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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-11-26

SfePhen Angerson;pIhra Madison County
az o.l9al'usi ut, 1s, Probate Codr.
pusscN anu Wese e@ ~ Petition to Sell
uel Busicl, late OF Putnam IN1l'h,W J
County deceased, il 1as 81 i3eo8
VS.. 80,
Henry Killheffer. ct. al.
TDY virtue Of an order OF the Court OF Pro-
Dbate within and for Madison County,
State of Ohio, j will proceed TO- offer for
sale at the door of the Court House in Kalida,
in the County Of Putnam, between the hours
Of ten O'Clock, q. n, and four o'clock, p. m. OF
Monday, the tenth day Of January "A. D.
aI ,l{ 1853. ~ af3e
the following described property, to wit:
The shore by Will of the said James Ru'
sick, lin the North half of the South East
quarter Of the South East quarter Of section
seventeen Cf township one south OF range
eight east, being twenty acres Of land, lying
in Putnam county, and State of Ohio. g1ft ,
I And also 1.-The share by will Of Samuel
Busick, in the middle part of the West
| half Of the South East quarter of section
seventeen Of Township one South OF range
eight East, in said Putnam county, and
Slate of Ohio, lying Immediately South OF
the Do -cel Of land willed by Samuel Busck,
now deceased, to George Busick, and Dy MN
sold TO WhtfeldAckley, bounded onthe south
and Eas, by lands wlled to Sarah Busick,
and Wesley Busick, and on the West by
lands occupied by Henry Blosser, being ~
acres Of land.
And also ,'The share by said Will Of
Wesley Busick. which % the South West
I, Quarter of the South East quarter, except
n orthwest part; and the South East part. Of
the Northwest quarter of South East quarter
of section seventeen ofTownship one South
Of Range Eight Easl, in Putnam County ,
State Of Ohio, being twenty three acres OF
Ilapd, and In Lots number five and six (No's.
S & 81 in tue Town Of Pendleton, in said
County. Nse 3at at
4 (subject however, to the life Estate OF
Dover Interest of their said Mother, Sarah
l Busick. IN the aforesaid three several tracts
IotNland and town Lots.
STEPHEN ANDERSON. e i
H. jan .ssugl9 Guardian Of said heirs.
Nov, 23 1852. t1 ,}sss,,,e
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ROAD NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NTOTlCE is hereby given that the sub,
lN scrber was this day appointed by the
Probate Court Of Putnam County, Ohio, and
has duly qualified as Administrator Of George
William Thaee. late Of said county, de.
ceased. Oct. 7, 1852, y =. na,.i
60s ..l7 JOHN 6. aKIssEBERTlH7y,, /
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! y ADMINISTRATION NOTICE b
NToTICElis hereby given that the sub
LIN scriber was this day appointed by the
Probate Court OF Putnam county, Ohio, and
has duly qualified as Administrator of Henry
Smith, late OF said county. deceased
Oct. I, 1852. 60sl ANN NJ. SMITH.
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o A Debating Society, out somewhere
near sunsei, lately discussed this question
---sIs swine six months old, a pig OF, a
hoggs The question was urged atgrest
length and "wi,b marked ability" hut the
arguments on both sides were SO near
equal, in point Of forcs and ingenuity, that
the president was desired TO decide the
question which he did in the following
words; "l,'s the opiniol Of the chair,
gentlemen, that the animals q good sized
chunk ofa shoat." ''. 4 Y 9,'
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SAdE.
n Thomas Sparrow u rxrrI1TtoN
vB. ~ ~
I. g. sIartin, and M. J. Myfe. ,,..,,.a Co., ~.
~ aon,,,on o. ,eas Of Putnam county, Ohio,
viii oSns ofer or sale door Of the court house, in
Kalida, Putnam comfy, Ohio on
Monday Nc 2Oih day Of December,
A. D. 1852; ~
w the hours of ten o'clock A. M. md four o..
Nj. Of said day. the following real estate, TO
w1nos number tytwo t5e) md forty tycS;y S;s 40 on N
the town OF Columbus Grove, Put9pro rof + 4. Martin
taken in execution as the in favor OF Thomas
and J. Myers, to SATISFY Pail fiIS-
Sparrow. JOHN b, FRUCHEY Sheriff.
sh. s,ar,. a. o.de, Kalida, Putnam CO.., ae s. ie
0"ehn oh,l, isov. iS, 1882
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IA SIlERIFF'S SALE All ia Z
The s'@'s Ss. OF ONO EXECUTION.
William Thompson.) yi ~ 4
DY virtue of an execution TO me directed from the
ID Co,ir, oficommon pleas. of Putnam county. Ohio
vii: offer for saie at the door Of the Court house, IN
Kalidn, Putnam county, Ohio. on fstR RE
Saturday, the 18Th day of December, A.
/ IA b,iaina d. 1852. gim sM
Between the hours Of ten nto'clock A. M. and fodi
o'clock P. ,of said day, the following chattes, to
wit. 3 a-iat1 g 81 49, i8Df tt
One bay stallion horse taken in execution, ms the
property OF ofWilliam Thompson to satisfy decree :"
favor Of the Siate of Ohio. .ox,y
49, JOHN B. FRUCnEY, sierih.
Sherif's Office. Kalida, Putnam county
0hin. Nnvamher 18th, A. d. 1859.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale. :

Stephen Anderson. Guard I M,a;s
ar o. ,SamuelBusick, James pro5a
Busick and. Wesley Blu. pe,;ti
sick, minor. heirs of Sam ond
uel Busick, late oiPutnam p1
County deceased, FI 4
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ASrEOIAar.

groprUNE TELIING.--MHF. ALVIN, RENOWNED
in Europe FOR her skill Ia forctolng tho future, viii
furnish nte genoa about all circumstances Of fe All
Nhe nay address her. Mira. Alvin speaks Che Ensish
French and Gcrrsn language Her rsdcuae 3l B-ooms
street The ncycry n acer. 40 sssirs Once hours
srcyo 10 A. NM SIP. n
MRS. PREwsTER, FRoN PHILADELPHIA, TEN.
l dor: Der SERVICES 10 ths ladies' and gsntnsa Of b
Dreams Sc hy boct, snd sssnoc sonst.ny roisi 90 y
they will marry aiso, the OF tas WATERS. Resdcat
~ urots Jones sres ooenss yeusry Lsiss sty asasi
Soptlsmsu ono 1siiAe.
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ANet etuhHEe.. P-ooio ~
II appears that tho bonds Of the NEaakie and Mssis
pFi Railroad Company cannot be used Tor banking pur
poses until the company shows net earnings sufficient to
pay interest the bonds for the year preceding the
time of offering them The bonds for 5000 o00 ct
eight per cent Thus s4S Oo0 must be secured for
year. The net earnings for the seven months ending
3lat October $253ls o. Estimating the earnings
Of the next three months Of only $50 COO which less the
average expenses would yield S27 052 So making the
proceeds $50 $40 GO for the ten months ending sst
January next by which time the bonds be used for
INN kind
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Value Of merchandise exported third week Nov 81 ISL "a
Do. specie, do. do do. 456 3s

Total 81 6lS 334
compares fayoraby with the value Of imports for
the corresponding week than have before noticed this
season. 1t is about time for mportatons to fall Off
We have bad active trade thus far and
sabout closing we may look for lull for short time
In export trade may expect greater activity than
have yet experienced Shipments Of breaituas have
lately been very large to Great Britain and the proba
bility H. they will continue heavy throughout the xns-
along The shores Ct great Western lakes hiss opsced
to the seaboard the entire agricultural section s the
West and we have apprehension that thare win be
any interruption in receipts deficiency in SUPPLY dur
ing the wiEter months or suspension Of navigation.
About the usual variety Of other article, make up the
aggregate value for the week,
The Governor Of Arkansas in his message to the Lcgi
ature Of that State gives very gloomy account of the
public finances lie rays that the collected has
failed to meet The current expenditures by the Of
ST. 4e9 o. and that the probsbe deficit estimated by
the auditor in biz report for the next two years will be
$50 500 e. Adding this the present Indebtedness OF
the State the internal improvement and other funds
at the Of tbs next two years the treasury viii be be
hind hand about sixty FIVE thousand dollars. The re-
ceyer the Bank the State Of Arkanea having made
his annual official report the Governor has given in his
message to the Legislature II is as annexed -
Sra kpu II
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T,BE BEARD AND HAIR FORCED To GROW LIKE
negc BY usts Grahsms onsuent II viii nj stsin Or
ipirro tho eLln In way Ro'rr 10 Uerty yox, Ninety
nth street, Harlem Price PER battle lcntt rt Of
tho country. u. q. GRAHAM Is On stceet.
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to the payment OF taxes other lands In the State
This Ia an unnecessary trouble for in the end 1t Is but
other, these lands virtually the property Of the
state would therefore recommend that law be pass
cd excmptng these iands from taxation In some in
stances already these aBds have been sold for taxes ana
the bank as well ss the State may loose their value
would further suggest, for your consideration the
Popney OF making some arrangement for the settlement
Of our public debt. have doubt that this debt could
be funded upon liberal terms requiring the state to take
up her Outstanding bonds, and in lieu thereof to
ssge new bonds payable at rome future day at The same
time giving security for the payment The aocruing
interest upon the new bonds which be done by ap
popr,ating the asets OF the banks for that
In this way the first step will be taken togards the
e1tpguishmeDt Of our State debt and by the time the
in developing the OF State we shall doubt
ess be able to pay the debt onailed upon by our
banks
by adopting this policy our reputation a, State NAV
be shielded from the threatened faint OF Reputation
These are not the suggestions of vague theory but le
giiinate conclusions IRON existing facts.
We owe a debt of more than 81 900 0eo, upon which
we are not paying one dollar Of the accrpnr no
WIZ our revenues enso us to do So Under this system
virtual repatriation is upon ua with all its train Of ojious
and disastrous consequences An arrangement can be
made with majority Of our creditors by which our
bonds be token up at lees perhaps than their value
provided the State will issue them w bonds payabe
ut come future period and provide for the interest there
on And in sddition to this the present bondholders
Will on like security make further advances 10 the state
Of bali million or more, TO be applied 10 works Of inter-
nal Improvement calculated 10 doyelope the OF
the State
The State fuly competent TO secure the paymsn Of
the interest upon these new bonds without taxing the
people dollar The uncollected assets of these two
banks, properly Managed will be sufficient for tha pur
pose, until the proceeds Of railroads. in which this
new loan offered us Is TO be invested will psy dividend
sufficient to meet this amount in part in whole The
lands cd by the Real Betate Bank WILL in time with
the contemplated Improvement ia State yeli largo
sum or money.
The annexed statement exhibits the gross receipts OF
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company in esc
of the pest seyen months, from April 70 October 81,
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Il0LIoWAYS OINTMENT AND PILLS, FOR THg
cure Of screfula Extract of letter published In
the Delhi Gazette from MT Pemhcrton, Of Caps Towni-
~ .ns voyage we s.eware o. 'ns ves
rereed me TO try Hoilowsy o tment and pis informing
nc former passenger had been cured by these invals
able medicines; and, as had kindly given good sup
Ply commenced ulipg them and in few days founS
tnh an In general heath that eontruet
them stsasy az directed. and know that ysu VII -
pleased TO hear that Perfectly cured Sold ~
all the vendors OF medicine throughout the British Empire
and by thosc Of tho Uniiod States a hc $50 and 81 u
per box. Wholesale at Mr.. JOSEPH H0kSEY's, Maides
itro, New York. aud at the proprietOr's, IA Strand,
Iarda
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Bslsncc sganst hi bank. ............. 5000 coo
Admit that every dollar due tho bank may be col
ected and ,hc exhibits deficiency OF assets to meet her
Liabilities Of sGeo,cc0.
In relation TO the operations Of the State Bank and the
Real Estate Bank Of Afkeusas the public debt and
hairsments Of the State treasury the Governor makes
the following remarks -
10 " scarcely reasonable to suppose that ali claimed
due the bank be collected That tho lands reported
MS assets will yield the emount set down to them We
may then safely set down the deficit OF this institution
at about Sl0000l0 Adding this to the deficit In the
State bank and have State debt OF not less than So
0t0 600 with nccruing annual interest Of bt20 COO
In the statement above made IL appears that quite
comfortable item get down assets of tho Real Estate
Bank consists Of lands taken by the bank In tho settle
considered prcosricus These lands are
fcat.ercd the State and unless diligently watched
sf,er may he lost 10 the bank and consequence to
the State. Under exstiog laws, these lands suect
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FOR SALE.

4 :s. o. y . nSsp HsD
duosve this city Brooklyn Apply "
BROAD, No. IS Vail street.
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Balance against the Bank. $l,022855 50
Showing that when fnal settle nent shall be made
there viii be balance due from the state Of 02l s55 so
which the Governor rays se Is bound BY every principle
of honor, well the law governing contracts to pay
The Trustees ohe Real Estate Bank have prescnte TO
tho Governor tbs statement Of is present con
don, &c.
RssL EsTArE BANK, Arkansas, Nov. 1852.
Thc Bank stands indebted as follows -
For $50 bonds sold. 81 100000
For interest thereon to Is. October,
1859. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o32,75o
-----S2 562, $50
For amount received en- 900 hyrothe-
caed bonds. and interest thereon
to let Oct. 1s52................. 2ll,0oo
Ror circulation outstapdlf z. ......... 81 $50
Amount due deposits ctrtifcate.. 6745
Liab'iities.. ..................... 2s324I5
To meet th. above. abe has
Notes and bills without estirnatjpgin.
tercst .................... 81 5g 600
"a 6is acres land. ......... 400 600
10 bonds issued by state Bank, and
interest...... .,.................. 1880
@ bonds OF State for loan to Gov Yell,
ard interest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s37s
Real ettete (bsnkpa bousP, &c ).... 1880
Good money and drafts N. Orleans, 1900
lCT Real Estate bonds, aud interest. III $40
20 coupons II. II, bonds taken UP -. 6660
-- 2,172 475
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I ELDERLY AMERICAN LADY WISHES TO TAKE
"a two three children to board They will receive q
molers call for 'hree daya at ~ Ludlow strssN
Inquire for Nrg. Co mes
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NOR SALE--A FIRST CLASS DRINKING HOUSE,
A. now doing good trade. II applied for i'm Immediately.
will be sold much less than its value Rent low Apply st
10 Ann street.
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LN0R SALE-A DESIRABLE FARM, SITUATED IN
East Chester West Chester county containing about
fifty acres adjoining Glen Vernon. Said farm has 1t
apple orchards two peach do and variety Of other
kinds ef fruit Said farm Is within miuu tes walk Of
two eerots the New Haven railroad Inquire At 2lS
Mi th stroet.
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A GENTLEMEN AND LADY CAN b 3 ACCOMMODATE
ed With handsomely furnishes front room,
oend ird floor VITA pantria Attached Ths family
ests OF two Location trail and Broadway Board
for the LADY. Address Harre; Broadway Pest Once
two lays. - =
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RoARD AT 3i5 BRoADWAY.-SUITs AND SINGLE
40 elegantly furnished for families and gem
temen Tho forts private home with the Adv
tagea u hotel may be had Mt this spacious and ooums-
JOSEPH L. SMITH.
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r EONARD STREET PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Nos,
~ 81 and 50 Leonard street bong forty nine feet froa
feet in by Us feet in depth the north
SIDE and 5 feot Yves. of and The u Broadway
perty three story brick houses and and
~ rrnr building Apply to BEEBl HALLarF, l95 Broad
wny
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ARDING-TURNTsHE AND UNFURNISHRp
W rooms to let with full partial board Baths,
and cold ,y q vsrak place. sullivan street. one deox
fronn the OF Houston.
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BOARD IN A CENTEEL PRIVATE FAMILY-ONB
II gentleman and their wives who wish enjoy AN
the quiet end comfort q ssrty private family Of three
second hoor located in Varik, block from Cana
street moderate terms, apply at store 200 Hudson
etrect.
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II EILlNCER IN.-MR. J. JONES SO LONG
tav.rhbly connected with tie Herald etahl ahment,
met Dr. kllirser in u, galway S.nue Jolliss music
store and fearing that he to do what he felt TO
he duty went in Mr. Js And wrote, the following " DE-
sir seme weois since my yife had the mis-
fortune 70 fca.d Of her feet in shocln manner.
Bayng IMMINENT in the house. applied IT, and 70
re.t tvrrrisc ard joy in few mrute the pain left her.
and in few days by wsshiry the scalded with
lrimcnt she Was cpred without suppuration. Iiemsin ir
York. Nov. ~, 1892
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NOR SALE--FIvE STORES ON SIXTH AvENgE BE
tween Twenty md Twenty ninth streets at low
prces ALSO, house No. 81 West Twenty ninth street.
sixth crice $500. Also two brown houses
in hirty street. between Fifth and Sixth p
feet front, with all the modern improvements Also two
houses Thirtythrd street between Fifth and Mafi8oa
avenues Apply 10 r. G. PIEkCE, Il0l DroadYay.
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EIoR SALE-BARGAINs FOR CASH. OR TO tx
enahge ior rear estate ana otner
set il rings pins bracelets, &C., Havana and German
linens, &C. Apply ut 81 Nassau street, seeend floor.
JOS, Ii. DA CAMAnA.
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BOARD NEAR UNION SQUARE ONE OR TWO
ID gentlemen, gentleman and wife, whs desire good
can obtain front parlor on tho second
with private family Slia for sic 70 SIS
for two Inner at ave. Address Fifteenth street, Union
Square u. o..
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A ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET-TO GENTLE
~ and lady with board for tho lady only, s.
Charlton street. Of Hudson Stage, and pas
every five minutes.
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~ D N GA VERY PLEASANT FRONT ROON
A. with pantry attached, suitable for gentleman and MI
WHO, or two single gertlcmen In pleasant location
vi bath and all other modern Apply
Greenwich street, corner OF Jane.
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this city or San Francisco seventeen buildings and lots
etusted in 1hrsvsixth street. between Eighth and Ninth
avenues sixth avenue, between Twenty fourth aud
Twenty fifth streets Seventh between Twenty
third ana Twenty fourth streets and in brooklyn INQUIRE
ofBAIDWlN DlTMARS, 60 Wall street or Of HEN ss
NISSAN, 81 Chambers street, near broadway.
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PoABDING.-BoARD AND FURNISHED BEDROOM
ID wanted about tho l0th Of Decemser, by gentism
and wife in strcsly private family
dsrate and reference required. Address Union Herald
Office.
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BOARD WANTED-A PLAIN FURNISHED ROOM.
ID for lady and gentleman without board In quiet
family widow preferred whore payment in advance. Ad
dress Private Herald Office, polt paid. giving and
location, for three days.
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NTOCKING BIRDS FOR SALE TEN SUPERIOR
Iva mociitg birdie. from one % two years old They
mock cat dog hen. and sing night aud dav Any
wishng fine bird may apply at IA Fourth street, alter
three O'Clock.
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BOARD WAgTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEEAN, OF
- regular habits In private family FIR which no win
So week. location between Grand street and unisn
sluare, far of broadway Reference given. Address
Z. W., Pacific General Agency office, Ill Grand trect
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pOARDfNG.-THREE OR FOUR RESPECTABLE GEN
W tlemen be accommodated with breakfast and
and dinner Sunday in private family, where there an
no other boardera. Apply at No. 202 Bowery.
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EURNACE AND STOVES FOR SALE.-oNE OF KEY
l. aers No furnaces, in good orser; ono large and
handsome eheetron pyramid stove and hrec hall atoyes
Apply at the American Hotel Broadway and Barclay
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DOARDING--AN ELEGANT PARLOR, WITH SEvR.
- raj bedrooms adjoining suitable for family
Der OF gentlemen with without board had
Leroy place, Blocker street. Baths and closets st svsu
floor.
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L,OR SALE THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or A
fancy store, in desirable location. Satisfactory
given fer disposne Of it. VIII be sold abe
terms For further particulars apply at 800 wesley place.
Mulberry street.
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poARDI IN Gil AMBERs sIREET-A FRONT PARLOR,
~ suitable for gen eman and wife, two single senue
to let with board bedroom had wit 1t IL
qnircd Apply at III Chambers References sx-
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VNoop AT 81 25.--I HAVE FOR SALE 800 CORDS or
w Virginia growth pine wood, delivered pier in
York river, eight niles above Ysrktosn fer holds 10
csrds.
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- Location desired from Eighth street to Twonty third
street. OF Broadway. Private family preferred, RS-
ferences given iequirod. Address ST. box IW Post
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ysARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
perty beautifully situated, Of 50 aoreS, with coed
house. barn eacs, &c. and IL miles from the city. Apply
at 563 Ter tn street, Dry dock.
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TENANTS REGISTER'

A BAKERY TO Teton TIE eECOND AVENUE,
three doors above Twenty streets will be leased
for term of yetrs good tenant inquire of O. Mars
adjoining the bakery L. L. T. APPLEBY 30 Wastraet.
HOUSES ON EIGHTY-SIyIH STREET, YoRKvILLE,
Ii to let Two of the OF handsome three STORY
houses tho north side eighty street, Fourth
nveaus The street 100 feet wide regulated fagged and
lighted and the location desirable being near
tie railroad station and stsgcs Apply to r. L. SUYDAM
No. l58 WaSetley place, near Sixth avenue, of g.
Kip, Third avenue, near Eiahty-ffth street. Yorkylo.
CTjRE ON SIXTH AVENUE TO LET-THE VERY
y handsome and large store beng twenty-five by ninety
fee No 90 Sixth avenue, opposite Eighth street Rent
moderate and possession immediately Apply to II. l.
SUy DAM l5S Wayerly place, near Sixth avenue.
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pLAEK BO0XS-PAPER RuLING.-BLhNK BOOKS
- msde up for the rade in Jarge small quantities at
low Ires single books Gets of books ruled sai
tern snd tound with despatch bill heads ar Jobs f all
kinds ruled oderae terms magazines pamphlets and
printed books Of every ton bound and st
low Jrces JOHN j. ELLIS,
lOl IN OF Nm
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INSTANTANEOUS.

A CAR D.--FAMiLlES WANTING THEIR FURNt'
"A ture doors c cleaned, nihed Fseaeh polish
ed can have them done At their residence in the best
and the most atlo terms. b. II. CAN
DER % Beach pac e Hamilton ferry, South Br ok
lyn Cbnir and furniture caned and repaired. Orders
punctually attended to.
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A LARGE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH 4
grate on the third floor would be let to or ave
gentlemen Of respaotabiity for odgng Inquire Me-
b9 Houston street frat house wcst Of Broadway late
gonase of st. Thomae' church.