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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

THE ENGLISH NAvY.--Tho sails of Eng
lands ships dot every ocean The immense
power and extent Of her navy Is known
throughout the world. And yet this branch
Of her national defence is Of comparatively re-
cent origin-dating back only to the time Of ,f
Henry VII 1t is said that Henry, himself
expended fourteen thousand pounds in build
ing one ship called the Great Harry. before
that lime, if sovereign wanted fleet, he was
obliged 10 hire orprcss The vesse Is OF his sub
iects. Even Henry VIII in order to fit out a
feet, was compelled to hire ships from some Of
the German cities and Italian States. Early
in the reign of Elizabeth, however, the navy
was pat upon a much better footing-seyeral
ships being built by government, and the mer
chants being encouraged to build large vessels
that might on occasion, be convertedintoshi
of war At the time of the death of Elizabeth
in 1903, only ABOUT two and half centuries
AGO, the entire naval armament of Eng
consisted of forty.two vessels and seven hun
dred and ffy.four guns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

A lady, who was very modest and submis
sive before marriage, was observed by hei
friend to use her tongue pretty freely after
"Thcre was a time," said she, "when almos
imagined she had none." "Yes," said her hus
band, with a sigh. "but it's rery long SINCE"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

A bachelor writes to US in very excited
state, protesting against the proposed School
of Design for Women. He urges that already
nine out of ten men are victims to their designs
and iftheir natural instincts are TO be SO highly
cultivated, not a single man will escape the
bonds of matrimony Lantern.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25
NUMBER 1I9.

Nor VERY nAD.-The Detroit Tribune tells
Of gentleman who was sitting at the table oil
a very excellent lady who had stewed pears
on the table He took up one OF them and
capping it in his month, pulled at the stem 10
get il out and leave the pear IN his mouth. but
ii was no go. After twichng AT it two or three
times, he gave it up in despair, and dropping
it upon his plate, reWarked that the stem was
put in tight. On examination, however, he
found the pear TO be nothing more nor less than
mouse, which had unfortunately got drown
ed in the preserve ar.
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8 8 . 9 ~ q q 8 O
NTON,s TIE TIME !-IMPORTANT 7

" all ch0 irish 10 SubScr1Je 10 n good Wcehypdper ~
Hontity Magaeine Let us hare your SUBSCRIPTIONS -
Lguuarg 1883 is tie Commencement ot The eoi"meS
Send y6ur subscriptions To he GENERAL AGENCY
OFFICE, esta5lished Juiy 1852, at Ly@chdufg' t0''
Marhet street. one door below he Post O6ce.
I-g l. 0 L d w c X W Il y al
chem Book Establishme and General Aeeaey Ior all
the Nepspaprs, Magazines, Music, Che@p P"5l'co-
fions DC DC .
rye The following is list, with prices) furnished
yearly delivered regular free of postage at my counter
sant IN IN any mart the State,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

An Irsbman, the other day bid an extraordi-
nary price for an alarm clock, and gave as
reason, that las he loved to rise early, he now
had nothing to do but to pull the string, and
could wake himself"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

The following beautiful though from Co.
the is peculiarly appropriate to the present sea-
SOM
The year is going away like the sound OF
bells. The wind passes oven the stubble and
finds nothing to move. Only the red berries
of that slender tree seem as ifthey would fain
remind US fsomclhing cheerful; and the meas
nred beat ofthe thresher's fail calls up the
thought that in the dry and falling year lies
so much nourishmcnt and life.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

- sion of this ancient and favorite institution will
commence Wednesday, the l5th OF September.-
Punctuuity in attendance is required, alike by the inter
ests of the students and of the College.
Board in good families nny be had Mt prices ranging
rom 81 2j So 90 per week (Students preiering to
board themselves can reduce this expense low as 62
cents per week) The annual charges, including mi-
ton board and all incder dsfor room-rent, washing,
fuel and lights y between $1,000 and $4,000,
,l,,lisle Set 5-.ts G.. COLLINS. President.
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DAILY YIRGlNlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprtet0rs,
lanes MCDONALD, EDITOR.
TERpNs.

Tho yfRGINIAN is published daily at So and selnweeky q,
- ar annum, advance No subscription Is taken 3f t
: % six monhs and paper is discontinued except al
@ an of the Proprietors until all arrearages snail nave
e = = are inserted for so cents per square gor
ivory saB f5n insertion, aud 81 p cts for every uter
e =, e number insertions is not marked on the Ms IL
onn i.hel till ordered out, and charged accordingly
VIII Va III RATS are:For the privilege of two squares
,tkly SO; for square, daily s35 semi week ~
Ia! inner forn daily $0 miwecly S35 Every yearly
isr will required to conne his advertising % ms par
r line business, and II e exceed lhe slaee o'
~ ,ilI he ch Urged rataAly fr the excess
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70 SY2 afNGERS.
Weakness OF THE ORGANS.
,Q Fresh and Genuine Druss, exs

a2 FreSh and Genuine Drugs, exS
w MEDICINES, &c.--The subsc iber is now ~
N receiving his entire supply of English French ~
and American Drugs, Medicines and CAemtcaS, PatnfS'
OILS, VarnisbeS and Dye!St4t$.
Cloth, HAIR Flesh Tooth and Nail brushes; Surgi-
ca INSTRUMENTS fine and choice Perlumery aud Fancy
Goods great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
toilet Pomades &c. &c, together whal the popular
patent Medicines His stock embraces almost every ar
ticle usually found in Drug Store. The goods have
been recently selected with i'll the Northern and
Eastern cities and may be relied upon as represented
Those wanting articles in the above ne are invited
TO call he is prepared to offer Inducements Tor the
patronage JOHN II. SEAl, Druggists.
Prescriptions for Physicians and families attended
to at all times with neatness and accuracy II
nov 27-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

r.sTNEOR NEW ORLEANS-F"@
tA=z-rz=z-z& PACKET Iuginsa ami Louisiana Ltae-1o
saH 1eth dispach-The Regular Fast sailing Packet
Barque Cyane Capt. Geo. Burmster, will sail as above
For freight Cabin or steerage passage having superoo
accommodations, apply to DAVID CuhhlE,
de. lS 2fnmDw
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SATURDAY MORNING.
MISCELLANEOUS.
cERVANTS CLOTHING

ulDCbLlhIhLoOO.
nERVANTS CEOTnIING.-3O0 GREY
- AND BLACK SUITS, the same as those furnished
by the subscribers with two exceptions every
Tobacco Factory in Petersburg this and last wint r.
They have in every instance given perfect satisfaction
both to purchasers and hands. When number OF suits
ae taken the price is the al Petersburg by thu
hundred. > SliAf Eli " W.
dec II is
OGkS! LOCkS!-Reccived, direct from tn
- manufaetory, n complete assortment OF hocks,ol
all kinds qualities and prices, ir"m cents piece IL
$3.50 Having de- ,rnined to keep a thofoug hand well
asso ted ok of all kinds of Carpenters hardware
aud to sell moderate profit, invite all those IN want
10 give IA call before buying elsewhere.
sept l4--dts a. NlNSlON.
NEGROES WANTED.-rHE subsc'ibef
having located in Lynchburg, will give the highest
prices for Negroes between the of 10 and % years
Those having negroes Tor sale will find it To their inter
est to call on him. at Dibrcll's Hotel Lynehburg Va
All communications will receive prompt attention
nov 26-d&rts ID L READ
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DIR. ROBERT EARLY,
LAW CIRCULAR.
WORTHENGTON Il. SNETHEN,

WdSHINGION, ~. T.,
| FONTINUES to practice Law exclusively III the gu
| u preme court and to attend to cases before Con
| yress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
Departments, Bureaus and Boards OF commissioners
| To procure Patents for Inventions, at home ana u
broad and to obtain Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Legacies, and lnhefi'
in any part of the United States aud IN Foreign
Countries;
To make Investments of funds in Loans and Stocks
and Bond an Mortgage, and to negotiate the pur
cha and sale of oans Land and Patentrghts in any
State ofthe Union. aug 9"d&cts
%. w. SEANkS.
II r o R " T. A T "
WILL practice in the Superior and Inferior courts
w of Lg1ch5ag, Botel0u1t, Roanoke and CamP0ei
Address Lynchburg, Va, Office CT post" + riend 5
W,rehonse ,ec d&cts
JOSEPH III. WILSON,
OLESALE AND RETAIL ROC f X ,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
LYNuHBURG, VA,
- ESPECTFULLY socits the patronage of his
"a friends and the public generally.
sept lS-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

HOUSE, LynchDurg, Va.

TABELE HOUSE, LynchDufs, va.
~ The undersigned takes this method ofintormng his
friends and the public generally that he has leased tor
ofyears the CABELL Hol SE' ana ihat II Is
now open for the reception of company 1t has un-
dergone thorough repair from tip to bottom and IS
fi1rn shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks call and if entire satisfaction ls not gwen
no charge will be made lie has also leased EtltoF
SIo5es the best in the city which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender, and attentive Ostlers.
G. w. A. RAINE, Proprietor.
n. B.-I have made arrangements with the ProPrle-
torsof rho ..VmGIYIAY READING Room" by which my
guests will have the pleasure of visiting that resort o"
news and literature. Cards Of admission will be OBJ
tained ar the Hotel iv l2-d&eu H. w. A. II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges OF Inc
United State. and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris fhadei-
phia and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most as,
onishing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep great
norvonsness. being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashfulness, with frequent bushng, attended some
times, with arrangement of mind were cured immedi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25
CALAMANDER SAFES IA further sup

- ply assorted sizes of the "World's Fair premium
Safes" Just received and for sale by
,nnv 90-ta B + SACKETT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-03

posed to examine him by telegraph at 81. Louis What
hst h.d 10 do with the question whether this evidence
r he ala not exactly Il would be had no
doubt be agreeable and more 70 exs
mine him by telegraph than to produce MN mere oat
and there doubt upon them-a ne could not
ees that neglect assent to this should use this
testimony to be excluded Nor did he ses anything In
ihe adsvits in answer they would all recole;t the
patience and sssduity with which he had read them
and not only read, but. In imitation OF disng aished
(M-s Forrests) affidavit and Ter protest against the
application to the Legislature of Pennsylvania and he
counsel said there nothing but letter
Affidavit Of Jamieson's. There suggestion
reserved for this mcrpingthere not the remosest
alusion that MIS- VOORHEES, had made aft iavit
He thought the rule Of Law thoroughly established
that the admission Of the parties at all times aud
anywhere admissible She tbe plaintf) of course de-
ried a acts OF adulerytha she had done under OATH
in her complaint this sction-and if the Jury believed
that they would mot believe the defendant testimony
They had been asked why they did net call the plaintiff
on the stand They had he supposed right TO DO co.
and to the defendant under the code) 50 far
the Court had ruled they had right apd when they
nsd euch confidence in the plaintiffs truth they 1.-THE
plaintiffs connse had In the Defendants they would
certainly place her the stand Suppressed laughter
The learned counsel then read several extrscts from
& she spUas not 90 sie
applicable than by referring to Mr. Forests affidavit
in which the "ssid' letter get torth-for acci-
dentaiy, that letter nowhere set forth by her IN
words and however innocent and 1T was the Court
wud the extraordinary efforts that had been made
to keep out from the Jury. The learned gentleman
(Mr 0Oonor be could not but feel had departed from
The original rule laid down by the Court for the
Of any question which might was that the
party opposing should have the reply. He had dwelt
very family in the opening and had gone very fully
into the summing up Of the whole In conclusion
be submitted they clearly entitled to read the
ticrs of the affidavit be sought to read and in regard
those parts Of it which denied Gas suggested by
his associate) they entitled to prove what par
tusr parts denied and that they were entitled to
5a.ify those denials by showing that the statements
true in fact.
For want of room compelled to leave out the
remainder Of the days proceedings
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~N~~r(o>~e<~cor-~N~>|N|~~~
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
PARDON OF THE CUBAN PRISONERS.
~~ooS~oN~0N>S~~~~~~~S~
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
->~oo0>o~~<~~eo>~D~>~>c~
PROGRESS OF THE ELECTIONS.
N>y>o~>0~enrco~ro-oo0~
ID f CLIN t. IN co TTON.
,~-~~-~~r-o>~~O~o~~oN~~~
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C. Sc. 30.
DECLINE IN ton.

By the arrival Of tho steamship Africa at this port
yesterday from Liverpool. have seven days later
intelligence from all parts Of Europe Our London dates
TO the 10th Of December, Paris Dec 18TH inclusive
Among the passengers by the Africa i Colonel Moore
bearer Of dispatches from London to Washington.
Madrid unts Of the 18th Dec that the reply
Of the government Of the United States to her Majesty
for the insat offered to the Spanish flag highly "a
tisactory Her Majesty has thereto ps-doned all the
American prisoners concerned ia the late Cubs
The Council Of Ministers had consented 10 allow the
King to sign public acts during the confilment OF the
Queen.
The newe from France is interesting and i'm portsnt.
The Africa arrived 1t her dock at III o'clock
The steamship Asia from Boston arrived at Liverpool
the goth Of December.
Cotton had DECLINED
The money markets remained without alteration.
Advioes from Naples OF the 9th state that the
Of the OF the President in Paris had been re
ceved by the government there with the most lively
saisfaction.
The market for American Stocks exhibited changed
aspect. An active demand had sprung up extending to
most Of the descriptions usually dealt in prices
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The Weekly Herald,

Containing highly interesting intelligence from Eu
rope Csl crnia Washington &c will be published at 10
O'Clock this morning Price sixpence, in wrappers and
ready for mailing
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Case....Hcrald

The Forrest Divorce Case.---Herald
LditonA full report Of Wis interesting trial. by the La
Rero,tsr Of the Herald being the only complete edition will
report has been copyrighted and any will Dc
10 DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, Publishers Tribune Build
irr
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its val fro Albany, taking
OF an increase Of four weeks We do not doub. it,
witty lively, and Independents journal is not pub
lshea in The country This weeks number capital
full of original tales humorous sketches fun
Its column ocity gossip cam by all
cool i'm pudence Agents. Dexter Brother and
g. Haoek For sale everywhere, four cents per cory.
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10 merrow will contain accurate likeness of Mrs
Catherine Norton Forrest with sketch of her life. Tho
memoirs Of Madame Jume will be continued, and the
PHO opinions Of Nicholas Seagrst ESQ., city politics.
viii he given. The ATLAS win be rich tomorrow.
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A UcTIoN NoTIcH-rHoMAS BELL, AUCrIOSxBR.
= -HfE Bush.-This day ~ lex o'clock. ~ No ~
feiiL "n-m srss, Furniture Of family from sissa st
srlends Watches &c. from last years sale; DRY Goods.
- NfNp. ArcrIoNEER.-FURs AT AUCTION
n. 4. kLhP will sell Monday, ~ 10Y o'clock, At
he ssts Nassau street. Fulton, large and
vsn<te zee a manufactured furs sleigh robes &C.,
fssRk 4a vctorlnes and cuffs. Of real crmne
fffk LenAen lustrsf lynx stone msrten, nasurAi
FsnHsA s&ser Ae, Iil lined and trimmed in the moss
fsenshtt Anner for thr city retail trade Also
FStss Srsat variety, comprising polar beat panther
set tunao, ed and trimmed, foot NUTS caps
nc. CAulsgoes en- the morning Of sale.
uOMEsTEADS.
EXCELsioR BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AS
II socaion.-rhe regular monthly meeting OF ths Assoc
ciatcn will be hold at Masonic Hail. "a Grand street.
Foreyth street tuesday evening. January 9th, at
oclook which time number OF shares will be redeemed
Monthly and interest payable At the
lb6 Bowery before the 5th instant The
sent entrance fee S. which win be 70 $40 after
January Sth. X. J. HAWS. President.
NATnaNIKL y. LABoRTE Secretary.
DRCsPECT HILL VILLAGE Ass0CIATION.-PRO-
posas will be received for grading the land OF the
citation until the 10th Jasuary 1852 Plans and speci6,a
tons be obtained of the President with whom all
s must pc left, marked Estimates for Grading &c.
ALFRED =. PEACE, President.
WV. FARMER, Secretary. I6l Third avenue.
1872 Canal street.
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Museum appears this week in entire Dress and
the most beautiful literary journal published in his
country 1t with the tale, by John
Neal writer Of emnence and ability entitled The Child
Of Love" 1t contains many illustrations, which the
wood engsavngs that have appeared in
American p,ins If which gives Mrs. Warner
Queen Catherine and another of De Quincy tho English
Opium Eater and several humorous engravngs Wenottce
that Mrs. Caroline Lee Henz has original tale in this
number and that she and Mrs Ann Stephens and other
distinguished writer's engaged to furnish original
vel;ettee for the year. DEXTER a. BROTHER. As Ann
agents for the Mueeu which cold by all the
periodical dealers in this city.
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Look out for the 8 Lantern on Tuesday,
9th inst when will shine forth in ite glory spread
refugen. light the criticism Of gentlemen
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Gf1E SAIL r &C ASUN.

SEARlNG'S PRIVATE DANCING AND WALTZlNG
~ Academy 81 Bond street. Is day
Who wish to learn the Dances the shortest
time. Glasses forming for the second quarter.
sorees two weeks exclusive the patrons the
academy For terms and full particularly apply 1t
Mr.. SIS residence, rs above.
A DoDW oRTH.s DANCING ACADEMY. 48
"A Brocme street, near Broadway-A class for be-
gnners will com Monday evening. January A. 3
o'clock Gentlemen wishing to attend will please call be-
fore that time and enter their Glasses
ce Of the Polka, schotischs Redowa, Gorieza and all
and wednesdsys and Saturday. Gentlemen commence
81 any time Ladies' and childrens GLASSES the
day.: At and oelock soirees every two weeks II
public that hsyelcomposcd set Of sehoti:che Quaares
entirely and worthy Of being introduced the dancing
world Of shs city. This set will be taught during
coming second term, and my friends
lave yet had the pleasure Of introducing to them
promised TO prove so satisfactory this one.
RURNToNs' DANCING ACADEMY. 600 BROADWAY:
Classes forninR for the Second Quarter Tuesday and
Friday evenings for Ladies and aentemen New
those who advanced In danor for begjuners
Practice in the Quadrle, Waiting. Tsnpete Geritzs,
schottsch. Polka. kazurka, La Cstarins RedowA. New
figures and steps every school evening" All who intend
joining this School solicited to enter their The
number this term limited. For ssrms-apply At IA Bow
cry, Book Store.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.


CT. STEPHENS CHURCH.-THE SECOND OF A Sc
~ ries Of to young will be delivered In ST.
Stephens Church. corner Of Broome and Chryste
by the Rector, Rev. j. Ii. Price, D. d. Sunday
evening Service to commence at o'clock.
RRoOKLYN PHILOMATHEAN SOCIETY.-REv. e L.
~ Magoon Of will lecture before this society At the
Brot byp Female Academy Joralemon street. Monday
evening next. jan 9th. O'Clock. Subject West
course ef Civilization as developed in Literature, Sci
Art. Tickets rs cents
I ECTURE IN ST. MARY'S CHURCH.-A LECTURE
II will be delivered in st Marys Church. corner Of Grand
and Ridge streets, to Sunday evening at half
o'clock BY the very Rev Dr. Morarsy of Phia
charge Of the sssers Of Charity subecs-fhe Catholic
Church in England; lis trials and its mphs Iicke
81 eaeh be had at the Catholic bookstores
Sections Of the different Catholic Churches and
DOOR
TIEIvEksALISr MISSION CHURCH CHATHAM
- Hail. No. Chatham sIuare-Rsv. II. H. Nys q
Brooklyn, will preach tomorrow Sunday afternoon at
o'clock The public are respectfully invited scss frse
ana collection taken.
VNHE VENERABLE REV. HOSEA BALL0U WILL
preach to morrow Sunday morning aud aterno
the Lecture Room Of the University MEDICAL COLLEGE For
tenth street Third avenue, at To- A. n T.
The public are invited. Seats tree.
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TOMESTE ADS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.


ClTY EXPRESS POST FOR SALE THE PaopRIE-
Tor eemgssd to :s on Of i'll health The
street SECOND foor front room from 10 till ~ A. and3
CoRsALE-A BRoADwAY REsrA URANr FOR SALE,
stns ted corner in the most business Of the
street. The saloon fitted up with upper rooms
sxhk G. sss
EoR sALE.-A BILLIARD ROOM. IN CONNECTION
TWO Billiard Tables Price for the whole about eight h"n.
sE s Tx fs1Hs
FOE SALE ; LOW c4.. OF FRENCH SATIN BIO
Sd be viii 3 an ,y
EoR sALE-A GRAY TRoTrING HORSE. NAMED
Henry Clay hive years old sound and kind can sro.
r Apply s
Bowery.
FOR sAtE LIZ BAY MARE; SEVEN YEARS OLD !5s
read aiio Top Buggy tho lasss. style. Sold for
For sALE.-HANDsoME WHITE FRENCH LAP
II Dogs. Also Canarv Birds good singers They
will be sold cheap At No lCo Barclay street. stairs
FURNISHED HoUsE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS
offered 70 any one in pursuit. Of house already fur.
the 10 %
Situation near Madison SQUARE LEY lev doors from
METROPOLITAN HALL lLATE TRIpLERl TO LET.
day Monday, Wednesday Friday and Monday. 3D. 6s.
Eh hoOss Yns su ssr
zee, on the premises.
NEwsPAPER-TuE ADVERTISER WISHES TO DIS
~ poe the in weekly paper
with handsome circulation and fair advertising patronage
The e entirely out Of debt, and n
weekly over expenses Az active busness could double
s circulation in short time and add by exerson large
would object TO take the whg SIDE the beias
and who Ii wRRs
interests satisfactory arrangement will be made by
eretng y H. at the Office of this paper which shall be
Two RENT-THE STORES NOS. - AND IS BARCLAY
street. for term Of tive or ten They IS no
feet order and suitable for any business For
VIM H. noIr6ok s BSoadw.y ~ or
TITO LET-sECOND FLOOR, TWO BEDROOMS ON
third, with privilege Of basement. Of modera bliit
house in Nineteenth street few doors west Of Eighth
small family without children preferred Rent S75 Ap-
ply It the grocery opposite.
Two LET. POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY-THE UPPER
part Of house, desirably located within block Of
second story two third and large attic ROOM with
privilege Of bath and cellar Rent moderate de-
srable tenant Reference required. Apply st Dl Broa
way
rTO LET-FROA TaE FIRST OF FEBRUAa Y (oR BE-
Ss
Merchants Exchange Hanover stree. ba,ement
can be seen At any time.
Two LET-Two BROWN STONE 7 RoNT THREE STORY
houses IN Pacific street. South Brooklyn the,dfth
new. with a,b gs fixtures and nnshed in the mo Ter
style JxsEs t cocksRs JS John