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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
Lancaster, January g, 1919.


M the best QnaIiiy always on hana.
MELLOW Rio Coffee, Green do. lava do; Young
i Hyson Teas, Imperial do; Black do; Orleans ana
Loaf Sugars, Boston Syrup prime article. tTieAns
MolaseS, Sugar House do; Tobacco, Segarss cinnamon
cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, etc etc at
September d, KtCFFMAN& SO
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WANTET

JoURNEYMAS Cabinet Maker can Esd tnmedi-
\ ate snd permanent employment, At good wages,by
applying 10 the undersigned. at .ancaster: OHIO:
THOMAS G. D0DSoN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

CoNnoN ScHooLs OF New EsGLAsD.--Dy
,he last oficialreturns ofthe public schools
in The six New England States, the whole
number Of pupilssias attendance during the
wear was 64i,gS3.. The whole cost of IN
slructiou for the year was $2,055, l3lso9:
IuSVermont the average cost Of each pupil
was S2,2a; in Mainey Sf,34; IN Connectl-
cut, Sl,35; in Rhode Island, lisa, In Mas
sachds6tts the law requires each tow TO
raise by tax at least $50 per child, tween
i've and ffteen years Of age, as q condition
of receiving share OF the income OF the
-Stsko sehaoi fund. All the towns compli-
Ell with tbs condition last year, and 1870
toNn81a4ised double the sum thus specified.
The ataount expended In Massachusetts last
year for each child above named was 4,64.
TIE AneEE TS1pE.-Some idea OF the
syalues0fs apples, saysthe Rome my .)Sen-
&ineitias an article of profit 20 the farmer
NAV be found In the fact that no less thar
t25'00otbatfels hayeebeen purchased by twS
Amvers. chiefly in the towns Of Kitkland
M9fshdfi and Augusta, and shipped east .,
market, The amount received IL proball
ahnnt 100000. The Rochester Union say
theiCro1 of this valuable fruit Is light II
that section. Buyers for the eastern mar
ketsu hxvebeeaa active in purchasing tn
.nraducts of many orchards. No less thqi
-5O0sbdfrelsswere shipped BY canal from thu
civ eastward in the last Two days. Tn
prices paid have been about $L,ab per bar
- aH. a#M
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Nails! Nails!! NaiIslH
hCEIkTrA sellNONE but JUNIATA NAILS
Every Keg sold byus has our name printed in full
upon the head, ard is warranted, We have mo-" In
our warehouse
700 Kegs Nails, Spikes and Brads,
400 Boxes Sx10, l0x.2 and lOxl4 Glass,
400 Kegs Pure White Lead
And every description of HoUsE TRIAfsINes,
which viii be sold lower than they can be bought
any where else. MN,
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.YaIuahle rroperty for sale,

VWVaE subscriber Will sci, upon re asonabIe terms,
his property In Oakland Twelve miles south OF
i.ncaster. On the Zlnesyff1e &Maysville Turnpike.
The property consists Of d good Dwelling House
and a nav Store House with Ware. Rooms sttaehed'
Fisn7h is Stehm saS Mill sitaats on the adjoihing
lots, The property Is In excellent repair and in a
healthy section Of country kss ylg.Bs 5sss' = Z,
Any person wishing to engegeinbasines ina small
Mace. Will do we'll TO call and examine my property'
Olkland, Nov. 10, 1854 aGEoaf HAMblN.E
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Attachment Notice.

-E91 NVFEyDF u lHtlI
NToTICE is hereby given sthaA vfitaof ettaehmen'
~ was thissda issued, at the inHtAneo Of each o.
,be Snderaianed. ibvs C. Trovingerfa Justice Of the
peace Of Wsinut township, Fairfield county Ohio
aseInstthe goods, chhttles andueffeets iofaJohn +
Dunawayf "a absconding debtorseegtl .e -
EHEBYa vi ~S4 - &c CstMlLLERtN
November ., lS53-9w2t GEo-FoRGkAW,
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Xttachment Notlce.

"a Tiny instance aewrit of attachment was this
~ deg; issued by = TfoEingprr q Justice Of the
Epaace 81 WALNUT towushin. FAirfsld county, Ohio
against the property Of rJohn. y Dunawey an AZ.
ssondine de6toE far ninateendollhr and thirty-eigh
cent?, dhseathis 1st day Of Novspber ta6S
| 07--3w JACOh AEANhn,
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THRCNw. 4 z. kaiEsoApf-The wosk-
men are now pbusiiy eugagedin laying the
track west, and from present indications we
may expect a train ofcars from the Queen
city some timein January. A large amount
Oft sail is now laying ss the whsrfst Cards
BosrdYssS, where the workbench are engsgy
ed in pseparingdt for the track. Several
cars have already arrived. anda "Loeomo,,
tfvc's is daily expected from Columbus
In anticipation 81 ths eeood time eomingY
business aiteady begins to "look up" our
business men have already auicksned their
pace; wagons loaded with produce crowd
our streets, and all IN all Lancaster gives
aSttsrinr evidence Of becOming what the
&UtIa calls 4 first class city" No city ~
the State can claim a p%rettier lO~eat'on--our
huIsspdySlieys are u~nsarPassetln grandeur
aud fertility; our farmers and mechanics
cannot he beat for industry and ingenuity,
and the aoldF ogies' who have for years
acted a. clogs ~uponthe wheel of progress
wllryet and that the goeheaditiyeness Of
our people will make q city outot Lancaster
ain spite ofthem."
In viewaof these facts IetouE business
men arouse themselyest to ae%tion-let them
know thar ii Il utterly impossible to increase
outstrades without first increasing our facill-
tics, One very great aud disastrous draw
back on the growth Of our city is a want q
suitable buildings to do business in. II
those Of our eitizenswho own property IN
business portions,of the. city would improve
thy erecting large and eommodlous build.
ings,theY would thereby increase their own
wealth as we'll as that sof the city twenty
fold. AT presentweare notable to accom-
modate our present number Of business men
and how can we expect, under the circum
stances, to have men OF capital come ant
make their home among US. We hold on
acknowledgements for capitalists from abroad
and seem perfectly e~ontentto have our eli
remain a sons horse t0aoa n'--having a rail
road, andthat'saW A
The fatmer must cut down the forest, d
ditcbesgbuild fences ~andlucrease the are
Of his cleared land If he wishes. to @increas
the amount Ofhis productions, and the cap
talist in the city must scout down. his Of
buildings, adig" deep cellars and 'build
large aud commodious hcures if'he wishe
70 afhcresse" the amount Of his rent an
double the value of his property.
Now. let US beg Of fall those who have prof.
erty and have not the goaheqditiveness
bout them to improve tito sell on reasonab
terms, to some person or persons who vii
We beg Of them. in the name of PRoeRE'
and the Goaheaditiye spirit Of the age,
not,stand in the way Of our city's prosperll
by tenuciously clinging to some "oldshel
Ola building which is. not worth--the re-
they ask for It.
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CIV Property For Sale.

City Property for Sale.
TINE undersigned offers for sale the property now
orruDied bv aim asa Residence, upon the south
west corner Of Chestnut street and Centre ailey; II
is located in the central part OF the city, and viii be
sold upon reasonable terms.
Lancaster, Oct 5. 1859. 3wd&w
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MoRE or rfe EicmfnER oBfaAos.-Ws
give below an extinct ofa letter under date
'of thelOth Seplsmbee hstsio relation TO
the. outrage perpetlaied on Mf. Lightusr, g
leItfzsu of the U6Ited slaseg, ~ Mexican,
oeicials,in chihunhuas The resPeenbiHty.
of the author ipswel The ~corrsstneY Of BE
statement. aud ne Utmost tdllzhes can Be
placed upon what be has written Il q as
follows:
JrEyerythine here is about as usual. No,
ching new Of Importance except the new
eaIct or Santa Anna, prohibiting the ose Of
foreign coin ia the republic, and taxing hor-
SEES, raising the duties Of lcalico, &e..to iVe
cents per vara, which amounts 10 a prohi-
billion, You.kuow that when Gen; TFIas
was up here (1ast spripg)to raise funds 20
feed and clotbe his naked soldiers, he lei
Mr.. Lightner take into Mexico n Iarge a.
mount of goods, The custom house OH
GERS Of Oh huahua, under the jnstruclions q!
Santa Anna, refused TO recogRize General
Tfias' act, and seized on some ffteeu or six
teen thousand dollars'' worth Lighter
then sold out what was left for what he
could get, and made out a claim against
Mexico. Whenthe custom house officers
cav this they became alarmed, end offered
to return the goods il he would pay the ex.
pense Of the removal, &c, this be refused,
l and they kept the goods. Gen. Trias, Then
called on Dir. Lightner and told him that Al
he had been the cause Of HIS difficulties ht
would give him possession Of all hisfancbes
or sell them aud turn over the money ~
1 - ~ - - = - NM
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RECEIVED THIS DAY.

ofthe court o fesmmOn pleas for Fairfield eorni
September %. 1853. 6g9O
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NToTTcE i hereby given that the snbterloer ma
IN been appointed and 9uanneq g sSeeusOr :. AZ AZ
estate Of Robert Carnts, lAte 81 r. MTpSTN
ceased.
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HOMIE TEADS.

DETERSyIILE HOMESTEAD AsS0CIATION.-ANUH
her OF persons of small means finding y impossible TO
and houses this city snd believing such increase Of rents
to thereby compelling them to
reside small attic damp Easements in low
place in this city endangerng the lives Of themselves and
families secured tract of land the New Haven
Railroad in the town of Now Rochelle which thoy intend TO
lay out into village plots.
he land secured contains many Of the most beautiful
building sites in the state The Of the most
mantle and dais-whoh must naturally in
health and pleasure Of those who settle there.
Upon this property are several houses barns &C.
lcneht OF worngmen should not have preponder
the benefits to be derived from i'm
which be the property they have deter
mined shall not be offered for sale but that each member
shall chance to draw Of the houses with
out any extra charge Whatever.
Public meetings will bo held every Monday evening at
O'clock American Hail. Of Broadway and Grand
Articles of Association and circulars be had
gratis of either of the officers.
Y. A. POTTER. President No. Hanover street.
W II, HnYT, Secretary No, go Ninth avenue.
r. n. CILATLEy Recording Secretary, l76 Broadway
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

RIO JEWELLERS sIIvERsMITHs, PLATERs, &C.
i A. RJDIGLR Die sinker, Chaser and Engraver, NJ
On Ann street kind Of dies well executed, also
ina and ohang ON gold very moderate terms Please
In aud try
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.

nAGUERRE0TyPE LIKENESSES WORTH HAVING
Sucb as are daily taken IN every style OF the art,
many hTst families at the old and popular rooms
KNAPP lg Broadway Prince street. and l0i Bowery
over Andcrsons carpet store Family groups taken in
superior manner Licensees OF the sick deceased person
nlly attended 20 by DR. n.
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MATRIMONIAL.

THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAN, % YEARS OF
rge good character and appearances aud education
who has returned from California with 81 600 wishes
acquaintance with some handsome, amisbls and
young lady, who would be willing to enter
into the matrony with him before the latter part
of next month Cpn address c. Ii. Scott Post Office for
ork merchants.
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THE TURF.

RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND-TRoTTJNG-
purse OF 20 will come OF Tuesday March 20 for
nores tha never roted for mile heats three
in he under the saddle Entries the above
On AVnday evening, by 9'eloek L. LUFF Proprietor.
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CLOTHING.

rLoTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIEs
~ and gentlemen having to dispose Of receive .
fair cash price, by sending to the letter post
$. COHEN, 452 Hudson street, and 90 West Broadway
Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen.
EAST OF CLOTHING-s2Oo0 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally gvea In current
money for large and small lots Of good loft on clothing
description Address through post or call on JAMES
MOKoNEY his second hand store II Orange street. neM
Chatham.
GENTS, NoTICEi-I yoU WANT TO HAVE YOUR
NJ spring clothing properly cleaned dyed, al
tered or repaired buying new, send them TO 53
Pearl street near broadway the only and long established
store whore done to pcrectionand in
time Observe AS Pearl street. A. CORTISSOS.
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DRY GOODS,

CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS.-TIFTY CASES OF
~ Canton Grape shsws plain and enbrodsrcd)
sale by the much below the market
value having the entire Of Of
he largest shipping houses the city previous to the
emit advance. GEO. BuLPIN 36l Broadway.
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EoR SALE OR TO LET-IN SOUTH STREET, WITH
without stock of liquors and provisions, first class
building well located between Peck Slip and ferry
Brooklyn and we'll adapted for ship chandevy restaurant
First rate lease without restrictions whatever Apply
at jog South street.
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NEW YORK AND HAVANA ExPRkss.-THR UN.
IN dsrsgned have established express and sonmssies
Gale de Ia lndnssria OF LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO.,
"a Broadway, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A MEXICAN FLUID MAGNESIA-AN AGREEABLE
IA and safe spring aperient females children puri
hes the system skin erupons and relieves
broadway Sands, Fulton street, er 266 Grand street.
Dr. Feeney Stapleton S. and all respectable druggists
HOLBRoOKE, MARTIN CO., 157 Broadway.
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DRESS GOODS FOR CASH. HOXIE, JR., NO. 81
~ Nassau street. opposite the Post Once receiving
fancy dress goods p.sed lawns and aeonst i.rsss
prints linens snghams white goods &s mostly from
Non Also, full assortment Of demesss for cash, ~
tho ulual credit.
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FINE ARTS.


VENUS FOR ShLE.-A FINE OIL PAINTING,
n size Of life Just the thing for California Australia
can rolled up without injury Can be at I0 Broad
way room No. A. fourth story.
J,INE ARTs.-AN ORIGINAL PORTRAIT OF MARIA
Antoinette by lie Brun, for sale beautiful picture
head and bust the size of life.
CHAs. JARVIS, &c White street.
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FNO RENT-IN THE TOWN OF EAST CHESTER, A
brown stone Gothic cottage eligbly located with sta
BILE good well &c. Apply to 80 South William street, New
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET.
WIN be sold at auction on Monday, 18th instant at
wagons, harness, saddles, &C., DC.
JOHN II. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS co.'s WEEKLY EXPRESS FOR CALI:
IA fornta-New arrahgemcnt-Per United States mail
steamer Crescent City Monday March 2sth 1883
Meeting at Panama with the Pacific mail steamship Oregon
for San Francisco Under the for weekly
steamer for California shall despatch our nett
In charge of special by the United States mail
steamer Crescent City, Monday next 18th instsn 1t
o'clock, p. NJ, for Aspinwsl, Navy Bay direct.
ADAMS 4 CO., 50 Broadway.
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com CAsH.-SEvERAL TENANT HOUSES NEAR
PSOO ly and renting for $500 TO 81 coo will be sold
cheap and by small payments. Apply to G. ANDREWS,
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CREAT BARGAINS IN DRY G0ODS.-F CARR co
U have Just opened the spacious % Bowery OPP
poste carpet store and the sale
tllas capes tamas bersges muslins dc laines, prints
bombanes slpacas poplins with large assortment OF
goods extremely prices Ee-
CANT brocade plaid plain and striped silks to e
and silk and cspes and plain wool
from u.s. to se per yard printed musins st very cheap
linen sheetngs and pillow linens all kinds prints and cot
varsity Of All the best mskss Also many other kind, q
call every article will be offered decided bargains
cash No. % Bowory just below Grand street. store for
mery occupied by Thomas Young
r INKN GOODS AT GREAT BARGAINS.-WE HAVE
IL this turned attention particularly TO these
goods and have to offer good be
found Our prices far below the instance
ssS a'psf; e sns n sns aa e n s
3s and collar linens st a. 3D. towsng at 3d. 0d and Is
dsnsk table cloths yards yards at 81 50 damasks
two yards wide s0e to 6s brown cloths large sire Soc
T.W &W.T. GILLEY L CO., l@ Bowery.
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GUNNER BoARD.-MRs: dooDRIDGE HAS TAKEN
- the spacious mansion formerly occupied by John II.
Rowland ESQ., situated the Eighty sixth street.
North river Easy by steamboat railroad Fam
ing at ~ Clinton place. Good stAbling and water.
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LN0R SALE AT H0B0KEN.-A THREE STORY BRICK
store and dwelling west side Of Washington street
Third with carriage house stables, &o being in The
centre business and old established stand IL Ia
desirable for tie grocery feed flour business Lot 2 BY
feet running through TO Bloomfield street house y by
80 and carriage house % by ~ feet All most substsn
TALLY built by days work and only sold account Of the
emovng West For price and further informa ton
apply at 50 Chambers street from 10 70 u A. and TO
r. M JOHN M.B0ARD.
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DOOMs, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED-PARLORsA AND
IL bedrooms also single for gentle
men, with without breakfast DO obtained in the
modern built house. with all vonienc gas baths
street.
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ITO LEr-IN CONVENTION HALL, 179 WOOSTER
/ street. large hail. we'll adapted for lodges other
associations Also, store ON the ground floor Apply
ths premises to H. H. LADD 66 Pearl street.
Hy~on kfos sIiu
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Nocsrhe subscribers to tho stock Of the New
York and Virginia Steamship Company hereby requested
SAINTS Front street No. York The following insta@ens6
April next u per cent. By order Of the Directors
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TNRENCH BOARD.-TO LET, FROM THE ETH OF
April the whole second floor consisting of parors
bedrooms vita all the modern in a.st class
city, convenient for families wishing permanent
perary residence None but those Of highest respeota
bity need apply Also paror and bedroom to let from
hrst Of May third floor southsrners invited to call
At 6S st. Marks plac. Dinner hour ~ selsok Stages
PASS the door. Reference exchanged.
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EOR sALE1A FOUR YEARS LEASE OF LARGE
store and basement, kept liquor store at present.
and will make good stand for grocery and wholesale liquor
business in Centre street. about three minutes walk row
City HALL. BY applying TO c. sCHAFFRR, 70 Nassau
street, all necessary Information be obtained.
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WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR AS.
w sortment of mourning goods embracing many and
beautiful fabrics in the most chaste and elegant designs
Barege robes grenadines Grape de Pkrs &C. together
great variety other styles Of goods oil of which we
are offering nc extremely low prices.
KERR 4 Co, 76l Broadway
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TOR sALE-A FULL LOT ON NORTH SIDE THIRTY.
second street. 226 feet of Fifth Inquire Of
d. SCHO0NNAKER, ia Naodougal street.

T,OR sALE-THE NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
with basement and cellar hnshedin modern style,
lot 20xlO house 2Ox40 No ~ Dean Brooklyu price
- OO 1900 remain mortgage Dean street begins
Court street six blocks below the City Hail. Inquire Of n
j. GELHOOLY, Is Nassau street.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-A GENTLEMAN, HIS
wife, three children and servant desire board in the
country during tho summer months Location convenient
the dspot the Hudson River Railroad preferred
Address boz S4J. lower Office.
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yXTEST TWENTY.SEvENTHS STREET, AND EAST FIF-
teenth street. Stuyvesant square.For sale, two we'll
built three story and cellar
Twenty Sixth and East Fifteenth
Second both In fine order For forms and
permission to see them apply to JAMES PRICE, No. 200
Hudson Canal street.
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MADAME LAvRNE HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
M Paris and Monday next Is the day fixed BY Madame
L. to open her show rooms At No 3l Spring street.
doors west OF the Nicholas Hotel for the exhibition
her recent mportations Of Partisan
ladies' caps headdressss &C. Also case Of Misses
nets and number Of French lawn bonnets travelling
The display will most elegant one, advise
every one Of our lady readers TO make her visit this
Caeon
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MILLINERY-MRS. LEVY WILL OPEN HER SHOW
Iu room this day, March 2sth with elegant variety
imported bonnets well brilliant assortment of he
own manufacture. Mrs invites the public call an,
tie street.
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DERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARD NAY Be
obtained at Mrs. E. c. Corhns IN Broadway also, to
let, the basement.
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mo LET-TwO OF THE ROW OF NEW THREE-STORY
houses with yeranda: in front north side Of Eighty
sixth street. $50 feet west Of Fourth and very
railroad and omnibus These finished
end lighted being ON high ground with commanding
view, renders the location desirable Apply G.
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ENOR sALE-A NEW COMPOUND PASTE UNRIvAL
led in its effect and failing single
cure every who IT, Also fluid extract for the
81 Per jar Fluid extract for the blood
Church. Please ring the bell inquire for the Doctor
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

LII THE EVILS OF LIFE C0MBIN ED ARE SCARCE
IA ~ equal to the miseries OF having to about from
one end OF The city the other search suitable board
INF mouse The ropretors Of the New York Boarding Elk
change nave means OF communication between
persons want OF board and those having sceommo ation
for boarders Once No. 2s9 Broadway Of Reade
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BOARD WANTED-FOR TWO LADIES IN THE vi.
ID entity of York from first or middle Of May to
the last Of October On the New Haven Railroad
Address Box 99l, Post office
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACrOHs.-HANNIBA AND ST.
.hs once e u: und:rss.s ihs oily Hsn.issi.
sion masoasy and bstda y Ave mss Of ..,S
:sur until ths tenth Az q My for ths sr.doati.
ing from s. Joseph TIE remainder of the line
tending distance Of hundred and fifty miles win
be placed under contract the
pared By the engineers Thi, iss embraces
Plans, proflss and spscnoations will DO ready 1t each
place week previous to the letting.
DUFF LEARNED, Contractors H. h st. J. r. Z.
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street, between sixth avenue and Broadway; twslvs
nues four lots Forty first street Sixth avenus
lots Fortieth street fronting the Crystal Palace three
streets three lots Thirty
Apply TO r. G. PIERCE, l. 104 Broadway.
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