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w a Mt OF MONEY!.

will sell my SUMNE RESIDENCE, two
miles from the Market, on the Favettevll and
Western Plank Road-one of the most des il BILE
and healthy places in the county
Also 10 Shares of Fayetteville and Western
PLANK lad Stock, and 80 Shares o f Fayet eviile
Hotel Stock.
With the largest stock Of Ready made CAR
RIAGES and BUGGIIS ever offered in this
place-over $4,000 worth-coinpletely finished.
All Of which Will sell at very reduced price.
for cash negotiable notes.
So little attention has been paid to the call
made bv after the fire o. the 2u Jan'v, on
those Indebted to me to call and settle, that am
udnced To o!ler the above property at reduc ed
prices t" enable TO rebuild my Carriage Fs
tab, isl,uent and continue my business with con-
vcnience.
[ shall place notes in proper hands for colec
ton. ii paid soon. | have all my accounts
made out to the lst Jan'y 1852.
A. A. McKETHAN.
April 10, 1852 6S5-tf
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IHE CALoHIc OUTDoNE.-A cores
pondc"t OF the Newark Daily Advertiser,
wrIiin. irom Genoa. says
The reports OF the success Of the caloric
ship Ericsson. IN View York, at,rac, muci,
attention Ia this quarter. But great as
that enterprise Is. the recent Invention Of
Mr. C"r"z'o. ct this city. to which have
hc' ct"i"re referred. promises to superceuc
II. IiIe Ductor aud his friends who are
very numerous aud wealthy, think he has
cnmplctely succeeded in devising a sub
st''ute Tor the steam engine. fire. &C.,
and that eleotr" magnetism will hcnceforth
be the motive power Of all machinery.
An agent is now on his way TO the United
States to procure a patent there.
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r. q. HALL,
cF ROME.
Successor Of fHaH. Sackett & Co.

Successor Of Han. Sackett & Co.
Has now OH hand general assortment of
Dry Goods. Saddlery, Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Hardware. Groceries.
A much larger and more general stock than ever
opened on the East side Of the Cape Fear-which
he Is prepared and determined to sell 10 pune
tual customers. either al wholesale or retail, at
greatly reduced prices.
% He would call particular attention to his
stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES. The assortment
is unusually large, and ofevery quality and style
ANA having been bought for Cash, he can and Wiz
sell them very low
You that wish Bargains viii find it to your
interest to give the Stock an examination before
buying elseS> here.
Always on hand general stock Of GROCE-
RES.
May |, 1852.
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WHAT IS SNoB! IA Snob is that
man or woman who is always pretending
before the world to be something better
especially richer or more fashionabie-
than they are. 1t is one who thinks his
own position in life contemptihle, aud is
always yearning and striving to force him
self into one above. without the education
or characteristics which belong to it, one
who looks down upon. despises. and over
rides his interiors. or even equals Of his
own standing, and is ever ready to worship,
fawn upon aud tlattcr a rich or titled man.
not because he is "a good man. Il wise man;
but because he has the luck to be rich Or
consequential. "
-sAs1S H>x :, t;Ie s'iurtesJ
not at he
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The L>.rNuII.-The Manchester Rail
Road C""pany's Ferry Boat was launcaed
yesterday 'norning, at Mr. JAS. Cass,dev's
ship yard. aud went of in fine style, at
about l 2 past O'Clock 4 NJ The boat
was built by MIR Jesse Casstey, aud does
great tedIt to the mechanical skill of the
builder. The boat is 81 feet II inches
long. 6 feet 10 !nches in hold; 20 feet
inches beau; and So feet over all. She
ha, i SALOONS. 3 on each side. She is
built With a ru!der at both ends. and SO
constructed that one acts az cutwater.
while the other steers the Boat Dlaws
feet 6 inches water The En-. inc was
built by G, ReeLer. jr.. Baltimore, and is
ef 60 horse power. Il. Comre, c,ai.
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''It's hard tel'in.' Aunt Deborah used
to say ~ how much man knows by th,.
clothes he wears. I've seen great deal
OF the world in my day aud have alters
found ;hat them who pears the smartest
& dresses the finest, amt much artcr ali :"
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Colored DasuerrcotyDes.

My is again open for the reception of
visitors, or those who may want Likenesses of
themselves families, single or in groups,
and in every style imaginable, for have recent
ly purchased variety OF fancy cases to suit all
tastes.
Hours for children from a. m. until p n.
Instructions in the Art given, and aperatus
furnished if wished. My room is in the same
place, Benbow's buildings, near Cape Fear Bank.
4. o. SMITH.
Nov 6, 1852 BIN
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Melvin and others !
The Executors Of Daniel Melvin Distriootioh.
The Legatees of the late Daniel Melvin and
all others In interest, are hereby notified to be
and appear before the undersigned (Commis-
soners appointed by the Superior Court of Law
of Bladen County, to take the account,) in Will
mington, at the Office of NJ London on Front
street, Friday the 25th inst
WARREN WINSLOW,
Nj. LONDON,
Comirli isSnners.
Wilmington, March ?, 1853 733-2t
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Will be sold at Public Auction.
on Monday the 4th April next, at II O'Clock
(noon.l the LOT known as the Academy Lot
situated on Green street between the Episcopal
Church and Mrs McGuire's, upon credit OF 90
days Tor negotiable note at Bank. By order Of
the Board OF Commissioners
G. L. LEETE, Auct'r.
March u, 1883 733-3t
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TIE ROAD TO HEALTH.


cory of letter r. w. Chemist Pres
cot St Liverpool, dated 9th juno 1851.
70 Professor HOLLOWAY:
Sir Your Pills and Ointment have stood the highest
sales of Proprietary Medicines for years
TO ct You the of her She had
been troubled for with hSordered liver and bad ,li
the attack alarming and the inflammation set in
sevsrsy that ned Of her not being able
your Pills she informs has the first each
although she used only thr
in the enjoyment of perfect health | could have
ATTACK. and the SPEEDY think speaks
l>ignrd} Il. w K1RKUs.
rxrHAorDiSAEr CURE RHEUMATIC FEVER: DIE
MANS
Cory of letter inserted in the Ho6art Town Courier of
Margaret onniean 10 years residing New
Town had been suffering from, violent rheumatic Fever
upwards his. which had entirely deprived her
the of her limbs During this period she under
the OF the most eminent mr'ca men in Hobart Town
and by them her considered hopeless friend
which to do and incredible short space
OF time they effected a perfect cure
81
Thew & Son. Propretors of the Lynn
vert!scr who youch for the following statement.
Aug I'd. 1851
desire testimony to the good effects
anu thness in tie stomach which also accompanied
by shortneSs OF breath that prevented walking
an 81 of and notwithstanding ID
vapcc. life. Pills me- that
their | rendered by their
active and take exercise withuat
nience or pain which could do before.
fSirned) HENRY COE, North Lynn. Norfork
THESE EFFIcAcIous IN
FOLLOWING COMPLAINTS
Asuc Female irresu- retention OF 7 Orine
Asthma la-ities. SerUfua IF Kings
Bilious Complaints. Fevers of all Evil.
Dlotches on the Skin. Throat.
Rowe G Fits. Gout, Stone aud Gravel.
COLES Headache. Secondary Symp-
Constipation Of the indigestion. IONS
Rowels inflammation. Tic Douloreux
Consumption. Jaunuicc umors'
Debility, LIVER Coufpi" III Ne.e
Dropsy Lumbagc. Veneriai aHec-
Oxsenf.ry Piles. tions
Erysii elias rhtunatfsIh' worms u ~ hinos
Weakness whatever cause. &c &c
Sold at establishment of Professor Holloway pa
Strand Bar9 London and by all respeeta-
tla dealers in medicines throughout the
mpre the Uuited States in pots
md cents an 81 90 each whole
sale by the principal Drug houses in the Unlon and BY
Nessrs A B. & D.. Sands, New York MIR J. Horsey 81
Maiden Lane New York ,..,,:
There is saving by larger sizes
SB 81 A. EVANS, Wholesale Agents,
Wilmington. -
! For sale BY s. J. HINSDALE, Fayetteville
Feb os,h 1882 6u-pd
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House & Lot for Sale.
l offer for sale my Dwell

n!sM ing House and the adjacent lot situated
Iss1H on Haymount, in that neighborh hood
0E7AAe1 known Athens. The House is two
stories. and contains five rooms. The lot is
about three quarters Of an acre in extent The
entire premises in good repair and are
situated conveniently to excellent we'll of
water. For terms and any other information
apply to HUGH GRAHAM,
FEB 10, 1853 If Market Square
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OFFICE c. T. & D. r. n. COMPANY

OFFICE C. f. & D. E. n. COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the Cape Fear and Deep River
Navigation Company tor work doae materials
and SUP pi:s furni is ed said Go to present hem
duly authentic dted at his office the frid "
Of \ prit next 'fhis notice - given with a view
to ascertain the precise amount of debts ar
the Company, in order that they may be paid as
soon pracfIcabe.
ALEX MURCHlSON, President.
By order Of the Board.
J. J. JACKSON. Secretary
March IL, 1853 :5:-1t
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FOR SALE At THE.
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-sAs1 ~ :, s'usic al tire sHurtest
notice at the Caroliniau Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14

The steamship ARABIA from Liverpool about p
on Saturday July %. arrived here a. III O'Clock on
Wednesdsy morning having been q f-E hours longer On
the passage han he Atlantic which arrived sunday
There is little news by this arrival Whattrl' therels
respecting the Turkish difficulty lar from dein THIS
absence ofreiable intelligence is rather remarkable, with
the Mediterranean full Of sreamer and teegra ia lice
extending eastward to Trieste This leaves the puoc
ct the mercy Of Governments aud S'ockiobbers-bad
parties both 20 be in Of exclusive informal
Il would seem that to JOY lst the Russians had not
entered Modavia.
The L. S nail steamer Wash ngtOn was telegraphed
Of Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, Fnday morning. Juy !.
The Liverpool Cotton Market was irregular az to
prices but on the whole tending TO be firm politics
would allow BreadstuFs we're excited, ald c,n'der4
big higher owing to spPrehended scarcity in France
the feeling was however, calming towards the end Of
the week.
The following persons came passengers in the
Arabia
Me.sra Smith Muir Deauuy Hanoe, B. Caldwell Push Mr..
and Mrs More Mr. and Pock - Free Oman NJ street,
Mf Toues H. Bobrscn. Gin-r Strange A Mstn Peass
rep H. Coz Ceak Renf-rR Nc lavish. Drew e
Peel Pfosne Onion. I4lr, Hud-lba n y ~,
Meerre Vstos W ers Weber. McAune. Voc.
Master Mo son Messrs straoh1n Phcncas Atln
chad. Davenport allies Archer, Ms Banks Mr.
M. WOODS ms Wilson M Miiett, Thomson and '" C. Peel
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ny His attendants had not the courage 20 i1'errlp
bis rest and the gallant Commodore bad 70 vat n n
courtyard before The palace for above hour tie D.
came in psfien' and fu-ious by degrees A. Ia. ~
thought Il studied and rrrnedtarel Insult With
out demsndn, &c evDsnaoo he returnrd - biz SHIPS
and IN lnediaf bnr,l aried Rin-,ou. This was th-
ilu Of tte var with H1rmah Mr Bright Slo SON,
morris back was n.ul'ed hy Lord Paner.ton ali
charged with ignorance # the constitution lately r.
turned tLe COMP nen and 10 speaking Of the AT = 81
var undertaken tspe-islg NJ tl- advice Of Lord p
ner,ton. be- said: Al this vi. done for the s'uPt
usIci,us # au En-ii.l Minister TGIs tha strie
betse-r the Manchester peace-nan and the Irish lo'd
IS ended for the present arc.
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Preparations In BROOKLYN.

At fhe meeting # to Common Couacl on T1ssiIy
night he President pm fen fAld II submitted
COMMUNICATE from the New Yok Com Council IN
vitrc he Corporit, su'borie o. Brooklyn unit Win
hem in receiving the President e the Unt-d S's'es
ThUr-day Tie Bvif,t'on scep'ef. and ths following
reso'uor IN cornecior e-eVi'h Of -sd and aiopt-d
yreS Thst Corss n Eve h. sro-f.i g r tNi 9re'+ -
ra,ls srlonreurur. sr0a-ee VIII s ne r---i n
'te Cor- n -vi a. for ~ NJ Ts ~
J. 1ia-.ds-. srd t' $40 Commute 71-- I'm 7' W
irro ffe Nt-'r 30 r7rr-@- - @-'fr fh- 11 .e' " -
Cy'o tie Pr@r ara 10 ru'forz~4 o. @ sgc1 -rsr -'s -
they Icy deem re 1tt y this rs' 1t'i
Preparations IN WiliiaDsburgh.
special meetir f TIE Board Of Aldermen was con
vened last evening by direction NJ hs Honor, Mayo
Eerry The President Of the Board. All Conock, in III
Clair coz uunicai n receive from Mayer Berry
ifausmi.tirg an inv; hon fon the COMMITTEE of n.
Poard Of Aldermen of My 'rs nvoZ the m-nb@rs Of
his body 20 ion them This rning in welcoming the prs'
ideDt 70 New York on motion thu invitation accept
cd and COMMITTEE Of three vas appointed to procure
c.rrsges and make the necessary ar>ngeu ens and '
10 notify 'he Mayor and h-ads Of depart nsrt 70 join With
them TIE Board then adjourned
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The Hammer ON Fridny NIsht.

On Friday evening there will be magnificent banquet
gwen to The President, BY The managers OF the Exhibition
HE Dinner will be prepared and served by tbs Aessrs
asAnos Of the Metropolitan Hotel in ,h9 grand Dining
ma Of that establishment which is sufficient assurance
'aa viii be worthy OF the and occasion. Covers
VIZ be laid for six hundred guests AL The dgatares IN
asd to the Inauguration Will be present Lord Elesmere
'sfd EgiD and several Govsra1-s Of or S.a:ss vii be
among the guests.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

or THE ARABIA.
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NO DECISION ON THE WAR QUESTION.
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Secret Of Table-Moving Discovered.
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Dntes. Liverpool and London, July ,.

mARKErs FEyERI.H md IaRgGuLAR.
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TIE CRYSTAL PALACE win le % ire p-b every ~
SUaesys eN~pfc sfry the lh hewr Re ,qrs nj ID
esees, NJ. and 9clorA, p. 20. uatl iarhcs n5sss
Slis AcilsslluS 81 cents
Shadrer under Twelve yeas ' a., ......... s. .ses
.
Seeson hckr,s Re pr'cu-td t-e Uf w ffs
sets Nc - tTostScy. oi Ees-acc. il Na-i-n
Asss No u W sllst ,wh 49, please ai.ad in p,-oa
ongI tbe register
nese or Sug'e Admissions he Esd go 1-1as o. the
"a Instant TIE -c Crvsa Palc N haI,
WA, No. 80 Broadway. come g. Pix. ace
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nIssOLUTION-The firm of MORGAN q

~ bERTlNE has been dissolved by mutual consent
MI Berrre w.il seule the business Of the late firm
New ! oh, February = 1888. GEORGE MORGAN,
ROBERT BERTHE
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DECEIVERs SALE of STOCK, FIN
IA TURES and CONTENTS Of GROCERY STORE.
On MONDAY February H. l6jj, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at
TOmpk nsve Quarantine Stateu Island, Will be sold
the premises the St0cA Fixtures and contents OF ths
Grocery Store Of VI. NJ Keen Co. consisting OF general
assortment Groceries, Teas, Sugars, Spices, C0hee
Champagne, Claret and other Wines. Brandy, Gin,
WHISKY; also quantity OF supertne Flour and Meal,
ttoUsad bushels OF hne Feed bale Hay, Oats, straw Ne
also, srge assoten of Mems and Boys Boots and SHOES
Ladies Shoes, and OyershOes Dry Goods AMI ready
made Clothing also Paints OILS, and COlors aud Hard
ware together with all the Counters Scales, and Weights
Shelving standing Casks Glass Cases and Fixtures Of every
hind, Gc. sc Also FIVE Wagons set Of double Harness
of single Harness and black Horse Terms
sale, cas CHARLES J. PORTER, Receiver.
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kNrfoNY J. BLrXcErR. Rnr,.o,...
L 1 III l. nnnflI, NV. =. /.

" Ai4t Adj L hVt Tn L on ktDDNp
ard LJDLOW-STS o. EAST BROADWAY -
CITY 81 Ae~-logk al Asetl0a--ANTHONY J. BiIFt,vv'
Eh WI sell a. public a1C.ioa Oh FRIDAY $780,, ..
9Th, lSt5, ~ = ocloe % tie MencAAat ExeA,pss ~, ~
loving very dssiral.C p.09erty. VIZ. - ~.
On BsCone-st, lie story AID aitic brck sr,,, b
ard Let, ksowu as Ne. - Broous 81, with a..
frame HOCsS o. tie Of Houss . b. - -
inches o. .r1at House - fee; inches ~ - -
Gepih SIZE q Lot ., feet inches igoat u go :
o. tee rlsg by IS feet > inches n depth. -s
On Ludlovst. the two-s;Ory bek frcai Ha.s. a. L.
No & LaGlOwst. ives; side SIC O. H0ass = 81 -,
ictt IN G<pth val "a goCm attached "a b. - Ia.
OF IL, = csi ~ 81 .5et inches IA d. 3ih. ~
ca ESS; BT0--wes-Also The g4-ee story and Al, ~,
House AID Lcss, CT Lot known - No ~ EAst Ra5l,~
sze Of House = ee By IS feet H. depth sife Of t b
hy % &c; ~ deplh. Tie Hoas, Is au.ee modern ~.
ard the lesSo has years . rgn Nth Covenants Of
FOX = wears For t.sns and father pt s2py . -
Auc dcucet. MOI Bsoad-st i-,@hi
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~ N . 4 Y 7 w II" II ~ - ~ =
n House in East Ichst also. siN four story bro 4
IIouses On 7thGv near 3ithst The above properly Il
pay q p.f cent will he sold ow aud easy tet ~ Ap-
ply 90 JACOB PECARE No. los llcsterst, lcr Eowefy
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p H. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of VALUABLE

Il PROPERTY on WHITEHALL and MARKET
FIELDSrS belonging 10 the estate of ISAAC PlEtSONi
deceased by order OF ExecutOrs.-E. h. LUDLOW will
seu at Auction on WEDNESDAY, Feb. =, 1888 az ~
O'Clock, At the Merchants Exchange
WWrEE,LL-sr-Tho valuable Lots with the two three
story brick Dwelling HOUSES Nos. 5. and W hitehalst'
No having thereon three-story brick dwelling ho1se,
and No aud double three story brick dwelling, with
large rear ding attached said Lots being together " feet
lcb front 81 feet inches rear I'D feet inches on tho
nOrLefy gid 10 feet inch the southery side,
together with the Lot No 2t MaIketdedst being u feet
inches front and rear 81 feet inches Oh tho westerly te
and IS feet inches the eastery side and connects WIN
the Lott on Mhtehall-st.
The whole property will be sold in parcel The safe
will b. pereInpt0ry 70 the highest bidder and 40 bids viii
be made by yone interested IN the property Terms at
sae (2lD
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Eaies os 1uctioW.
A ~ NgEYIS. AEct0usey.

A NJ MgEwIs. AEcrouseJ.
ny BANGS. BROTHER s Co-trS4s
D>.es Rooms. NJ. IS PIEroE
FRIDAY EVENING, ? B. 2, &. 81 o.c,ocA.
v.rLisB Books DANtCED 81 NArEE--.I Nei, y I4''s
BE Ens'ish gubcltioas ~ -rs4- v-.ieiy IA nl-e1
board III 2 .ktt ship Cofle-.Gs or4-l--4 ' -4
-55.e,f -, 'sse from / lu4Cr. - ...,,,,,.,v
FIFTY EFENTA NEWIoRRh, TRhDE S ~;
80 - l.cit co.si Suulonts Of Books, PAFcSs, >rA-
.. .. : ,'orYFE PLATES BINDERS CLo.L LEAra,
70 4, f- I've usyt regular Trade sac % Dc e'l'o0s'
P Pc aDGsS sr the paS should be furnished By tie
Nrh Il January lls.
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ASrHosY ]. BLEEcKER, Aueaoneer
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on

4 ~ 80 -ADA<A@ ~ ibDl-NO lsDlS on
klBEhLl.5I. AID tie LeasshOld Premises No. l5l
CHAMBEKS. ST IA the City Of Sew.Yort a. suetion :
ANTHONY }. bLEECkER will eel az public auetion on
WEDNESDAY Feb g. 1855 At l2oclscE Il the Merchants
Exchange, the following desirable property viz
o. LIBERTY ST Two valuable building ots situated On
ne south de Of Liberty 81, between Tnnity-pAce snd
OreenWh commencing 50 feet 10 inches OF Trinity
place The lOts Iom . % a feet front and ar BIZ from
= 20 y feet inches in depth
on CsAMBERssTAsot the house aud lease Of lot known
a. No lbl Chambert north side. and I7j feet east Of
Orsenwlek-s, Tie lot 3 by IS feet The lease expires
10 ls' AZ ground rent Of o per lnnum with privilege
o. Two renewals a. per cent valuation. from Trinity
church large portion Of the purchase money remain
CT bond and mortgage. For maps and further Particular
spply 20 the AletlOneer MOI Broad-st. (l3i9
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ELEGANT DWELLING nv Sc " %. va
l. WILLOUGHBY, corner OF LAWRESS q, - -, (, 80
On HOlT he;wcen State aid AtAate..;s. bSoOt5 -. =
JANFS COZ Z Will sci, a. suction on TIT h>OAt Sc
L. 1855 AZ y o'clock. at the Merchants ENchsnSe y l.
he following desirsple property va 49,,
Fr thresstorv ard basement hAH c''ason front n-cN
hse on The ror SIDE of Wil.oushbysL c0ruer OF Law
rrncest the houses are p feet front BY y feet me 80
den built N the bcss ard most substantial msnne WIN
rsscc fruus stoopS Gothic pogcos ion ritnSs 10
s.oop balcony Nc. INSIDE binds Wrench windows sldlng
ioors and stained glass sasA S0ors silver plated door au
turs gas fixtures IN stores hardhnsAsd SEQ Co hlI
air furnaces, &C. each contains Ia rooms sad 81 = IA
perfect order. Lots = feet front and rear by - m deep
These houses now occupied by Sentesl PrVas > AZ
hes and very select snd desirable nsignooLno IN
retired only halt minutes walk from tne NY ~
and other public buildings bu block removed rom tle
nlcst important bussss streets the city Myrtle ana u
ton avs and x blocks from the Montague Ferry ~ 1e 0os
OF Wss. New ork Tne bniidugs ar IN tn best AZ
proved syle architecture and tor convenience eannot DC
surpassed IN the city. ,
Also two Ss,ory and bssemen, brcS houses on the west
SIDE o; Hovtst the 81 ard 9th north 81 Aantc-sti 30
houses aye bait In the best manner modern style withu
bic rnaues estes with siding doors, INSIDE blnss cor
uced and har tn she'd cOGtAn u rooms each WIN an m
closed Piazza IA the rear houses p by - e lots :" oy "
TEENs-A large portion OF the purchase money can To-
n ain on bend and mortgage. 80 ~
Mars are now raa6y AZ the offices Of the Auc'ionee Nos
IS Fui.on St Brooklyn, and Waist New-loES l''Sl
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4 DODWoRrHs DANCING ACADE-
"a Ny. ~ Ire EsssAisArsrt No 81. Bro.ayay
Grace CsuEch-lhs Glasses Tor the Secoai oalrtsr
BOW forming For LADIES' and Chlldra1 OF WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Al p ana 5, o'elcck, PM. Far
Geeilszaen, On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATt kDAYS from % 10 o'cloek PM
The leozs To- Gelsleuea arranged e1t.re
principle, ~ Which the pro-ess Aad eonyozieacs Of
pupils SIC greatly sscihrs;sd fsf Particulars erUa4z