Iightness, they have learned TO wear
With happiness kept vernal ever thine
. .... ..... =. T. a. NJ.
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CAPTURE AND EXECUTION of LOPEZ
ARRIVAL OF Il az EMPIRE CITY.
Latest Indulgence from Cuba.
I. PHILAnELpHIA. Ser. 6.


Empire City Just arrived at New York, bring
ing full information of Cherokee's news, and
Lopez's arrest. Lopez was earrofed! ON the
morning Of the LIST Of September, in the presence
of 5000 Spanish troops, amidst great rejoicing, at
Havana among the Spanards. 1000 Spanish
troops were killed before Lopez and his follow
ers were captured Lopez's men fought like
tigers, but were overpowered by numbers. He
received no support whatever from Creoles
The city of Havana has been the scene of
much festivity, jubilee and rejoicing for the last
three days, in consequence of thee capture OF Gem
eral Lopez and his forces The news Of the
capture of Lopez reached Havana on the night
of the both ult on that evening all the principal
buildings Of the city were illuminated and grand
torch light procession was formed, and The city
was full q rejoicing. ' 80 a5a
General Lopez was taken in the interior of
the Island, wandering alone and nearly exhaus-
ted from fatigue and hunger; he asked for some
thing to cat at a farm house and for permission
to lie down, which was awarded him; while a
sleep he was made prisoner. or the followers
of Lopez, one hundred are now in prison al Ha-
vana and are to be sent to Spain, for ten years
confinement in the dungeons; they represent that
their sut1erings before being taken were intense;
for several days they lived upon the leaves of
trees; Inc last meal lhey ate was le morse Oh beh
Lopez; they had no arms when taken. The loss
of the Spanish had been over 1000 men; they
were defeated in every engagement. General
Emma was killed at the head of. his advancing
column. e..
General Lopez was garroted at Havana on the
lst Of September at z A. NJ. He assembled the
platform with much frmness, and made short
speech to the populace; his last words were, ~
die for my beloved Cuba" Lopez took his seat,
the machine was adjusted, and in two minutes
he was dead. rn-.- tr-rs 81 -r I'D
The prisoners say that in no instance have the
Creoles manifested the least disposition to join
them. Ea rss -r OIL
The remainder of the expedition have either
been shot, or have persisted from hunger.
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nfarrIru,

On Thursday, ihes4th inst, by The Rev a, A. Lyon,
MI. THOS s. MILLER. o. Hapnibsl No, 10 Miss
ANNE r., dadshter or Jodge W ARDnOW,of ST.
Louis county!yl7 yia9T5s blr9" aa eng 4u sed
We rsreited no calei-iwe didb'texpse, that Of Mr..
MrtLER, indeed we did not. Blu tn following note
will explain the mystery attaching toahe mi ssing cake
we wish Mr. NriIer and his bride all the happiness
and length Of life that possibly f to the LOT Of
tnortais lQ1 OH graf 1.Ud % i'liH ier1 -qcq
''.'h' fs15i1f JoH.17q ST. Louis, sept. s, Is5rW
MIR. o. Ct rmrSs: 81. .-tJfy cd 1Hi3los 10
DEAN sfa:-By request Of the delighted benedict, J
send you the above fotiee. was witness 10 The hai
~ consubmation, sAd was 10 have procured fine
slice Of The cake 10 SEND yon but, IN the gaiety and w
biiee Of The oeeason, capped my memory. 50 yohr
Imagination must serve for its actual enjoyment and be-
lieye me, ii was deiieioas. Yours, &ey
'8 iw g.
On Thursday evening" Aug 81, at Rose Cottage,
Hamilton county, Ohio, Nj J. u. GEsr, Of Hanni
bal Mo 10 Miss MAEv E., eldest daughter Of o. s..
BURpsAL, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, mar. 100 ii.
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NEw ORLEANS. Sen

rr.l.r. New ORLEANS, Sept. 9th.
All who left in the Pampero were killed OF
made prisoners. Lopez was arrested and
brought into Cristoval on the 18th, and was ia
ken to Havana on the first at A. NJ. One hum
bred and fifty-ive prisoners, mostly Americans,
were in possession of the Government. The
insurgents were still in possession of the noun
tains near Puerto Principe.
Laborde, the Spanish consul at New Orleans,
arrived at Havana in the Empire City; he says
he would have been lynched had he remained II
New Orleans. aes.
Lopez was garoted on the lst The l55
prisoners were sentenced TO the chain gang.
The failure Of the expedition is attributable
to DELAY from the separation Of Crittenden'
command. According to the Spanish accounts
of the number that went to Cuba on the Panpe'
no, 565 have been killed in various battles, anC
by execution, including the Crittenden Division
Gen. Paraguay has been killed at PayOs'
A meeting was held on board the Cherokee
Gen. Lane, of Oregon, presiding. Inc follow
ing resolution was passed.
Resolped, That Mr.. Owen, American Consul
forfeited every right and title Of an American
citizen, outraged every sentiment of humanity
deserves the execration of every friend Of liber
ty, and request his recall by the Government
A dispatch of the 4th, from Philadelphia, say
Judge Woodbury. is lying dangerously Ill., an'
his family has been summoned.
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OHro-The Free Soilers Of Ohio held their
State Convention at Columbus on the 2lst in-
slant. Hon. Joshua r. Giddings presided
The Columbus Journal gives the following sum
mary of resolutions reported by the committee
appointed for that purpose .,l Ir.ia1
t,The main points Of the resolutions Wers'
thar Governments has no more power 70 estaoolsh
slavery than the nquS Ions shat the tnStSt,N,es
slaveiawis unjust aai abOnlnRble, and we WI
NOT regara it; that Congress ought 70 abolish
slavery in the District and Territories anu re-,
strain II IN the States; in favor OF The river and
harbor inprov elnsnts; granting P'ihile lenas 70
actual settlers limiting the amount Oh ANA
which one person may possess q lsl'H AoE
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IN. D. ClrnrNs.
Dtso

IN tits city, on the 2sth uit., after along and
full illness, JULrk FosrEsi iufslt daqshter % Wan
Mary Jane SHOOT, aged one year and eleyenend
Al West Ely, August 81, BENJAMIN, cher
aged two years; on The 26ih, ANN ELIOT some
years and nine months, and on the 30thd IN tho
six months, children OF Benjamin dasL;-o.
GREEN. i'-of a- q" uash,iig
'' Early they passed from earth 90 y '? ~.
Early their pains and sorrOwso ~P,ul'S
Early to them crown is given, Sow. IL
A crown they'll wear for eveimore. e''U
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100 DOLLARS REWARD. !

The above reward viii be given FOR the ap-
prehension and delivery of one Frederick HoI
bert, who committed foul and atrocious muir
der on the body Of Miss Elizabeth Shannon on
Tuesday the End inst, and is now running at
large. iE. 1aT a.l G'r.
Said Hobcrt is about 5ft. 6 inches high, sandy
hair, has blue eyes, and has red face somewhat
freckled sharp roman nose, and has a small
scar on his under lip on the right side. He Is
quick spoken, he wore off blue pants and white
shirt, no coat and palm leaf hat or cap.
II is probable that he has cut or scar about
his neck throat, as it is said that he made an
attempt to cut his throat before he left.
The above reward will be promptly paid TO
any person or persons who viii deliver the a.
bove murderer TO me in McDonough county, ] 5
miles north of Rushville, on the old Galena
road; so that justice may be had. "a' jso
WILLIAM SHANNON. 81
September 3rd. 1851. .-=
Editors and Publishers of Newspapers will
please copy. N Ell,
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revenue against B8hks and Corporationss IN
favor Of Homestead Exemption, &c.
A warm discussion sprung upon the resals-
tiou In relation 10 Tariff to which sevel9 mem
bers obiecfcd Mr.. Giddings was prebar-it6
strike OUT everything like tsriG and said 1t was
d great source Of fraud. MssfIanilin Of Lorraine.
said he was for free trade entirely. Cur down
The army and sink The .nayyl Upon taking the
question. on stfikihg out, il was Found that the
Free Trade Free Soilers had carried the day.
Tie other resolutions We're adopted In. Y. Ex-
press. -i9
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rrom the RasEvilIg (IlI.l TrIsEfarIi.
sI2is92A Rioniiu MURDER. boHS0I


An affections murder was committed CD last
Tuesday, in McDonoiIgh county, about fifteen
miles from this place, Oh tlie person of ., Miss
Elizabeth Shannon, by a man named Frederick
Hobert, The circumstances that led to HE foul
deed appear to be these ~. ~ s0
Hobert migrated in connection with his father
and family some fifteen months since to McDon-
ough, where he commenced paying his addresses
to Miss Shannon, which seem for a while 10 have
been accepted on her side; but on better acq,ain-
lance, were rejected. On Tuesday evening
asst, he accompanied her on her way home, from
his parents residence, yainly urging his Suit till
finding il hopeless, he stabbed her in her tlclt
side, and appears to have attempted suicide by
cutting his throat; he was traced blythe blood to
his fathers house; he had been there but had
.deeamped. In our advertising columns win be
found the description Of his person, and $100
offered for his apprehension, When last heard
from, his victim was, yet living, but no hopes
entertained for her recovery.
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VOL. 2---NO. 8. /.
From the Spirit Of the Age.
INTEMPERANCE HEREDITARY.

l)f the Many astounding truths concerning
effects of Alcohol upon the human system,
ich have been brought to light by medical skill
observation, there is not one, perhaps, which
been received with so little credulity, as the
trine that drunkenness is hereditary-t IL
nparted from parents TO children. By most
IONS, the idea is regarded as the offs pring Of
r-enthusiastic minds, rather than a well at
ed truth, corroborated by the evidence of the :
t celebrated physicians both of the old and
" world. Nor is the doctrine q novel one. but
pes 10 US sanctioned by the experience of an
hity. Thus Plutarch says-"One drnkard
lets another"-and Aristotle remarks that
lunken women bring forth children like unto
lmselves." And DIR. Browne, distinguished
'sician Of later day, makes the following
.ment: "The drunkard not only enfeebles
'wn system, but entails mental disease upon
family. His daughters are nervous and hys-
zeal; his sons are weak, Maynard, eccentric,
d sink insane under the pressure Of excitement
some unforeseen exigency, or of the ordinary
lis OF duty. This heritage may be the result
a ruined and diseased constitution, but is much
IRE likely TO proceed from long continued ner-
us excitement, in which pleasure was sought
the alternate exultation Of sentiment and OBJ
ion, which exhausted and wore out the mental
"efs; anu ultimately produced inibs0iiity aud
ralysis both attributable to disease of the sub
nee Of the brain.
How far the monomania of inebriety is itself
disease, and may be more the development,
consummation, than the commencement of n !.
reditary tendency to arrangement, this is not
, place 10 point out; but there is every reason
believe that it not only acts upon, and renders
e deleterious, whatever latent defects NAV
t1but vitiates or impairs the sources of health
-eral generations. That the effects of
~ ess are highly inimical 10 permanent,
Il ,6o0tte of the brain, is often proved at a
I i sale by time from the course of intem-
--------+--=--------..i'h ~ adoption off regular
,,f5aac go no Wall FaPS@. \ tDon 70
IA 90 PS extra tine Wall Paper, for sale ~
Il y aug4y -. Il NJ, A. LINDSLEY.
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Isl y.,fy.'t kor Rent! IS diw hsU5
JnHE store House al the eoTnsr OF LA
il Trout aud Bud streets, IA the city OF $500
Iianubal, Mil be 60, reat on the lOth DAY nSII M
next mo,dh Appyto ~ H9A hal S3A
ioN Doldw a. a6ihhae THOMAS oPD ANNOI.b'
Hannibal, Aug. %, 1881. p NoaNs 40 aag2sN
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More TerritOry-A Fine Country,

-.r, More Territory "A Fine Country
.. .g3 o The Republc, speaking of the hte treaties
with the Indians of Minnesota, says:
Tu Should the treaties be ratified by the Senate
of the United States we will obtain probably
fhirtysfVe millions OF dcrcS! area equal in eN-
tentto New York or Pepnsy lvapia, and embra-
cling land not only III Minnesota, Int three mill
ions Of acres in the northern part Of the State
.oj = Of iowa - " 90 .i'-. i-HJ
sps,Rs5.1 Mr.Iea speaks Aghestitsrps Of tbs
CN i@gbt by I 1bose who have breahod its at
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JUST RECEIVED,
CIGAR lND TOBiCGO STOREl

TIME subscribers woald respects sGxE) ga
a fully irsfeEms the citizens OF : 4a<$EA
Hannibal and ceuntry MERCHANTS - [&Nakr<N
doing Business though Haonibai, ze&kxnesS
that they haze orencd wholesale al retail Tobacco
and Cigat estsbilshAeta Hin staet opposite In
slice & a.. Lqnor stufess They will ensure those
who will favor them with their patronage good bar
gains, ior cash aud 10 every viii give satisfactory
rettrns II ;he article bought does not suit them They
will hand variety Of fancy articles, such as
snuff bez eigN cases, pipes aud every other thing
belonging y saeh an establishment. They will have
imported well American cigars. Az also, the best
hsands of 1870
Glowing and Smoking Tobacco.
W All orders via be attended te-af .he money is
sent By mail or otherwise. f.l.rvsr4
aug2sf st p irsh, LEER s ARBoGASr.
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|, a Lot Of Ready Made Clothing,

4 lot Of Ready Made Spsing and Summer Clothing
"A Of the latest styles received and tsr sale cheap.
Fuoua Balidings, my2sy ;. IT, GESr& co.
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A LARGE Lot or sXloI GL-dSS. -
Box, by myIy TIE. RRlTuNGHAM,& SONS. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
x4rHo WANTS A HOMESTEAD

Wv FOR ONLY sls-Ths readers ai-nu - /. called
N An Advertisement s.tug forth the pa-cui II
o. Tor ALE or LOng ssnd h he ne viii sg- of der
il- The ~ elem offered n=w, n0V-i al vsry pro
.OF one Th- proprietor proprs-- ? t-runs
- 20 and 900 los % disuinu-c snpa sNN slNtcd
b--, Those rsE - =i -qgiyz q
49, MOI ~ being insured th-rn Th- z1d stno~g
bst OF Lorg Issi easily cultivated and hss great f-c
ties 'Or msrIst. l., -, - 49, 90, r.,
yirg or arm o. h1m f1ur 70 i~e1ly acres The
A. limited A. So, gay-n- $ ~h-o al ~.
s a. or before IN ozy o. cis1uU ~ aad D. ~ an 70
r,orniv iryrsusbts - o II ee-lfed ~Ar.nf-- del
Vii he made oct Immediately AIR. IN distnp1u1u. soi
oelvereo directly sf,er paying The bsiaacs. Asy1I so
sfares tskrn s.,- = ~
III Ios .lsod Rsi DAD county 81 -uu a. s1d my niles
fon th- civ II NeWYuTs ard 20 OLE Lakeland, 80
rev vlsge recently Ia ous, where h-nisome buildings
TO. xbo have vied the lSnds prom ource ihsm eKc-
LEM and cor .tauty the rss IoO'e $40 invest wu
thus put their mOnry IN pfonl4'e E~tu-
Itts one Of be h-sllhsst places 10 re United States
vriibin one mile ~ RpEouEoma Like he-uufll shse of
uster shout three miles 10 r. cumf7re1cs, Of singular
trs,nsretcv Aro OF er-s depth, with N sblltA0c- Of
fab The 81 sgeis nut uur miles 1ta.i TO ne ereat
g1u,h Bsy which 10 FIVE mles vide aid t1rty niles long,
ard s50sdsny supplied Sita oysters clans, and h'h u
DO doubt but that there many IN hS sscilou
OF The couuy wbo 1i h clad 10 ~ Al HEM elves y h'
= coon yoMrsrEtn 8Oston Daily See.
% Appy 10 THOMAS WOOD, s's toner. IL John
A. rear Pesrl Ne ~ 1rk. or CHARLES WOOD, - he
tsue place either OF Vh vil receive fentts cea Rnd
Also grsiuousv furnish maps and pamphlets o the prop
6eti,ed CHARLES WOOD
AS6 IL III Joha'sI M
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

AT PRIVATE SALE--A beautltul
"A Farm and country sesi, situated a. knnsoect Wv,
Yort on he Hudson kivor, cDtaainx ah'9t ITO sts
ehor. .nd Oo tn farm thsre 10 al shuoosnce Irun
ornsmSo,l trees arc shrub rey also, noe
togs4her with farm house. AID ali n-cesssry nss
Tb. nso,iot hoo,e Is by a. feet Two stI1lss Egg, ~.
70. ~ hv q -t earn one stofy risn ~i'o eoOn11e
ot.rz. 40 tbe r-.r Tue sttuation or tns a)pVo
n,ooer,v n eeisstu b-iog very beany ana 60 sna-
To- ens vie !. Of the Hsdsyn hvef INC CsAAlu moI1-
~ - IN sss of Roud 8t sud surrounding county.
rsi osse heinz ooy .nort distance fnon Tue H11son
49,. sf,osd d. uo-from lie pscntu location and al
coud he .o DIVIDED to form sev,ra egalt
cottage sites eli overlooking the river, msSias s1oG7n'
er one Of the oe,raDe fsrms nov orofed ior sse
Po..e..ian gwen in eostsy T~o-lhirds Of the pur-
ehssa money can so bOud sod mortgage desired
n the sbt We SOLD before The 7h OF JuAe nexI VII
then h. sold at pu he aucpn the premises t0r Prc5
sbo further paricnlsfs spply 70 ANTHONY sLhECh-
IA, AOenoseef. Bro.d-sreei or 70 H. }. XIII tL1ns
Docf } Rbinebeek. aD ~
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Griffin L Co Psteut
EUEL SAYING IMPROVEMENT

u for seIDg Boilers and Hot Air Furnaces lOr drying
wool eosts, pTinu, while cad, ke &c win BOT wind
now Coming into general IhrUu ghOul ne
~. AFTER TIA Of about three years
They have lately adapted tnis great improvement f0r
saving 1e 70 anDeAins, nuf-u. resorts and urnsces &c
of evssy 6escrptOn which vii rid uee Tho amount u feel
over one-haf from ny Otbeg psD COW 10 O-sides
great saving 10 umo IL 10 also enifeiy safe rom hfs
Tbere hundreds o. these bot noW u operation
and seve bot ~iEd furnaces have aIey been PAT up al
Of which cEc be desired
Al who wish kDow Ihe I'm portaBes OF this invenuoa
vii please cal Al he ohoo Of the DrOPd1goss e2 Broad
cay Of Johns vhere they have anps proof Of AZ
ia has bSea said aleu
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VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPER

TY FOR LE-AhsndsOme GOTHIC COTTAGE
on AeepksL. hst house from Ny r1le fhe yard
10 well STOCKED with choice fuiI trees, grape vines &c.
Price 81 zee Also, the Of Adelphs. snd Myr
ue-AV Brick House and Stores Also, Ire we'll built
Iwoslory and basement ffsme dwelling Houss on Myrtle
Rv frat door from AeephisL This properly will be sod
together OF separate PsH Of The money remain on
bond and mortgage Two lines of Omnlbuses pS's every
ave u.Uutss. Apply 10 JAMES MILLER, hyrte-avepue,
next eoOT above AdephiH Brooklyn, or 20 Rr9adwsy,
NeW.YOTk. as ogWsSh'