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bSss given are perfectly inadequate to afford
= guess at those who from juvenility are growing
up into nen and women, the former thieves and bull
lies, tho latter prostitutes. Twenty.ons thousand
support existence, ~ the average, though in add-
ZION to what We have stated we find that nine hun
drcd and eleven were charged this last year with
begging and theft One Of the causes which contri-
scan assist to maintain them" to the class of COM
pulsory beggars at the outset, is to be 70 md with
out question, in the crusade made in the neghbor-
hood of the hitherto privileged street-markst such
fhe-Sugar," "Shortweight,n and the lke-rate and
taxpayers as they paid farthing of either tax
or rate that they did not get back with intsrest)
have insisted upon the police removing. Trained
from earliest infancy to the profession of the men.
velopement Of the child's feeling GENERALLY source
Of such delight and expectation to those around
fhem) becomes, with some three or four more
Thousand mere children, diverted into the re-
pulsve channels just enumerated, and that
which should be full of innocence and purity is
converted into horrible familiarity with vice. till the
child <ef twelve Is often precocious man. and full
grown criminal There Is matter here for the Legis-
allure to ponder over The magistrate, it seems, is
nhoeseling neighbor "show cause (without rsason)
!ne street seller must 60 and in consequence, the
puk OF Juvenile vagrancy receives an impetus and an
increase. The laws Of compensation scandalously
misused with US. If we find rascality in Office, we
may abolish that office, but we give the arch knave
compensation" Nothing has been provided for
despotc moment, when the small profits of two hun
nred Lttle dealers were to cease in an insant-noth
ng but notice. even If that courtesy extended
70 them. 1t must be satisfactory to the shopkeepers
and the public too, if they do like clear streets to
know that they must pay for them, and one way or
other, the mendicants and thieves will make both
eads meet, by the compulsory uxures of prison diet,
living at the average rate OF ESQ per annum, all costs
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A correspondent OF the Capital city Fda, Maya, Of
Columbus makes the following reliable statementThs
wool growers of Clark Marion, Morrow vnd Kuox coun
ties already chipping, although IL is two weeks
and light and the gr0w to be disposed put 1t
in tine ORDER The most Of them
already contracted their wool. Those who sack their
WOOL without the immediate inspection of their pur
matter and for this neglect to put 1t up In
good order they other wise would labor under great
mistake, for the wool 10 oil examined when geaded
separate and alone and reported back the purcha
In Knox and Morrow countess Is greatly i'm proved both
in quanity and quality, from former years Many farm
ers are taking great pains in getting fine aocks
ug from loo up to 600 hesd, and the most of them
grading from onehaf 10 full blood Of the finest
bucks costing them from $500 $500 aud some "a
81 900 Most of the gro ~ers, particularly Morros
county are taking much pains In washing and putting
their WOOL cd ORDER determined be outdone by
any OF the adjoining counties This will be advantage
to The purchaser and 10 ths end much greater sdvan-
rape TO the growers All the irresponsible buyers that
contracted during the excf ement such high prices
refusing TO take the WOOL choosing rather to for
felt what they have advanced the than 70
fulfil the same and those lots Offering AZ de
cline Of FROM to six cents per pound Wool changes
hands from thirty forty cents for to
bali booo and forty to fifty from oneh af
FIJI blood, which prices will probably bs sustained the
pre- ent season.
We learn Il ON the st Louis Nous that the new clip Is
jutt beginning to arrive and that II meets with ready sale
and full prices The largest lot that has baud
yet thirty sacks bAe, alb ut 600 pounds
by upper Mississippi boat Another lot Of 900
quantity Of wool in Missouri will bo much reduced by
bunber If hssp driven to California The In st.
Ions opens act With several buyers who paying
frm fifteen thirty for the usual pes bco ght
TO market hut ane full blood merino cea ned
and well prepared from 30 50 cents per pound
obtained
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Alen w. Bowen,
agent Of the Western Railroad at the Shaker Village
station West Pitts6eid Mass, was killed Tuesday
morning by being crushed between two freight A
proposed to draw off it'll engine Mr. Bowen
ttepp between the fifth and sixth and pulled the PIN
This however did not divide the train, chain remain
SACKED up, Mr. Bowen stepped between the while
they still in motion and shen the engine to
do ad stop the back Of the eth up with their
previous momentum, and crushed him. He warned
to keep out but BY strange fatality persisted in draw
ing death upon himself
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POISONING ny A SLAvE.-We understand that
mulAttc gill named Charlotte. aged aoout IL years Who
was pun chased few weeks ago by Mr. LIfargae OF
Avoy ees for the of 81 $50 cash has b.eu ought
to this city and lodged in jail charge of po4ooius
one OF her masters children Two days after the
mission of this srms another attempt st poseA az the
entire family nv means of arsenic Infused ia coffee was
made, sitsr which the slave away. Haviop been
csueh by the police She that she had poi
toned nine different persons most her victim having
been white xnd coored persons in the State of Missouri
judicial investigation Of this tsnibs Affsr will shortly
be- had ut Avo, eles AMI the corpse of Mr. Laarsues
child viii DO subjected to post notcm oxamna ton
Ne1o Orleans Bee, June 3.
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MAN SHoT-We learn from the Elmira Republican,
that man, named William Callahan was deliberately
shot ut Havana, N. Y, by Mr.. Asa Winon. the
morning of the Sd inst. They had recently had quar-
rel The murderer took his rife, concealed himself in
wheat field where Callahan expected to pass and
he came along took deliberate aim and shot him causing
his death in about three quarters of hour. The
derer was Immediately arrested
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ANOTHER HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-The vicinity Of
Guy ahogs Falls OHIO has been the Of another
rble mu,der. w. Chuck iboifersive den2en, living
In the woods midway between the Falls and Akron was
wandering b. himself Through tho fields tho 22d ult.
when he was pursued by tso individuals a,d beat to
death With clubs No motive be asoribed for such
0abolical deed but sheer cuedpess as tho hody was
let uurfed and uamo'cstcd- TIE murders-s su at
Hse.
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The MAINE LAW IN M1cnIGAn.-on the 2otb nj

THE MAINE LAW IN MIcHIGAN.--On the Goth ult.
adopting rejecting law for tho repression Of In. H.
quor rs c in that State II the in favor of ana
tanning the law, the act takes effect the Ora. OF Oa
cenber next; aud the negative prevails tho Ia Ia IN
go ip,o operation on the first of January 1870 IL Is 20
be inferred that the Legislature supposed That the ye
pie would be prepared to stop drinking at the latter ne
ROD, II they we're unwilling 10 fortgo the habit nov A
hint given TO advocates Of the 10 keep quiet
during the interim but OF they ~tI do no sucn
thipQthe disease might become chroxfc il allowed "a
progress seventeen rcars unchecked.
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Domestic Markets.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET June AT market 600 cat
tie shout 600 eves, ana 122 stores, consisting OF work
ing oxer aud caves yesrogs, two and yssrs
old. Prices Ma 'ket beef, extra per cwt, SS So So
first quality 81 6oas7 75 second DO, S7a 81 rs; third
do 30 rs, ordinary, 80 20 50 SO Hides - rs q S.
l0hc 1'c per Ii. Veal calves 81 S. 626 At market
Stores Working oxen sec $157. Cows aud calss, SIS
three year. old S42a se3 Sheep ard lambs OS2 at
market EXTRA IS 81 90; by lot % Is 80 30 swine
None In market Remarks.-1hs market Ia largely at
tended and ve supplied TO day, and much business hss
been trsrsnctcd il opeosd rather slow bat nrm and
closed yer. animated, VIII sD. teudenay to aiAa:,.
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FINANCIAL.
$4,000 tas! g: n nMs e,,s, s


ave hundred dollar. payable AZ til. .ss or the
in. II: city Of G 3, I'M :. ss . s
shs same Rlae. sem on VIZ ss Of APRIL sd .s q
Ls.: benz. secured Nv .rs. ana s.y :.
t.; ., ia sst ~ =, n
ale. WIN Be- som.s..d by let J.sssry next and the re
% Ten: on N sn:if vi. ns dsTas
sSs ss a.. New
leans rS. .,
a.rtgsss Seventeen millions Of DOLLARS OF HAoe hsvs
Il States sSir s' ana other
seven Per Gems PONDS. ..s.s............... b1e0uW
ss.s q Which h:v. Sssn dsrc::i Of 81 than
The scnpaI will Civ: 20 sscs subscriber e this oas
:ssss he sss Il is
s y ssa Of or IA
tnssns sd proper Proyi.ion. .er,h.a.s Win b tT,
s.ssa upon payn:nt az nay se rsauirsS
VIII ts he. .ss
r. y
thereof with twenty Per cent premium and accrued II
proposal viii ressiysass shy than par a.A
~, 70 ''t An'e
Ten sf the Allotted to each gubsorfhR
Will bs required notice of the accordance OF his proposals
and the balance called fer the directors
:'1s pay % Il H.
nas. II any subscriber whose bid 10 accepted, shA0
prefer IN lien VI the pr bonds hereby sRsrsd
receive per bonds the character IN evsx
respect those isssd for ths LoAdsa Loan Of
Which interest and principal will be paysbls LONDON Il
se rase Of hillng asd ave sterling 70 the del!
lar such bends viii bs srsd bat In sasb the subss
Ser viii rsqur.a s Pay ths I. st s
sst appropriated to sash subscription viii be also rods
:,;d in Lender. sPSs sh' san: tern; .nd :Sn e
isads thereon being payable there .. tbs rate Of
change.
Interest win n All be adjusted payment Of ~
hal instalnsat.
Prep.:ais VIM ,. rsssiv.dsy y. sUsRALL IrssssrsA
s.s.i s.si.d and endorsed Of SaOods
" Illipsis Central Railroad Com pApy"
Reports cad documents sho wing the oia oondtea
hs the the work and all accessory -
tsruatisa rss.ivs It's Affairs ssd prospects, be el
saiAsd application the Treasurer personally b. ~
tae. By s~aer Of the Beard Of Directors
ROBERT SCHUrL LEI President, I
DAVID A. MEAL, Vice Prehdsnt
W. p. BURIAL. Treasurer. RxecutfNo
0BOR0E cRISW0LD fCemmtttOa.
NORRIs KETCHUM.
JONATHAN 8TURe1-
Hsw York, Aprd 1ssa
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TIE SCHOOL QUESTION IN BALTIMoRE.-We find
In the Baltimore papers report presented from me
I'M committee educa ion In the CITY Council ip refer
ence 20 the petitions Of Archbishop Kendch and others
o. king Tor reform IN the public school law that the
s"hohcs may have a separate portion Of the school
fupd Lr CAPITA The mittee state that they have
carefully sclu,iozed the language of said memorial add
pave entered into thorough examination OF the sub
Est OF our public school system of education and the
oec ons urged against it, and have come to tue con-
cuson that II Will be most inudicous IL net absolutely
dapesrous to adopt the u neuts of said emoral
and appreciate the prayer Of the pstitoners
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Ccrrn-sAles of 500 bags Rio reported, at sSc
per lb.
FIRE cRAcKERs.-some eco boxes Canton 40 packs,
fwn-Nothing Of moment transpired in dry cod There
sold 800 bills. Nos. and mackere at SIl 81 u.s.
and 200 boxes No. and scaled herring at % 35c
spectively.
FRneirs.-1o Liverpool, zoo bbls.aour engaged
g Is Cd s oon "a f fn,SoS coc 800
beef we're taken a. IS To Glasgow, 1900 bbs -four
engaged at 2s and 800 bAles cotton at I'D foreign
HOS There change to notice in rates for Havre
for California. To Australia thare change to
notice The clipper ship Sea Ranger was full, and ex-
pected to rail on the goth inst
FRuIT-About 300 boxes raisns were purchased at 50
FIX for LAYER and 50 rs for bunch with 10 OF
dimes at 65c. ctron at &c., AID 80 bbls currants a.
1lhc a 12c.
3, HAr-sses were made of SO bales rver at o5c. a
Size per 100 lbs.
American, at sl32 CO. and $50 dressed do az private bar
gain.
Hors-ony Is bales changed hands at IS to 20 cents
per h.
Iron "A parcel of 100 tons Scotch pig was bought at
1927 80, cash, per ton,
noticed sales Of $50 tons surerior English ct
Sc rs and 100 German, at s. Is, per 100 lbs.
line -Rocklapd could be easily procured ct SOC. for
common and 81 80 for lump. per Dbl.
on CAkE active export demand prevailed for coun-
try thick round which was scarce and nominal In price.
City thin obloDg was Obtanabe at $50 per ton
OIL MEALThe last sale of city reported at 1927 SO
per ton.
Cns-Whale was quiet, but stiily held at SIC. 53c.
per gal Sperm offered at 81 26 gal There have
been sold 900 baskets olive, AT 81 "a each and 500
gallons lnseed, at &c. pc. gal.
PRovIsloNs.-Pork in still better demand. The
sales rescued 500 bbs Western at $l3 for prime aud
SIS 10 $l5 S7 for mess per Dbl Cutmeas aud bacon
remsin.d as last stated Lard seemed active The
sales comprised 900 pigs at 0Ac. 10Hc per lb Beef
In good request and purchased to the extent Of 800
bbs at Yesterday quotations. Butter and cheese
upalteIed
RICE Some 100 tierces changed hands at % rs "a
per 100 lbs
SEEDS Nothing was done in Timothy or clover Cal
cuta lnseed In demand at 81 49, and held ct 81 co.
per busbel.
SUGARS continued active. The sales amounted to $40
bids Cuba. At 43so $40; and $50 hhds New Orleans
private teIms
ToBAoCo.-Sales Of 30 hhds Kentucky we're made, in
part at &c. per ID.
WnHKTY-The operations;conssted Of 1870 bbls Ohio
and prison, at 23c 23c and 90 hhds. drudge at &c
per gallon.
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LYNCH LAW IN SEWER CoUNTY.-A deperate
organization has existed in Sewer county, for several
months past, ard Of rascals have been assembled
at two different distilleries stealing poultry killing and
cropping horses and otherwise or Oery
apbo,ng the others causing them to have ST. and
watch their houses and barns after night The orderly
citizens Of the county called meeting the court house
'ew days ago and resolved, That nasmuch as the
outrae williams had been baed by their friends
bands and accordingly, organized q Lynch company,
and proceeded to tie up the rascals and fog them
awful rate This good work is no ~gong In the ooun.
ty vieient committees in the field and they are
determined t. extern mate the whole vanous pack One
day last week they found four Of these CON
cesed in the house of Col Dugan dragged them forth in
the day took of their shirts tied them and cut the
hides # three Of them tight and left The outlaws are
beginning 10 flee from The county, and among them
Of Dusaus It is worthy Of remark that thus
far none but still house and oogpey been found
among these miscieants. Broumlots's Whig.
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PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHINA OF sEvREs AND OTHERS. MANQURY, IN
CHoCoLATE AND TEA WAREHOUSE MASON.
BY appontp several courts, Is fue RiohslisH
Prise IN edal 20 London exhibition $500
FASHIONS AND ARTICLES DE coUR ALExAN-
DRINE, Rne d'Antin No, IA
HARIKkRCUIEFS, EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN.
louis CHAPRoN, Furnisher of the Court, Ia sublime
NsfuRAI OK MARROW AND PoMATUs. JKAS-
DRON, Rue dc la Feui1lade, No. 2. -
PIANOS DRoITs WITS EXPRESSIVE PEDALS
MONTAI Bouevar and Montmartre, No. 3. Honorsd Whh
nine medals and the Cross Of Legion Of Homer.
LNxPREss oFFICE-CoxMIssIoN, IxpoRrATIoNs
~ and banking afairs-Messrs T6tard a Duvvier No. -
Rue Notre Dame dss victories, Paris PES 90 n,ofm
Americans and the public at large that tey have
their business plan which wal enab,e tncm 70
take sill Of commission Inn portAon and
AT ouiy tvs Dor cent pre. paid will bo immsdassv
attended 10, replied to by We following steamer.
IIEMIL PowDER-To CURE THE DISEASES ~
II dogs hydropboba softer scAb asthma eye aac ess
particularly good .or puppies suder OF yhs
Prospectus delivered ratis Seld IN Paris ~
apothecary, 81 DauP ino street Only depot IN
for the United 81 ates at Mr.. JOSEPH CooPkkS ovS
Groaaatl. Vy,.s x each Lu..-.s, - ssat.'
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Intelligence from the Sandwich Islands.

By the arrival of the brig Oriental Captain Nelson
twenty two days from Honolulu files Of Sandwich Island
papers to April 49, ten later than previous had
received at San Francisco.
On Wednesday. the 18th ut. at three O'Clock beau
tfu flag presented to the LIST Ha waiian Guard by
the Krg at the palace after which the Guard marched
through several Of the principal streets before returning
to the AImory. In the evening military ball given
by the corps at the bungalow, which very nume-
Iousy attended notwithstanding the ncemency Of the
weather
The Robert Pulsford sold at auction In Honolulu,
the 9th of April and realized for hull oil provsi ons
and other property saved it may be found at Christ.
Island 81 GEO. which, with the cbronometer sexant
and other property brought up the of the entire
sale to 81 500, the purchaser taking all the risk.
The clipper ship Tpgqua arrived at Honolulu the
18th April
The whole number of criminal convictions throughout
the islands in 1882 94S Of which ia for
drunkenness and Of these $50 in HONOLULU 537 of
the persons convicted foreigners 100 natives For
adultery and fo,bicaton the number Of convictions
100, Of which 1913 In Honolulu and of these 124
were cases Of foreigners proving that the metropolis 10
the great centre Of wee on the islands.
William Jackman convicted In the Supreme Court
OF an attempt TO scute the American whale ship Cam
bs on the 1th day Of November last while lying in the
outer harbor of Honolulu by boring augur holes through
her bow below low water mark.
The King publishes proclamation declaring agreeably
to the provisions of the constitution his adopted son.
Lboiho his successor the throne after his death
The members Of the House ofNobles concur.
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ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE For HER

AIRS. ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HBR
M skill in foretolng the future has arrived and will fur
pish in u Iirence about all circumstances Of life Sho ntor
prets and love astrology books
science tells ladies and gentlemen the Of
person they will also the Of her ysi,ers. Mira
Alvin speaks the Engish French and Germa, usyss
Reside Ryineton street stairs tho Bowery
Once hours from t0h NJ toSP Pm. Lsde, 20 oen,s gentle
LII II.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MON Ely MARK e II.

SATURDAY, June Il-6P. III.
We potce little more buoyancy in the stock market
this morning without any improvement in the extent Of
operations. At the first board Nicaragua Transit ad
vanced u per cent; Erie Railroad, u; Parker Vein, "a
Harlem, Norwich and Worcester, "a Cumberland Coal
u; Canton Company, ~ Crystal Palace, 2; Reading Rail
road d. Ohio Life and Trust declined u per cent In
other ancies there change The stock market
the whole looks bad; indications OF any im
provement and many holders nearly borne down with
the weight Of fancies they have to carry There good
prospect for easy money market which is the only
thing that large holders Of stocks from very
serious losses.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to- day, amounted to sl54915 3d. payments
SIS 448 33-balance, 81 SAC, 34l &c.
meeting of the stockholders Of the Montgomery
Mining Company is called for Monday, the 18th inst
board of directors has recently been elected and we
may look for new movement in the operations of
the company
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ANTHOLOGY.

u sHuMAN, "a swEDE BY BIRTH) JUST ARRIVED
in this city offers hs services In astroogy physog
nomy and signs and gives satisfactory Information lie
30 consulted concerning love- marriage the
psst present future Ac Natiyes calculated for ladies
and 0fco 72S Houston street, between Mac
Dougai and Varick.
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EOO.COO bond and mortgage on city property: Also.
SIS eco at six cent half the fair value Address,
apply to, with full description p. PERKINS, No. Wall
streek
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, June LII +. M.
ASHES heard that $50 bbls. found buyers at yes
terday 8 quotations.
BEEswAx-Ihere were 1000 lbs. yellow disposed Of at
29c per lib.
BREADsrUFFs. -Four in good demand and steady.
The sales embraced 10 800 bbis sour at So SIX 81
superfne No at s4a "a lS; mixed to straight west
ern at 81 Is 81 60 ordinary to choice State at 81 43
81 tSs4, fancy western at 81 81 "a 621s aud
grades at proportonate rates. aes Of 200 bbls. Ca
madam IN bond eff cited at 81 81 per bbl South
did not vary much The business psed1 500 bbs
at ~ IS SIS for mixed to good IS 2 IS SO for favor
lite IS for fancy per Dbl Rye flour and meal
continue quiet and moi ins Wheat was valuable.
The sales consisted of coo bushels white Western at
81 49, 900 choice do Canadian in bond at 81 49, and
5000 mixed Ohio a. 81 TO- Rye decidedly plsntier
and cheaper About 900 bushels obtained at Ole
q exc per bushe Nothing occurred in oats
SEINE 500 bushels barley changed hands at 60c per
busbel Corn was in pretty brisk request The sales in
cluded 80, goo bushels at 57Hc. coo, for damaged
601ac. 62lc for mixed Southern &c 64c. for do
Western; and Gee. ETC. for yellow Southern, per
Lushel
CoTToN.The sales to day amount toabout 900 bales,
at the annexed quotations =
STRICT LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Orleans and Other Gulf
Atlantic. Ts1as Ports
Infe rior. ......... 81 40 8H a 81 0
Low to ordinary. % 10 OF 10k 0k a 1016
Iowtogocd md'y 101l liz 10sl II 10ss Tx
Mid fair to fair. ~ 12x 12h q IL 124 1224
E,,fv fair IN
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SAILORS WHO SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES
~ Navy tme from 1876 TO 1852 in the Pacific ocean,
obtain their extra double pay of
LDWARD BIsSELL, Agent
and date Purser u s. Navy, No. ~ South Villa 3d.
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billiard TABLES FOR sALE.-LEONARD & BEN
- JAMIN prepared to furnish any quantity of
billiard and bag.see tables with all the attached
billiards. cheap for cash. and made ready for shipment
the shortest notice Msnuactory 1872 Broadway door
above Broadway theatre. JAMES LEONARD.
RALPH BENJAMIN.
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LNOR SALE-FOURTEEN LOTS OF LAND IN Will
amsburg -Four lots of Smith and Powers
streets four lots in Power: street L0rimer four lots
In Johnson street. commencing ten feet from Union
two lots johnson street and Union Terms
liberal. For further particulars apply TO
]. r. WARREN, 4S Maiden lane
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LNOR sALE-TWo HOUSES AND TWO LOTS, SITUA-
ted in Twer eth street Gowanu between the Fifth and
Sixth Prices 81 Co., One half Of tho money
main on bond and mortgage. Apply to CATHARINE CON
LON Of Fifteenth street and Fifth avenue, South
Brooklyn
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EloR SALE CHEAP-IN TARRYTowN, FIVE MIN.
utes walk from Hudson River Railroad depot in full
location Inquire Of CXHPBELL& CRoWEL, sos Broad.
WAy room &.
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BUILDING SITES AT FoRDHAM, wxsTCHKsTER
ID county containing frsm half four saeh
surpassed In as vicinity New Ysfk sale reasonable
terms These IN search Of country will And ths plots
rne9ualcd for view scenery, de Fer maps 10 apply
BEKRIAN BANKS, IS Nassau street, Now York, or NJ
the Pest Ohiss f0rdham.