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Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01
TaE VERY BEST AND PUREsI'

Il MEDICINES-J. s. FRIZELL is now in receipt Of a
general assortment Of Medicines such Pure English
Caome Blue Mass, Aloes, Rhubarb, Magnesia seiditz
Powders, Chloride Of Lime. Pink Root Cream Of Tartar
Balsom Copaba, Soda, Sage and all the various kinds Of
extracts for prescription purposes Having bought the
above articles East, prepared to sell low az DO
bought almost anywhere jan.2f
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

A CARD.-The undersigned, grateful
for past favors from his patrons of this vicinity takes
his medium to express his thankfuness ard with view
retiring from the GROCERY AND HOTEL BUSINESS
within the present season. conceives proper give notice
hat from the present first Of March, 1881 shall dcon-
inue the credit business and deal exclusively for CASH
With the exception Of WAGONS, CARTS, and FLOWS,
which win be sold On March credit as heretofore my
elular patrons. Respectfully, D. F. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

Saad ut The Establishment Of Prot, HOLLOWAY 2o1
stran near Temple Barr London and also his HOUSE
III New ofk Orders for Medicines the States addressed
L. HOLLOWAY, New York, will receive due attention.
soia also by al respectable Druggists and Dealers
hes through out the United States, in Pots 37a cents
81 cents, and 81 80 each To be had wholesale o IN.
principal Drug Houses in the Union or Of
j. WRIGHT Co, 15f Chartres ST., NO
There considerable saving by taking the larger
sizas.
A. H-Directions for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each Pot fap,-1 -f,p cow
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Confectionery Store.

4 WEISSENTHANNER, corner of
As Main and st. Louis streets Thibndaux, wholesale
and retail dealer in Preserved Fruits Anuises, Fancy Cor
iias 81 ruhs conferonares, Green Fruits Holiday Gis
Tito for Christening, Deserts given either in the city OF
country Wedding parties supplied with every article i
The partr, confecton ~ line the shortest notice
on the most reasonab'e terms. Patronage solicited.
January 2I-5-1y.
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

s Marie de Thibodaux, &c Ief AvrH, 1854.
4 Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
b Farne aiche eant o. % ie Narche de h Nou-
vene Orleans les Boniangers son requis de doner "a
onces de pain pour dix cente, durant a senaine pros
chaine. s-b, V. d. fERREBONNE, Maire
90 CASES OAK TANNED RIISSET
~ BRoGANs-s. 7. DAUNIs 4 BROS, are nav re-
ceiving direct from Boston, superior and full
ment Of the above article which they Offer sale at low
rates. -.. lbuj -sse - ~ 1.sss-
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sACR ED CONCERT.

a CR ED CO n CE R Il.
4 ~ RELIGIOUS CONCERT. the pro.
cees Of which are 10 be appropriated to the purchase
OF Bell for the Presbyterian Church in this place. will take
place in said church. Wednesday the 18th April next
under the direction OF Mr. John Thaer assisted by number
Of talented lady amateurs. ' =,
Tickets Of Admission ST. Tickets to be had at all the
principal stores in Thbodaux Imarcho5-at
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

GEM OF FOREIGN LIrERAruRE.-The fol-
lowing from the Bizarre, in the language of
Gerry Won Knipperhauser, the Dutch critic,
"ish goot >; s7 ir H. =.
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BatIh.HOuse.

1HNtHIsHHOINSEe J
H CAUSSE. Barber, on St. Philip st.,
= he.s leave to inform his friends aid the public
In general that lie has jnst opened Bath House, where
hot and cold Laths may he I'd at ali times. y sss-
RATEs-Cod Baths, s5 cents Hot do. 35 cents; with
two Towel, furnished each. 50 II -
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

Medical Card.
DR. +. f. BROADDUS having per-
manenty located in Thibodaux for the exercise Of his
profession, offers his services the public Office over
Bennets Literary Depot Pos. Office Building Market street
January 2s, 1854. civ
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

FRENCH BR ANDY. Madeira Wine.
i Port Wine, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin Sherry Wine
Acohol and Old Bourbon Whiskey an Of the very first qua
y for medical purposes just received by j. s. FRIZELL
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

rASH STORE.-Flour, Pork, Bacon,
~ Lard, Cheese, Potatoes, Sugar Cured Hams Coffee,
Tea and variety Of Groceries and Western Provisions
stanty hand and for sale at very small profits Cash
mh4 .44-7@+ B. r. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1854-04-01

E'OR KENr-'fhe large and com -.
moi us dwelling over the Store occupied by fE3s.s
he abcrtbers; contains parlors iax2J k8s III
hree Urge Bedrooms, Pantry, Stare-ronm and Ss!I
Servant Room and Kitchen, with Site root and II
gallon Cistcrn. Apply to ldl7l WAKEAiAN & SMITH
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Total $50 25 l0I So 6as So oeo Is, oe5 10. oeo


Woolen productions continue to attract but little At
tention and steadily declining The supplies in mar
ke comparatively largo and urgeot There has been
less activity in blankets cloths cssmsre dosskins and
aannes all Of which have been freely offered aud
have favored buyers. Jeans AMI lnseys are dull aud
heavy not being Ia much request Moaslin do LANES
likewise In less demand, but rule Hrm the stock
being moderate aud well assorted Satinets are slowly
bought, 1t very low prices Shawls are more sought
after and command full rates, Shsep's grays quiet
and lapguid Tweeds are not in much demand, though
purchasao,e at rather easier figures.
Foreign goods sparngly bought and at very rregu
most pressed being the pntiest and the least needed
Of the stock hand not sutng the popular
Indeed there very few lots market that co ne up
to the standard Herce the great duIness and rregu
arity in private trade, purchasers win buy
there but the choicest articles and these too at prices
considerably under the spring range. British manufac
maintain their ground better than other kinds
even those depressed and dropping The crowded
Of the auction rooms. and the and cheApness with
which general apartments there procured
avery bAneu influence upon the business in its leg-
mate channels that this TO be far from being
spirited and rsmuneratve, this season. at least The
imports hardly large but the stocks already
In excess Of the ia of the trade are apt
very speedily reduced This another Of the pre-
yalent heaviness and weakness IN the market.
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WAS ADAM Bumf-Governor Brigham Yngoa
In ons Of hs discouzsss q Salt Lake City seems 70
dkbeNsvs thss portion II ths Bible which asssts
that God formed Adam from the dust Of the cath.
he taxes the follosbg philoso hicL view Of it,
Listen, 70 Latter Day Saints Supposlug that
Adam was formed actually o1i Of clas, out Of the
kame bind Of material from which bricks ere formed;
man, sad breathed into IL the breath Of life, aod
left 1t there, In that state Of supposed perfection,
he would have been an adobe to this day. He
would not have known anything Sumo Of You may
doubt the truth OF what now say, and argue that
tie Lord could teach him. This IL mistake. The
Lord could not have taught him In any other wsv
than in the way In which he did teach him. You
b. heve Adam was made Of the dust Of the earth.
This do not believe, though u supp )sed that It
u 20 written in the Bible; but it 10 not TO my
TO the States II you please, That I have pub
Ncly declared t6xt / do mot believe that
portion of the Bible ~ the Christian world
do. | never did, and never want to. WHAT
il the reason ] do not :? Because have come 70
a. oerssaDdiog, ana baDshed from my mind all the
faby stores my mother taught ms when ! vas q
id. But suppose Adam was made aod fashioned
TIE fame AS We make adobes; II he had never
drank Of the bitter cup, the Lo.d might have talked
10 him to this cay, and he would have continued as
be was to all eternity. advancing one particle
in the school Of intelligence. Tpis idea opens up
. field OF light to the intelligent mind. How Gao
you know truth hut by its opposite or lignt but by
its opposite The absence OF light Is darkness.
How Can swse tness be Known but by its op Josse,
birerl It is by this means that we obtain all in
tthgeDce. This 10 Mormonism, and 1t IL founded
upon al truth up0n every principle Of true
philosophy In fact, the gospel OF Jesus g 'rst Is
The only true philosophy In existence. There IL
lot one particle Of it that is not strictly p1ilo-
sophical, though you ar may not understand all
the fulness Of it, but we will If We continue
faithful.
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vsy good maAss, pr yard. Cotton isaAa ess prstty
freely dsa In and rule hru. Denms In fair request
mostly at 10 iox ots per yard Drills are moeWassy
inquired for Il TX cts for brown, ets for hsaeh
I'd, and - ~ es for blue, par yard Duck II In good
demand m steady IN price ths stock remains light
Gshans ess active At lox es for N&nchsstsr and
IL cts. for Glasgow and Lancaster Lawns and
nankssns ar stin without essential variation,
being quiet and lAnguid. osnAburgs arc inss-
tive and oppressed at q 10 cents for the
principal kinds. Printing cloths have slightly dsts-
rioratsd but continue in slack request Prints are quite
heavy, and obAnabls At cents per yard under the
opening rates u this Stripes and ticks 6nd pref
ty free buyers 1t previous quotations
We append comparative statement Of the shipments
henca Of cotton goods, during eipht month"; of.--
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DOuaesfic Mnrlrs n.

Nrw BEDrosD On MARyEr Sept 4.--Sptrnn There haa
been considerable activity Ia the market since our last
and prices have What advanced fro last quota
cells ~ follows $50 bbs at 81 as 500 do at t1 AZ and
677 d. part Of which was sferior, At 81 49, In Fair
haven hear Of sales Of $50 bbls At 81 az and in Nan
tucket $50 bbls. at 81 A., delivered there. whserhe
brisk demand noticed In last oonnued the past
week and sales have increased ut advanced prices Sales
bbls at bsc $3.50 DO at 57c, DO at 6sc aud 200
DO South See At Sc. The market closed rmy At SIC.
In Mattaposet sales Of 100 bbls have been made
SEC. wbsiebone-The only sales coming to notice are
5000 lbs Polar at Acc and 200 do 90 on private
terms Adviees from NeS York quote sales Of Polar
1t 43c
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Aggregae ........s... 1880. - 80 laS aAo
Nov IS hogs multiply with great r.pidisy, and
csme to maturity in two years, 1t would be quite
D seibe to fat sno slaughter six millions Of hogs 10
the valley Of the Ohio in one year. II the market
were kept no, and corn enough In TIE coanuy, it
would be done, for there would be both the
temptation and the means. But the fst;ening
of Fix mil ION OF hogs, would require one
hundred and twenty millions of Bushels of
corn: and there il never that amsuut TO spare
for that object. Full fourffths of all the corn
is required fer domestic ST. ck for whskey and for
fatfsbing cattle. Ficay, the amount OF cattle aud
hogs brought to market depends go much on the
corn crop that the dimiDntion of that crop oy q
partial failure Is likely to produce very important
results on the trade 10 domestis p'oduce. We much
fear the failure will be greater than have stated
OF animal food and the commerce in domestic pro
ducts.
The Price Current does not quite agree with tho
sentiment here expressed, and rays :-That there
Will be short crop Of corn In matter we suppose
settled beg 0pd dispute, and there grounds for
serious spprehepsons that the yield will be very
fh0rt the Information to be found in these columns
ahuDdantly shows; hut Il Il always dangerous to
speculate upon short crops, and 70 commence now
to operate with the ecsatiOn thai corn and hogs
will be Short" would be opening the road 20
those disastrous results which have been 80 gen.
ersly experienced during the last two years. There
country now than ever before. There s fair sur
plus Of old CORP, there il very large crop OF oats,
there wi j be large import Of wheat from Canada
under the " Re- cilrocity" treaty; the indications
are that there will be but lit foreign demand for
brea6stuffs. These facts combined may Offset en-.
trey, and must Offset to O great extent, the effect
OF short corn crop.
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DIZZY GOODS, 40.

LSMBR0IDERIEs, FMBR0IDERIEs, ExHRODkxnns--
ia from auction. Wallace scholee, 200 Sixth ave-
nue. OF seventeenth street. have just rscsivsd
large lot II embroideres consisting Of collars, undef
fleeves chemsste and aces, all Of tha newest styles,
which win be sold for less than 30 cents the dollar.
- REAr BARGAINS IN RICH RIBBONS, MILLINERY
" goods and dress trimmings, ribbons. H. H. Leo.
tenen 90 Bo~ery beg. leave 70 inform HIS nuusrous
customers that BY taking advantage Of the sutrsms
pressure In the money market In Eurcpe be he's bssn
enabled TO lay in heavy stock Of choice fall bboas
miIlncrs and dreesmskers goods ct extraordinary
great ,r6cs Merchants, mners and the public,
Invited 10 CALL they win end goods at about half tho
cost Of impo atcn just opened 20 Of rich
French flowers, SILK velvets sains fancy dotted and
diamond comets silks.
IMPORTED wOvE cORsETs --xRs GAYNOR HAS RE-
eeved pr ast arrivals, large additions TO her stock
OF celebrated French and English corsss, and win
continue ~ Fell tbsm At the low pces, Wholesale
and retail ct AZ Third avenue, near Tenth street.
MRS. RI-HMOND, or sss BROsDw4 AZ, WOULD
lvl cal the attention Of the trade and hsr custom
TO her styles Of cars hsa sdreeses and embrcje
just received. Her health being now rsstorcd :
give her PERSONAL attention 70 the bueiness, ~
that her reputation for skin sni taste In or
desirable goods, will stiu enable the old
keep the lead. Great attentiou paid 10 =
partmtnt. . ,art salss Woiuan Tas' rsl1
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FIRE IN TIE WooDs m PENNsYLvAHIA.--Far
me eight or ten days the forests in the vicinity Of
lie city bavs been on Gre. Many hundred acres
I've been burned over, and considerable dessfac-
pm 70 property has been the consequence e. We
hye beard Of enc or two HOUSES being destroyed,
ht do not know 70 whom they bel ,rged, or aoy OF
20 circumstances s1seadiDR thsir destru ton. A
|lmber Of other buildings were saved through the
|renuons exertions Of our citizens At one tina,
eng fears we're fet that tho city would be set on
Re, but thanks TO the change of wind the calamity
|noul q timber, logs, and bark BELONGING "a d,s
Fent moisiduals were destroyed. AT night, during
pas week our city, In some local,ies. vas [ !.
n nate ', veie Il ether porsous the air vas thick
Go 1 asnsea w,.a smoke 40 much that obi It's
We hopes that the ere viii be arrested bsso,s IL
pea any considerable DAMAGE Ca,6o,,dr III ~
rHe county, Democrut, dug. 26. ~
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HORRIBLE ASSASSINATION IN New ORLEANS
Our CITY has again been made tbs theatre Of most
revolving and bloody murder. About nine o'clock
last night free coored man named Michel Ho
more, was brutusl]y assassinated BY another free
colored person named Dutriel Barton, (both natives
OF this city, aud well known) near tie corner Of Ur
suline and Roman Streets In the Second district.
The Ct cumstances, az we could gather them, are
she az nye m0n ms nnSs
ballroom, since which time they have been deadly
foes. Last night Barton, accompanied by two
friends, Xavier and Baptiste Jourdain, repaired to
the residence Of Michel Honore on Ursu inc street,
and remaining on the banquette, sent q small boy
into the house to call him out. He came out, walk.
ed up to BARRON and asked him what he wanted.
The latter it Is said, made reply but struck hin
ever the head with stick, when Honore drew q
pistol and fred at him. BARRON then attacked him
with dagger, and killed him, stabbing him thirteen
times SIX times in the breast four in the back, and
three in the left arm. H0nore fell dead on the BAN
qGe:te-the murderer and his accomplces fed, and
have not since been heard of.-NeU Orleans Delta,
dugust 81.
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NmpR IN NEW HANPsHmr.-The coroner's
y on the body Of VIM. MAXWELL, killed 81 Great
Aik, N. H., ON Saturday night, Sept 8, returned .
By WIN. Hodges, who is now in custody, and Is
have preliminary examination to-day. The facts
the case as elected before the coroners jury are
ct the deceased, with Mr.. lowering, dentist at
hhmon Falls, and party Of msn and women,
ell. On their return 70 Great Falls, Max veil
M that all his passengers, except Lowering, had
hoped out Of the team, as he supposed, to avoid
ying for the ride. He suspected that they had
sverisg proceeded there, and caifios up NJ.
edges, asked him II they were In the house. Mr.
edges replied that they were not; but Maxwell
sisted upon going IN and satisfying himself
edges, who had come to the door armed with
alb, said he should not. Some words, and perhaps
slight tussle ensued, when Hodges suddenly
fuck Maxwell two or three times over tbs head
sa the club, telling him to the ground, add then
ue at Lowering, striking blow also at tie
ise s.,,I Lo yer jumped upon the carriage
ht them up, and mot imposing that Maxwell
10 badly hurt, laid down and went to sleep.
bis was about three o'clock Sunday morning.
|fser Lowering had left Hodges Hotel, it appears
Sat Maxwell got mp and went on, but returned st
beut O'Clock, without his hat, asked for . bed,
J d was placed In room No. Z. During the morn,
3, Lowering called and, asked for Maxwell, but
be told that he was asleep, and his door being
tene0 on the lneloes De old NOT attempt 70 enter.
lter in the day, friend Of Maxwell, from Salmon
lls, demanded - zee him, and finally climbed ioto
70 room through rear window. he found him
! st alive, but he never spoke, and died ct IL last
light. The physicians testified that they found
70 fractures Of the skull near the left ear, around
bich clotted blood had collected four inches BY
Srse, and two inches deep. This pressing upon
% brain caused death. II Is possible that II his
ound had been properly and promptly attended
biz life might have been ssysd. he .as . man
thirty ore years, vas generally liked II Salmon
Alb, and leaves wife, mo146 and sister. II Ia q
sgu'sr fact that lis brstt1F, Lewis Maxwell, was
He'd, at Berwick, BY stab, while In the sfIcst,
pout year since. Hodges does not bear . g, od
pusatior, having served term In the State prison
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The Thermometer in st. Louis ON the LIST inst rose to
400 and eight fatal Of stroke occurred that
day.
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CHOLERA AT NEwPoRT-A report from the
occur cd under the knowledge and care Of the city
authorites since the first appearance Of cholers Ia
Newport, in July, up to O'Clock P. N, August 81,
st all OF which, with the exception Of four, were
Irish, or the children of Irish and English families.
The Mayor considers that the viruleuce of the dis.
ease has passed away; but recommends continued
care in cleanliness and diet during the coming
month.
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TIE CHOLERA IN FALL RIvER.-Up to the Sd
inst fit, eighth deaths from cholera had occurred
at Fail River. In most cases those who died were
strongly ad dcted to the of ardent spirits It ia
also state by the Fall River papers that chemi.
cal analysis Of the liquors freely dispensed from the
low grog geries Of that place, shows that they are
adulterared in some cases with nlphuric acid, q
virule Mt poison. The Monitor thinks that some of
the children, reported to have died Of cholera died
Of actual starvation having been deserted by their
parents In the general panic which pre- vailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

A writer IN ~ Ctncisnati Prizes Cxvvsst ays:-
Of one thing, hossver, tnere h Q osrtainty-shat
Ne reduction m ths quantity - corn WIN rsonce IN
pickled meat in the country. when corn and money
are both abundant, the number II fstted anmals
brought 10 market may b increased almost inded-
Ditely. But when corn and money are both scarce,
the reverse II The ase ana fased aDimAh are scarce
also. Lat M ses how many hogs there are IN the
valley Of the Ohio, and how many migat % lated.
The number las rsoidly increased since 1901; Dat
In Tennessee. 3 104 800
In Kentucky. 1871 ,163
IN Ipdsna. 2.263, 776
IN Ohio. l,964 ITO
In illinois 1875 ,207
Argrerate IL las 416
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TOR sALE-a BAR ROOM md FIXTURES, WI II A
two years lease. The slace is fitted no and fur.
nshed In the best style. The loca ion IL of the best
in the city will b sold low, the propristor "a
Obliged 10 leave the city. Apply 10 j. L. KNAfP Sun
No. 1872 West street
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E,ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
IN rextx-cnnsistin1 af GA acroa situHtAd In Sara

T>ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
IL perty-conssting Of 8, o4 situated In Sara.
togo county about twelve miles from the syringe by
plank road, and fifteen miles from the Erie canal or
Amsterdam. The Saratoga and secists Harbor Railroad,
building, viii through near the land. The
land u Of GOOD quality about two thids cleared and the
balance heavily tmbsred with beach, BIRCH maple black
walnut, spruce, temock, &c. There aIe good streams
ruDLine through it, with water power grstmn, saw
mill, single and bark mills and number Of good
dwellings, In different locations with suitable barns and
outhoufes 1t will be sold togeher or Ia separate par
cells For further particulars, apply to R G. PIERCE
Pine street. Of Broadway under the Metropolitan
Flank.
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TSOR sArE-THE FURNITURE, 40, OF COTTAGE.
located on the Hudson, Yonkers, two minutes
Yah from the depot fu-nture all modern an
in good order The cottage Is TO rent a. low rate Also
tso horses ard two carriages. apply at t02 Nsssso
street. room No. Q. PURDY h 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

tns Kansas emig-ants Who left Albany last week AZ.
Feo ssSbicsgo on the Let inst.
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CcOR sAIE-lHE GOOD WILL AND FURNITURE OF
~ . school pleasantly located up town; will be dis
roiIg to California For further particulars inquire 1T
so Fourth street. between and IL A. II.
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T,oR sAIE-A CONFECTIONERY AND ICE csE.M
H ssloon, In q superior location, In Broohiyn lately
tied mp ana now doing fine business; the sto X Tx
lures &c viii he SOD sta io~ Ggare as the owner y
obliged to leave the city apply at l02 Nassau street.
room No. Q. fUFDf q W.
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nRUG 8 ORE FOR SAIE.-SATlSFACTORY REASONS
~ given for selling. A good chance for physician,
the store dor good business, with outdoor prac
tce two thousand dollars year, located the east
side Of the town For further particulars. apply TO
CHARLES II. THORN, No 1876 Hudson street
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I'OR aALE--rHB STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
Will Of stationery store, very egiby located, and
now having IN excellent OF custom an increasing.
Any person wishing to engage In the business win find
this rare chance Address Wilson, box l7e Heroli Of
Zee with real name. .t
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INARM FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-SIXTY AC aES
-I good house. barn, good loam soil, In good order
and level four miles from steamboat dock thirty eight
miles from New York. on Long Island; price %, 800
Also, Of twenty scres good buildings. good loan
soil; price 81 $780, Apply TO E. W. ARTHUR, 70 Fulton
country MARKET from to IL Thursdays or by letter
To NolthpOrt, l. /
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LyOR sALE.-IEAsE OF A SPACIOUS HOTEL DOWN
IL town. In the heart Of business which will accom-
modate 400 persons also, soap factory In BrookI,n
doing very large businessprice 50 800; also dining
2os Broadway, room No. IA, L. BONNEa &Co
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