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EFT at is we'll to leave something for
those who come after US" as the gentle
man said who threw barrel in the way
of constable that was chasing him.
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~ A punsters say, My namei is Som
erset. / am miserable bachelor. lean
not marry for how could | hope 10 prevail
on any young lady, possessed of the
slightest notion Of dslicaey, to turn a
Somerset r
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Influenza is very prevalent in New York
at present Il has assumed the symptoms Of
the Grippe that was so general some years
ago.
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John. w. Crockett, son OF the celebrated
Davy Crockett, died at Memphis Tom. on
the Gath ult
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mit ana Inu1ur.

E1- There is young lady in Boston
who has worn out two pairs Of spindles,
spinning street yarns this season.
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MEDICINES &PERIODICALS.
LII YER COMPLAINT.

JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS, -
AND ALL
DISEASES ARR
sffG FROM A DIsoR-
DERED LIVER OR STo-
MACH, SUCH AS CoNsTIPA-
TIoN, INWARD PILES, FULLNEss,
OR BLOOD TO THE HEAD, ACIDiTY OF
THR STOMACH, NAUSEA, HEARTBURN,
DrseUsT FOR FOoD, FULLNEss, on WEIGHT
IN THE STOMACH, SOUR ERUcTATIoSs, SINKING
OR fLuTTERiSG AT THE PIT OF THE sTo-
MACH, SWIMMING OF THE HEAD, HURRIED,
AND DIFFICULT BREATHING, FLUTTER-
ING AT THE HEART, CHOKING OR SUI
FocATISG SENSATIONS WHEN INA
LYING POSTURE, DIMNEss OF
VISION, DOTS OR WEBS
BEFORE THE
SIGHT,
FEvERs AND DULL PAIN IN THE HEADDEfIClEN-
cY OR PERsPIRATIoN, YELLowNEss OF THE
SKIN AND EYEs,PAIN In THE SIDE, BACK, CHEST.
LIMBS, &C., SUDDEN FLUsHEs OF HEAT, BURN
ING IN THE FLESH, CONSTANT IMAGISINGs OF
EVIL AND GREAT DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, can
be cfiecutally cnred by
DIR. HOLLANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN
BITTERS.
.......-.. PREPARED by
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WHO arc the most miserablel'
Debtors, bodrding-honses keepers,
brokers and editor.'
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Srlrrtpa puetry,
+.
UY n. G. GRIFFIN.

My native land My native land.
Upon thy free-bom shores stand
While DER my heed 10 waving high,
The stars snd stripes Of liberty!
But where are they, our fathers greyt
The theme of many aglorious lay
Of gallant icgend-romance bright,
Fair Freedoms champions Of the right.
From stern New England's rock ribb'd hills
To Carolinas mnrmuring rills:
From mountain height, and lonely glen, I
Arose the shouts Of arming men.
w.
Opprcssiou's slaves invade our coast,
Thr tyrant briton's hirclng host;
And wild aud high the warcry rose
Freedom, or death to oil our foes.
v.
All dark and lowring was the sky;
Had Heaven forsalken Liberty!
No! through the murky gloom Of night
Arose the sun Of freedom bright.
vi
At rest are they--those god-like forms
Who scorning battles bloody storms,
Fought, bled, and in their glory died,
With all their gallant Spartan pride.
VII.
Ye children of noble race,
Sons Of stern sires, whom no disgrace
Could make to wear the CALLING chain
Preserve your birth-right free from STAIN
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VII

Ye children Of noble race,
Sons Of stern sires, whom no disgrace
Could make to wear the CALLING chain
Preserve your birth-right free from stail
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GODEY'S LADYS BOOK
ONE YEAR, AND ~ ~
Arthur's Home Gazette

Will be sent TO any person or
persons on receipt Of 81 The
price of the two separately would
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My native land ! Ny native land!
Upon thy free-bom shores I stand
While DER my heed 10 waving high,
The stars snd stripes Of liberty!
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IARLEM-For sale on I25th-st. and on

Il Mount Moui+sqgar- between Sin and stbevs three
cotsE style framed HOuses, ied IN with hrck stO-
ne attic and bsseaei with nfxbg lant-s Crvton water
t-t rsnEe, wn-r-eoset wasthasiB rreakns sube, bells
kc feuss - by y feet piazza in trout entirely new aud
rsdy or iameoste occupation. Lots s. feet inches by
n"tst II neh-s Terms liberal Apply 70 r. n BROW ~
No III Nost, from 70 r. NJ his residence, I1il.
az t-tvees It'll and sth-svs., morning and evening
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A 4 PRIVATE SAI.E.--SIX choice BUILD
IN mo LOTS the auth side Of tiis-s,. between
broadway and e,hsv and - feet from the dthsv Aso
LOTS on tie side OF sith-st neatly orpan tlse
above and S75 feet VI the shav The Lots each
full xe desrsby s;a,,ed for building purpose. F1fpcs
terms end further partieui.-N siplyto
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. Auctioo ScE No. Bsoai-l'.
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IoTNIEY SEAT Tor SALE.-lhe resi-
Snc- OF the l.te Fowler Criss, Of Cornwall or.nse
cor, ! y WITH freeH OF land well stocked VITA
g. retv Of ruitr ~ gr,s, s5rncanee - orerrf Tor
NJ, ~, comm z c4tl on by s.esr1bos and rarosf
-; lv.Iors and beautiful and healthy situation
:, H. ertfsuc- tn ~ nialds on the osts OF tae
-. y v,r Of winch has commanding view, rem Ter
- -, o-.frspe permanent SIMMER residence F0s
.,,icy,isr. sr,niv 10 Me-srs. c n SAND. Esi- No =
to,,b-., AMES MARSH ESQ, No. 81 1tnsr- and 3 I'll
Rap A yRIGGs No. ~ Wcsl.nztonst, New fo.k' or
y N l,hIa.l,-. (orrw.!.
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pantina Schools.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEYEN

nANCING ACADEMY.-IlENRY MEYEN
~ respectfully informs his friends and the public that no
will open lis new Academy at Nos 1871 and 1919 Walker st.
School at No 2i2 WIlliam-st, (Shakspere Hotel on
TUESDAY Oct r. Every variety Of new Dances wiii DC
Fionrop Solrtes and Balls rs usual Days of Tuition at
Walker Ct, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. and
at the snaa,rere motel avery TUESDAY ana sH.oAf'
For further particulars and references call above from
4to6 PM at his residence, No 81 Housonst second
block from Broadway, daily, till O'Clock.
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Real estate for Sale.

A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT-rogeth-
"A with WHterPoweT sdicinng, sufficient to DIVE
Manufacturing establishment. There Il Of
the very best II land with ne apple orchard that pro-
dueed leo barrels Of choice winter fruit this
house bat years Old containing eleven and cell
lar the p-E 5 feet front and "a feet deep,
rts with awning 10 by - feet. u story and basement
well Of fz nate SCH water not feet from the kitchen
door Good bAln "a by "a feet excellent garden with
strawberries rssPeernes goosebsrries urrans Se The
bouse vcry handsomely situated rising ground with
hn- lawn, which EXTENDS beautiful sheet OF Of
about four sursee THIS place situated IN the south
cry part OF Sonerown. about 70 miles from New York a
milss westerly from the Harlem Ralross Depot a. WHIT.
ioekvs and :. miles easiery from Pseksk The place,
together with the wsef power and factory 70 by o. feet
and three stores offered for $1,000 Twothrds Isy
nSn, desired applied for immediately the stock hay,
farming uisps kc OF the present occupant b bad
low rae. Inquire Of JAMES 4. MILLER cor Of Henry
ard Pseinc SIS Brooklyn.
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DOOMs to LET-Two Gentlemen, Of

DOOMS 70 LET Two Gentlemen, of quiet
II bsh,s can H. accommodated with pleasant Room N
rl,st. family TtTms g. pr month, without Bond OF
81 with partial Bo RI Apply Al So Z'l Ood--i- Dc
tween Myile-sv. and Niloughbyst, Brosdyn No o''e'
bosTdeTs
CEIFCT BOARD, EAST l9th-St.--A Lazy
- and Geu,leIngn or single Geatensn ea5 oo.1n
Rooms AID Ho.rd e. No I3i The hols3 Is ae| iI1 a.J
furnished Is heated ~ furnace and his al me inoe.h
proverens Referees excaln=ed- FoE particulars -
ouire Of the house CT No. Is Pc--i-t
"ANTED-A neatly furnished Parior ana ana
w Bedroom wiih Bolrd FOR s(r~nl-If'h sia , -.
ard liitl- Bow either M or down town ID prW a.
tion. T.ruf rot T. cKoced sl5 pr '--s- Aoi'' u
Joy T'r,. One
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(OIINTRY SEAT Tor SALt'-N NJacA,
I oleraisI q ss :5sn tie -a ~ s,s sDa nag el
sno'e - 1;Tcuad IN sood order Elt stocked Urn
s 1sTi ~ q & n M S,A6s s ' T sSat !. ~ has
iIC-l, I - s.room end LraIy twelve beGrJ1,ns ser
W. -oa,1 Ecieu sioEeIoOEl, ~ good ontSadin =
- lzoeleIi water &c. Possession AZ me e'"
whence o. ITO f"-' HOMER MORGAN, No / Pine-s.-
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Tor SALE-Four acres of Ground in the
Il village Of FArmount adjoining the village OF Morris
sa' po u 80 y t-;tsSrr-S Sy01npTiTF iou te
faIns adjoining the premises.
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A I PRIVATE SALE-The valuable Lot of
IA GROUND, with the our-sioy BRICK building. there
n front and the ef the Lot, known
No. "a ksst iStht- aud i15 q Avenue A The
Lot "a "a feet by les feet inches depth. For price,
trais and further particulars spPly to
ANTHONY J. BLEEChER, Auctionear
NO. BrOsi-st.
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CELFCT BOARD, EAST 19th-St--A Lady
6orses Uartco.

Mill WANTED.-Wantcd to lease from
wi 81 i, 90 Anrl next Ly Miller WHO thoroughly IN
S,1s:anIs The bnsi1ess rist Mil with good "".ei 20 %i'
si,rsfsd IN grs.n country. Apply 10y lriisr' 'tans par
teD1A'S VI " DUNHAM Il SON, No. 5 south-'f'
-vANTFD-A moaer1l-built three-story
w ~. ,e,,, ON loth end Si,hes aac "a and otn-
- !, yood uei-hbgrhood By 4 sgal family fosss s1gn
., the l.i Of EDrcrnb,r. Address hEAChANi' Dun W.
1876 stOffce.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-To rent, part
w ~ UoBse uptown consisting Of tour on tns
sond foor Tocsfou preferred between the Bosery ana
RroS~sy not higher tst 3th-t ANY ru.a fanny h,'1s
sncb spsftmens will address T. G. G. box 40 1910 T. Vs.
New-fOk Stating tea1ns and location
VNyANTED-To hire medium size House IN
w good location. above 5fh-st OF u D.O1 ~
Address Box No. SlG5 Office stating prc9 a' 'O
ton.
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NIEssRs LIGHTE g. NEWTON, in con

ORGANS.-C Church Organs for Sale One
~ ten stops Gothic case, with pedals; also, one hve
stops do one secondhand Organ for sale lows two Parior
Organs. w II. DAVIS, No. 81 Aacdopoughst.
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MR.. JOHN MAC MULLEN has onened

Mr. JOHN MAC MULLEN has opened
A'1 Day School for Boys =, No so Bogery one hloek
ron bIoadwsy and I've doors above Bonds His terms
tsI9 pei GnAerl WIZ necessarily keep his school very
small Having resided than two years IN Enrone ana
having studied and taught for many years in the Cy Of
NewioTk, lie feels himself qualified do Justice 20 tbose
who nsy D. placed in his banda Besides Sp-llinI Ri
Ins, Writing and Arithmetic, there will BE- taught wthout
extra charge Greek, Lstia- French spanish. G-rnsn
Italian. DRAWING NEs.e Gymnastics aud DANCING Ci-cp
hIs ct Lochroods, No. ali and Growers No SO Broad
wsy Nv D'oaa
Play Ground for Boys Twenty-Five Subscribers wanted
Terms >l5 year. Address J. MAC MULLEN No 2I5
Chrysiie-sL . 81
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tflarbinerp, ST.

BOILERS for SALE.-Three Marine Boilers,
- nearly new to be sold cheap. Terms easy Apply to
CHARLES w. COPELAND
Consulting Engineer, No 81 Broadway
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BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS at STAN

ID WITCH Conn, s. miles from New ors-rerms 10
Roard Tuitiou Washing Mendng, dcy $40 per year
m. Principal can be at Rsynors, No 10 Bowey o.
the 18th and 18th this month between the hours OF an
'i'1-' THEODORE JUNE, Principal
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NIRs G Nj FISTS MANHATTAN HOTEL
DRIYATE BOARD.-Txo Gentlemen and

and der Wives or few single Oenilemsn, can obtain
f,rusr kors snd Board for the wntsr with all the real
cororis a hoe By applying ~ No lts ChaabcFss koi'
efeDces r.c hsnxsd. Hos aud cold baths. BIC.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS-At

Id North Stamford. Conn.-The Winter Term VIII com
mence on the first MONDAY of November next and con
tuue p weeks Its healthy location free from bad inlu
epces Bows ntrusted the Of the Principal VIII be
constantly under his supervision. Terms 81 per a1nnm
Circulars be had at the bookstore oil CApi d. n
CESS No 90 John-st y. y or by addressing the FrcP
ERASTUS T.. SCOFIELD.
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6, sAIE-A three-story an |

OTIS WANTED-Thoso having Lots 70 sen
lon Sd lh 9Th -nd sth-vs and on Broadsy - nsi ny
as soth-st, usy inc pn'sTTIo9,G kIRWAN. No q
Snr,h yyiIIi.r-t irncriou Of Chsthifr
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NYACk INSTITUTE, Nyack, Rockland Co.
IN LEWIS B. HARDCASTLE, Pripcpoi-yX,s,..
sefsion commences Nov. !, 1850 Circular. al Newman =
Ivisou's No. lSs Broadway.
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BUILDING LOTS-In the


beautiful vase Of YonkeEs, On tie banks Of the HGd-
m River ior only $3.50 The gnderssned oilers Tor sale BY
Itis fs Buildns Lots in thai part OF the village OF
YnLfi, lied Greenwood. lying immediately on tho bsnSs
cfL Uu9on River ia the most beautiful part OF The wnoie
ase Tes lots the desirable OF any now offered
a. ~ AID fom tleir location mus RAPIDLY Increase IN
I'M, Youkes is the convenient place of residence
IN he vicinity Of the city. II only halt an hours ride by
III Hudson River Railroad, from the Sst-rt station and
trans ass running both continually; It can Aso De
r,l b, steamboat -eV.ra times day IL u proposed 10
5nos4 oil the above Lott the following terms: Two
sod substantial aud w,bult HOUSES TO be built on
Ill L. rc.i,.d Gr tie IS lots and when the whole
ir sr- .i4c. for the subscribers viii meet together
and divide the lots themselves IN sach in.nner
The, . agree utvn and whoever shall obtain Lots Nos
sid e shall entitled 70 the Houses 10 BE- built on such
lo,; SIS to L. paid tie time Of sne-rpon and 80 al
sy Zine IRE, lou, 10 the division of the Lots, the bsi.uce
a, rgs Oh bond s1d for three years Maps OF
tbe properly will be shown and further particulars made
N"'"" - 'Fi'' ALBERT II. NTCOLAY,
Auctioneer. Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Cfie.s No 20 Wsl-si. from ~ A. NJ 20 p NJ, and No
q. Grst,i--, from / Z. NJ TO 9 p. VI.
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HAST MORRIsANIA vILLAGE-About

LAST MUKKISANIA FILLAUE'-ADUuI
IL 80 Lots REMAINING unsold) varying IN size from ono
eighth CT az acre 70 acTe offered for SALE on the
mot favorable terms Ten per down and balance on
or before March 1854 Title perfect. These lots occupy
very healthy and beautiful location near and IN fa We" Of
TIE River and il the immediate vicinity OF the resi-
o. cvera Of the wealthy aud respectable citizens
OF Wes.cheser County Also fine fishing within oneuSrter
Of mile StveTs. houses now building and 100 Sums
WINTON. No. Tryonrow, near Harlem Railroad once
rnst.o City Iam.
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VHE Art of DANCING and WALTZING

Il correctly, in their various branches.rhe classes at
CHARRUAUD'S Room, No. 20 Whte-st, " i'll commence on
SATURDAY the 10Th inst. Days-Tuesdlys aud Satur-
days u p NJ for Ladies' Misses and Masers at eve
ming for Gentlemen.
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yCTTUs & CORNELL, Manufacturers OIL
11iano-fortes.

DRADBURY's BOSTON and NETWORK
I'D PIANO WARE ROOMS, No. 42j Broadway, three
doors above Canast Assorted Pianos, of approved make
with and without the folian, cheap elsewhere Geo
Hewes Hallett Davis Co.'S, Lighte Newtons 40, &C.
Please call and examine Orders from abroad nnnctnsV a
tended to. E. O. BRADBURY
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HENRY WELLS and his SISTERS Mad

HENRY WELLS and his SISTERS Mad
i. Il II, GIAVELLPSl ACADEMY for DANCING,
No. Gro Broadwsy will open Let October Their nothod
of teaching hos recsvsd universal APPRECIATION Combined
With instruction in the dances la mode, and peror dane
ing through al It's variations the exercises for developing
the muscular power Of young scholars found highly bene
fetal The of acquiring elegance and easy Style OF
motion in dancing reduced 20 few comprehensive rules
simply explained and thoroughly taught To step properly
in walking order obtain pleasant and graceful MEN,
form at of each lesson and everything Is observed that
will InpaIt the pupil dgnihed and noble department.
INQUIRE further at the Academy.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

u Prof +. A. johnson. Rector The three Departments
the Junior the Upper English aud the Glssica-tepen
simultaneously ON Monday Sept g. Pupils received st
the axe of seven wears aud upward and prepared Tor the
counting house for admission to any Ooese Te.
booL stores in Broadway and Rsynors in the Bowery
GEO. = PARKER, Principal
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w WHALE and DAUGHTER respectful

w y announce that their classes in Dancing will
mence Monday, 18th. st Gothic Hall, Brooklyn; on
Tuesday 9Th No $50 Broadway wednesday, 18th, No
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EssEX Seminary. LYON. AN, E

ESSEX Seminary. LYON, AM, +.
H LYON, MD, and Mrs. NJ. C. LYON, Principals
Completeness of boarding arrangements Kind and efficient
tuition and healthy location combine 10 render this ln-
stitUiCn desirable for those seeking thorough and
accomplished education Pupils received at any time. It's
River the seaboed and easy of by the New
York and Hartford daily steamboats, For health and
alton the teachers and pupils furnished with elegant
carriages aud wetrained sadd e-hoses Circulars be
had OF VIM H. LYON, No. Deyst, of the Principals,
At Ersex
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and WATER PRIVILEGE

EACTORY and WAFER PRIVILEGE
Fer sale OF Lease fine water privilege with iictory
and two dwelling houses located one hal. mile from me
junction depot Of the Hartford and New Haven aud Middle
Town Rsijrascs has an oyershOt - feet IN
diameter with drums and line OF sha'tlns all IN hrs
rate rvsr ready BE- apPed % sny purpose the occ
he on mortgage Apply TO ROSWELL MOORE, Ken
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~ q HILL,S SELECT YIOLIN GAS.

SEES One for first beginners aud one for the prac
nee &C. OF more advanced puplls-will commence imme
iiaiely Terms moderate Apply at his Rooms No; lob
Futons, auy afternoon at O'clock Saturdays and sun
Iays excepttd For private tuition the PanoFoste and
Singing apply rs above No SO LexngtonaS- corner
r ast 2fthst.
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5ebools.

4 5. YILLEPLAIT continues TO give IN
~ ructon in the French language and literature the
residence OF his pupils st his own No Y Nest Sshs
near Broadway.
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CORTLAND DIT INSTITUTE-A Select
~ Boarding School for Boyg, PeeksSill on tho Hudson
River Circul ars may be obtained Of GEORGE SAVAGE
Publisher No Y Johnst v or By addressing the Prnc
pals key, " s,Jius FhiffEN aud
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1ess-nty rtuaiedl IN Cumberand-st. Brooklyn, SIX
houses nor;h Of Laayefieay the east SIDE. GA the rst
floor tere two parlors tea-room. kitchen bathroom
ard panrss second story two and bsdroon also
bedroom the attic The house has been built years
end complete order The present sells in
quence OF renewing out Of the State Inquire Of Mr.
GOODALL, ninth house north, IN same street
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HOME, SWEET HOME. - Lots at the
Il beautiful Villsge Of Yonksrs the banks Of the
hudson River. for only Sa and chance, obtain two
Lsnsome HOusss al SO EACH without additional cost
Only S25 cssl required go tl- day of drawin< and
baiSnce can remain For full particulars. apply TO
ALBERT ". NfCOLAY,
Anct.oneer aid Real Estate Agent, No. a. Wall-st.