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SOS REWARD.

a. Runaway from the subscriber, living nine
~ miles west of Raleigh, in August last my negro
IL boy ABEL. Said boy is of dark color, forty
years old, and weighs about I40 pounds He has wife
at Sidney Iveys in this County and is to be
lurking in the neighborhood of A. Turner, las Stuart
and Kimbrough Jones, in Cumberland Q ountys All
persons are forewarned not to barbor said boys
COR3IN EDWARDS
Wake County, June IS. 1883. 97s-5tw pd.
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Notice.

Friday, the 18th instant, the Commissioners will
proceed to let out, the lowest bidder. the work
OF building, OF repairing, the Bridge across Neuse
River known as Battles Bridge.
July 18th, 1853. ot-lt.
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rs Mr.. Henry Hardie, of Raleigh, and Mr. J
w, Montgomery, of CasweII, were licensed as pro-
Datoners to preach the Gospel, by the ORANGE
rfesDy'ery' which assembled at HilIsborough, on
the 9TH instant Mr.. Willis L. Miller of Rale;gb
was taken under the care of the Presbyterv. as =
candidate for the Ministry. ! = :
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FOUND ID.

0N Saturday morning last, on Fayetteville street,
" sum of money which the owner have by calling
at the Post Office and describing tito
w. WHITE. P. M.
Raleigh, July 18th, 1858. g.
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WE are requested to announce JOHN L. TER
w RELL as candidate for the Clerkship of the
County Court of Wake.
April g. 1858. 17--te.
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too successfully made by one or two negroes belong
ing TO Mr.. Henry Birdsong of Sussex, to kill him
and his son, which in atrocy, is almost unparalleled
in the history of crime.
The particulars of this revolving affair reached here
Saturday through gentleman who had been des-
patched to this city expressly convey home a
daughter of Mr.. b. who has been boarding in the
family of one of our citizens for the purpose of
ceiving an education. So far as We have been ena-
bled to gather them they follows:
| At a late hour on Friday night last, Mr.. Henry
Brdsong and his little son who was lying in bed by
his side. both shot through of the ind ow
Of his chamber. The shooting was done with a
double barrel gun heavily loaded with buck shot.
The load entered one leg Of Mr.. BIS son, at the
thigh, passed entirely through, and terribly lacerated
the other. Mr.. b. also received entire load in his
abdomen, which proves that both barrels of the gun
were discharged. They We're not dead when the
young gentleman left that brought the news to this
city, but their recovery was considered impossible.
There to be doubt but that the aw full deed
was committed by Mr.. BIS own slaves, as it was
done with his own gun which was found near the
window. The window through which the cruel deed
was committed, is elevated some seven eight feet
from the ground but temporary scaffold erect
ed by fixing two barrels under it, and then placing
plank across, upon which the 6ends stood, and took
their aim.
II is thought there were concerned in the bloc
dy Transaction. Mr. Birdsong resides in the lower
end of Sussex, near the Suny line, about thirty We
miles from this city. He has many friends and ac-
Quainlaaces in Petersburg, who will deeply regret to
hear of this sad occurrence.
walls in the neighborhood and that the citizens
determined, if possible, to have the fullest punish
ment meted out TO the perpetrators of such out
rage. Express of yesterday.
In addition to the above, learn that the child
died Saturday about ii o'clock, and that Mr. Bird
song was thought not to be SO well. The servant
girl has confessed that she took the gun and put it
out of the house, but for whom she has not said
Four of Mr.. BIS negroes have been arrested, and
there is doubt that the whole truth will be brought
out.
A CRY WITH TWELVE THOUSAND INHABITANTS
DESTROYED. In the foreign news by the Atlantic,
published yesterday, it is stated that, the Ist of
May, the City Of Shraz, in Persia, was destroyed,
with twelve thousand CT It's inhabitants by the shock
of an earthquake. This is the second city in Persia,
and in former years had population of 10000 per-
sons, but earthquake in 1924 nearly destroyed it,.
was formerly place of great beauty, and is ceIe
brated by the Persian poet Hafz. who was native
of Shiraz, for its beauty and fertility Since the
earthquake of 1924, thas greatly declined in both,
most of its public structures having been ruined by
that calamity.
We see in the Wing papers a statement that 7l9
is the grand total of office Nv the I'D.
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Money easy; Consols $50.
Latest bu Ielegraph.


LONDON, June 80. Paris dates OF Friday state
that the iunds opened with rise, but in consequence
of a reported invasion of the Danuban provinces by
Russia, received sudden check and closed at de-
cline.
Vienna dates of the oath state that Russia no
longer insists a special treaty W iIh Turkey. but
her demands are now confined to guarantee, in the
form Of a
Paris advices of Monday say that private letter
from Jassy. Modava, June 18th, states that extra
ordinary courier from ST. Petersburg passed through
tie day previous, his way ConstantnoPle, with
another ullmatum giving notice that, if it was not
accepted in eight days, Russian army would imme-
datey cross among the frontiers and commence hos
Utilities. division of the Russian army, 10000
strong, is already within two leagues of Jassy.
Athens dates of the 18th state that King Ohio was
arMing squadron for the protection of his Greek
subjects, in case of a neutral war;
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NHTE requested to announce OSBORNE BOW
w Frs as a candidate for Clerk of the County
Court the ensuing August Election. If elected he
will devote himself with untiring assiduity, to the dis
charge of the duties of the office.
March Is, 1853 q 50--te.
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WE requested to announce JEFF UIskEY as
w a candidate for the office of County Court Clerk
ticn
April 8, 1853 4l-te.
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WE are requested to announce CALVIN J.
w ROGERS, Esq, as a candidate for Clerk of
Wake County Court at the ensuing election
April 18th, 1859 4i-te.
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For the Standard,

For the Standard.
Mr.. HOLDEN In the last Standard there is a COM
munication, signed ga Wake Democrat which is
calcu lated to make false impression, and does Mr..
Venablo palPable wrong. He says Mr.. V. is OPP
posed 10 the acquisition of Cuba any terms, when
the fact is he is only opposed to its acquisition by
6libustering. And if the Wake Democrat had read
Mr.. VS. speech the House Of Representatives he
would have there seen that he took the strongest
ground against any European influence being used
it, and before il should pass ont of the hands of
Spain into any other but our own he would go 10
war first.
Then, again, he says Mr. v. is in favor of the
distribution of the public lands, their proceeds,
among the States. Now here the Wake Democrat
wIfuy or ignorantly peTveris the fact for Mr.. ".
all occasions denies the Constitutional right in
Congress to distribute among the States any money
from the Public Treasury.
Again, he says MIR. V. is opposed TO the Cumpro-
mise, meaning he voted against it, and therefore is
dsunionist. Sage conclusion! l would ask him if
every man that voted against the Compromise, or
may have been against it, thinking il did not do the
South justice, is 10 be cIassed among the disunion-
lists! If so, fpur-fhs of the Democratic party, Gas
well as many Whgs) in The South are disunionisls.
These charges have frequently been made against the
Democratic party by the Wing press, but never be-
fore by calling himself Democrat.
So sensible was " axe Democrat. that the blow
he aiming at MIR. ", would not fell him, that
he calls on Hercules you Mr.. Holden for help, wilh
your strong arm, and concludes by stating THAT many
expect three hundred majority for Mr.. L. This is iH-
tended tor effect out OF Wake County, or he cannot
be what he says he is, a Wake Democrat, and not
know that Mr.. Venabe will get majority in the
equity. i am done with Wake Democrat
will now say word 10 the Democrats of the
District. You cannot be Indifferent TO the aspect of
affairs around you. We have two Democratic and
one Wing candidate in the field; if We suffer our
selves TO split and divide may be Ihwarted N
choice, and Wing elected. To prevent this let
us unite, man, on the strongest candidate
Who is he ?-there cannot be reasonable doubt bnt
what Mr. Venable is the strongest man. Then to the
polls, the 4th of August, and elect him who will
ref ct credit on the Metropolitan District of North
Carolina.
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re We shall copy, in next, from the Pet
ersburg Integencer of the 18th, the manly and
satisfactory letter of L. OBJ. Branch, Esq, in rea
ton to the Raleigh and CASTOR and Greenville and
Roanoke Roads. The InteIligencer of the 18th
refers to this letter in captous spirit, and does
itself the credit of Juggling Democracy into the
controversy. The course of the Intelligencer, #
approved by the people of Petersburg, will certainly
not tend to strengthen the good feeling now exist
ing among many of our people towards that City.
VISITS OF THE president TO THE DEPART
MENTs. 1t is stated in the Republic that President
Pierce pays weekly visits to the Departments drops
into the offices of the heads of bureaus, and, so
far as his time will permit, makes himself acquaint-
ed with the business and practical operations Of
the several coordinate branches of the Government;
a practice which everybody will commend, and
which will lead the people to believe that he will
endeavor to take care that the laws be faithfully
executed"
The LATE BISHOP IVES. The New York
Church Herald has been furnished with letter,
written by member of the Episcopal Church in
North Carolina, to Bishop Green, which states that
" Mrs. Ives will return home with her brother, DR..
Hobart, he having received notice from the Pope
that DIR. Ives would be ordained priest in the sum
mer, and could no longer be considered as her
husband" ~ - - q ess
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- $. We awish,'' says the Presbyterian Quarterly
Revieav .sthaf Mr.. Dickens could be persuaded for
once If only for the sake of variety and truthto ma
ture to become acquainted with one decent minister
Of any denomination, and give US his portrait an
Offset 10 the disgusting hypocrites he delights to
paint Is there no such thing as an honest man in
England preaching The g 6spel - ktss
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ANOTHER WAKE DEMOCRAT.

THE LARGEST Tree IN THE Womb. There is
cedar growing in the mountains of Caleveras
county California, about 20 miles northwest OF Muir
phys, which is said be the largest in the world.
At the ground, its circumference was % feet;
feet above that it 81 and ten feet above that it
was 81 feet in circumference and after that the tape
ring of the shaft was very gradual. It's height is
300 feet. This tree is by means deformity; as
trees with large trunks Il is throughout
one of perfect symmetry, while its enormous pro-
portions inspire the beholder with emotion Of awe
and .subimty. Elegance and beauty are inseParabe
concomitants of its grandeur.
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TNATCHEs AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
. w selling all descriptions OF
WATCHES WARE.
q ~ retail at much less than che usual prices
JHRGRNsEN WATCHES.
Real Jules Jergensen watches received by every arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
hot time keepers.
Duplex levers, In hunting magic pArfbot
e1btm keepers. INDEPENDENT
quarter second watches for timing horses In gold and
silver CHRoNoMETEEs
Splendid gold pocket 81 ronometers which without
Any variation. EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
y Watches which run eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting eases.
II DIAMOND WATCHES
CDR ladies, some in magic eases:
WITCHES,
xvWhich into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
uup and turn the hands without any key.
WINE gold lopne watches, four koles jeweod 50 90
D Zine gold detached lever8 30 w
pOold led watches for the ladies' ..... ~ 90
sold English patent levers, hunting oases So 90
silver ratent levers Observation-Disclosures. 10 %
and all other styles watches equally low prieeA
Diamond pins bracelets finger rings and orosses
jos sale at much less than tho usual prices
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
Keys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver thin
bie bracelets reastpns CUT pns ockets rings gold
silver spectscle gold toothpck charms Chatelens
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie ksivos napkin
knives wedding cake knives &s 10 Watches
ewey exchanged All watches warranted 30 Keep good
time the money returned.
All kinds Of watches clocks csanod and repaired In
shs best manner At much less than the ps1s prices
importer Of watches and jeweiry Wholesale aud retail No
y II Wall strest, Cup stairs) near Broadway.
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- $50 :
REWARDS.

del 00A REWARD.-A REWARD or $1,000 wILn
10 paid by Professor Robert Heller for tae
very OF tic property which stolen from b
rnome on the night Of tho nstantA letter from Qsesa
from Emperor Nichons OF Rms IA vtth medal
from Gustayus Of sweden; one from Louis rniSps ,
frAnce ono from Isahca Of Spain ard large IT,
Presented by ths Duke OF Buoosugh 70 Pr.sssor
Lss osslssaS Of swsS aaa nsasy 1 ~ ~ sssr 1850
n bal VI nngtaad sotss
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AsTROLOGY.

AIRS ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M rk in fortcline tie future has arrived and VIII fur
MIL. Intelligence about all circumstances OF c to NIL those
who address er She ntsrprets Dreams law matters
and love aroogy hooks and science and tolls her visit
person they viii myrry Mira Alvin speaks the Eng
sh French and herman languages Residence 30 Bowery
ar n.
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NTOTIcE.-PLANK ROAD.-SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
IN stock of the Bergen Turnpike Company author
lied by supplement to tho charter Of the company a
proved Feb. g. 1888 will be received by tho
tts house Of John Levitt the village Of Hackensaok In
the houee Garrett H. Davy New Durham the 10th day
Of March inSt and at the house of Richard Waldron
Hoboken the 18th and 18th days of March inst end
thereafter at the office Of r. r. Panlison until
10000 divided into shares of $40 each dollars
each share subscrted required to be deposited with ts
will he issued the balance to be payable called for
time by the board OF directors In the Of
amount exceeding the above being subscribed the
such sa in their best the
pose Of the company also of closing the books Of such
subscription prior to the first day of April For
tier information, apply to c. D. Van Wagner Water
street. JOHN C. ZABRISKIE,
r. X. PAULISON,
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Notice-Tle subscribe the stock Of the New
York and VIRGINIA Steamship Company hereby request
Pleants % Front street New York the following ins:.
ed April next ID per cent. by order Of the Directors
G. r. HABICHT, Secretary
OFFICE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
~ States Mail Steamship Company, So Wall etroct-rhs
election for directors Of this company will BIO held %
this oee Thursday 18th inst between tho hours OF u
and O'Clock p N. BY order. w. L. YOULE, Ses.
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COAL.

VERY BEST QUALITY or PRACH Or
~ cbsrd red ASH egg md stove tcs we'll scrocnod md
delivered in good order from under NJ per ton The
licet szo froters always hand at yard GorrcI
trcut, corner Of RiyinstoD. MAT CLINTON.
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SsAs5s xs sell 4. g:
90
s:ss; Il:
IL sa:a
sss,s ss%RIisiHsiss Xss.y milo e .Ss Sh:
s.sSn The wh;r:ge !. good wi.S deep water close
H
&; s::
"a One hu5dred q land ,dlon,ns The shove
I,
's,s & on, s
sSss sssS ns sss 81
81 crop out a. ho hin side drsnins .hen.eiyes and afford
nd .s;s:!
@ tisn tsf mile di:ss1s from p. mouth.
vein Tho Of sH s%d half e Feet e., thick Y
sis
ss 70 ss q 70 d Ss o f.,
&c e, Ssys:n
ssss s'
..aora; .Gs f.yor.ss channel .S.
R1:sss.y ss.'.ss ss.sss
Fl
S
IT, :hf5 fs;
ron ssii.5' e dollars .hs.s .%gi:s %..a.
boat manufacturing and domestic consumption To enable
aow tRe from tho ssr1es and
e ss%s ~. 81:
he wsyIs . Company into e. m.,ls,
ss%pS
ar: sa's'S n
70 the ohisf
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ST LAWRENCE
sDs M (: s: serss sa
i1.sls%ss ss,idns 10 %onSsy ri
hrss V. The
s. ssS en- s.d q IA a.
and future q a.
10 presented. BY order Of the Hoard;
ITO BulLDERs-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI.
oeiooi furnishing strals doing The work ne
:s.s a fl Nh. s'i s sar ;na ss'.sr
.s T".s ias % ). Il.
.Is and .1 ., r vGss and matt:
The and elevations be Al the once Thomas
jackson tie architect 10 broadway, Of whom, OF
either Of the undersigned printed copies the specific sons
,1 % "nS % Of h de-
lid deemed BY them the best for the public Interest,"
Dated New York, February II, lan3
JOHN @. BUTLnR
Chairman Of School, officers, Twentieth ward
Henry MCLEAN. Secretary.
WKrxoRE, ROBERT 4 CO, STOCK, NOTE, AND TX.
change brokers' dealers specie gold dust Csnsi-
mental Banh Baiidins, No. L. Wall street.
CAsu ADVANCED COR BOUGHT OUT FOR CASH.
~ literally storage of bnd Of ana
,rona property as diamonds sola and silver wassA
CO. dry anay and manufactured goods, gr,cees piAno
sesrs teeks metals 40, &c AZ Nassau street md
ho,r, front once. JOS. L. pA CAMERA.
MoNEy.-M0NEY ADVANCED IN SUMS OF FROM
lM ii 10 1000 dry fobas watches pnte jcwery diar
nonds pisnoforsos other property At tho Pades
Agency and Loan Once l+ Grand street OF Broad
w1Y, tile Pacific Bapk Confidence and homer
adhered to. once hours from 70 4 o'clock.
I
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OCULISTs AND AURIsTS.

nEAFNESS NEW DISCOVERY. -LESLEYS Or
game Vibrator enables deaf persons 20 hear distinctly
church and public and affords all the assta
shat could possby be desired To be had 81 Lspenard
street, New York, Of y. r. RRUGAAN, only agent for
America Price S.
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1.-TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES FOR SALE.-MAY BE
seen at Fagan's Livery STABLE Henry street. Brooklyn
between Harrison and Degraw streets.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
N Auction sale Of horses carriages harness.
Monday snd Wednesday, Mt II O'clock.
JOHN H. GATFIRLD, Proprietor
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FURNITURE.


ITO FURNITURE DEALERS AND THOSE GOING TO
i housekeeping.-GEORGI h SCHNEIDER, AZ Canal
street three doors from Broadway
FURNITURE having 70 OF the building
down. offer for sale large assortment Of superior rosewood
and mahogany furniture consisting Of rich parlo sets
amoir and mahogany wardrobes dressing bureaus and
washsands sdeboards extension tables and dining
shairs sofas and chairs in haircoth Voaire easy
sha &c &c. These articles made expressly for the
atty trade Of the best workmanship and will be sold
prices unsurpassed Mr. Georsi retiring from business
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

TNOR SALE-COACH, HORSES, AND HARNESS. OR
the coach only Can be any day this week 1T No.
eGreenwiCh street.
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cash ADVANCED toR BOUGHT OUT FOR CAsu,s
" literally storage every knd Of nerch ana
lronal property diamonds god and silver wassh
CO. dry fancy and manufactured goods groceries, pAncs
toeks metals 40, &C., ~ 20 street, md
fo,r, iroat once. JOS. Il. pA CANRRA.
MoNEY.-MONEY ADVANCED IN SUNS OF FROM
N 900 dry sob Ia watches plste, jcwery diar
honfe pia any other property Paddle
Agency and Lean Once + Grand street Of Broad
woy tho Pacific Bark. Confidence and homer s..ioy
adhered to. once hours from 0 70 o'clock.
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Chairman of School, ofcers, Twentieth ward
Henry MCLEAN. Secretary.

WETNoRE, ROBERT I CO, STOCK, NOTE, AND Rx-
change brokers' dealers specie and gold dust Csnsi-
nentsl Bani BuildinE. No. Is wall strseh.
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NFFICEPANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY 70 BROAD
" way, New York. February q Is63-The fourth install
nen Of dollars each share Of the increased capital
stock Of the above will be payable the once u
company the 18th day Of March and the Ah
stAment Of the the 18th day Of pr
- WV. = Wv FRANCIS SPIES, secrstarH
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LIQUORS..

DETERs L CHAMBERS, 200 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
and dealers In all grades OF wines brandes and
ages at the lowest market prioe Buyers requested
examine stock.
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DRY GOODS.

JAMES BECK co. HAVE JUST OPENED THEIR
new styles Of spring and summer goods embracing every
novelty OF the seasOn-siks shawls mAntila laoes
bfoidere bareges jaoonets arsandies do nss French
printo &C. OF the newest styles and designs together with
keeping articles gloves hosiery 30 No. 1856 Broadway
NEW. GoODs.--soME NEW DRESS GOODS, DE
aines, grenadines silk and grenadne tissue baregss
stripes and satin plads foulard aces
linens domestic good hosiery new spring shaw &c. for
sale by TIFFANY CUTTING, 81 Broadway.
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE ST LAWRENCE
Mining Cemrany-Notce Is hereby given that q msss1
log Of tho stockholders will he held A. their ROOM No.
lrrurancc Building No 81 Vail street. Monday the h
day of March next o'clock Tho trustees have re-
from aviet the mines property OF tho
psIy in So Lawrence county and win 10 prepared 70 lay
before TIE stockholders the tate Of the workings proseuS
Ancal condition and future prospects Of tho company
full attendance requested Of great interest win
10 presented. BY order of the board
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WANTED-A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, IN THE MID
w die part Of the city by quiet German family Rent
not to surpass 800. Address A. b. Herald otnce.
WANTED TO HIRE, FROM THE FIRST OF MAY
w next stable below Canal street. for two carria
Ind two six horses by p L. ROGERS CO.. Union Hall
Clothing Establishment of Fulton
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Tor SALE-THE HANDSOME FOUR STORY BROWN
stone basement house. I'll Twenty third street, between
Eighth and Ninth Price $i6UO s. SOo romain
bond and mortgage.
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WANTED-ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST OF MAY,
w part or the whole Of neat modern built story
house respectable neighborhood above Fourth
west Of broadway preferred gentloman with
out children Satisfactory references gvon Address o.
Herald office. -
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nor SALE-A VALUABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY
IL on TNentyfrat street between Second and Third ave
nnes mprsns Enr ve sorJ buildings two from. and
forty four cet six inches by ninety eight feet nchos
Rents fer - 500 Price SIT 500. Terms easy. b. KIN
SINNER, $40 Fourth avenue, from to 7 p. NJ.