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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

EanTHoUAKE.--Tbe shock Of an earth
gKke was distinctly felt in Walpolc,N. II.
at hall past eight O'Clock, on the 18th inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

u The New Bedford papers complain
OF burglars in that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

GLEAsoN's PICTORIAL FOR TME YEAR
ls55.-M. NJ. Ballou, who has edited tie
Pictorial from the commencement, hay
ing bought out the late proprietor, Mr.. +.
Gleason, will conduct this popular and
widely circulated paper on his own account.
The new volume will be radically improv-
ed IN every respect, anj will be published
on finer paper than ever before, which quail
iiy will be continued henceforlh without
change Many new and popular features
will at once be introduced, and the literary
department will present All array OF talent
and interest beyond anything il has before
attempted. The illustrations will be finer,
and by better artists than have before been
engaged upon the paper, and altogether the
publication will b, vastly improved and
beautitied.
Arrangements have been made for rep
resenting during the year views Of the most
notable buildings and localities throughout,
the United States, as well as giving like.
nesses Of the most prominent characters
male and female, of artists and men of ge-
MUS, such as have by their own industry
and skill made for themselves fortune and
q name. In addition 10 these, various nota-
bleiEuropean scenes and occurrences will
also be given from week to week, forming
a brilliant illustrated journal.
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year, $1,000; 10 subscribers, one year,
$4,000.
Any person sending sirteen subscribers
at the last rate, will receive the secenfcenth
copy gratis. Address NJ. NJ. BALLoU, Pub
fisher and Proprietor, Corner of fremont
and Bromfcd ST eets, Boston, Mass.
The CARES OF A CROWNED IIEAD.-In
the course Of his late letter to the Courier
| des Etas Unis, its Paris correspondent, f..
Galairdet, has the following
The Emperor has sought diversion from
the pressing cares which the precarious SIT
uation of tn, army in the East has caused
\ him. He has shut himself up-invisible to
| to the whole world, save his Ministcrs-in
the Palace of st. Cloud. He who is ordi-
mari y so calm, cannot now, it is said, con-
ceal his irritation. Nobody dares to ap-
proach him. The Empress herself seems
to have lost that supreme influence with
which her grace, her sweetness and her
beauty, have hitherto invested her. In the
midst of continual and violent rains, 81.
Cloud has become to her most dr. ary
abode She desired to return to the Tul-
leri9s, but her august husband for thirteen
days resisted her wishes. To him, SOLITUDE
was a necessity. lie recovered his scncrity
and consented to return to the Tuillerice
when he learned that Austria had joined tbs
Allies. His diplomacy has born him
great triumph, he sees ,hat France return
to him which al Que time seemed so far
away.
Since their return to Paris the Emperor
and Empress spend mnch of their time on
the Champ Esylees, aud in the Bous de
Boulogno. The Empress appears to enjoy
perf.c, health, but the Emperor'e features
bear the marks Of great anxiety, illustrat-
ing the ,ruh Of the saying that there is no
earthly crown which does not conceal a
thorn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

There were two fires in the Bowcry
on Thursday, which destroyed property to
the amount Of 100000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

WHALE OLA sale of 1900 bsrrels of
whale 'i was effected, lew days since, in
Edgartsn at 62 cents per gallon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

t. The citizens Of Louisville have
erected monument to w. Ii. &. Butler,
The teacher shot by Matt. Ward. 1t is an
elegant piece of workmanship, built of
Italian marble, and about ten feet in height.
the inscriptions on its sides are as follows
"Wilia lam II. G. Butler, born in Jeiitr-
son county, Indiana, Oct. 81, 1925 died at
Louisville, X. Y, Nov. Cd, 1853" On tho
reverse-"A man without fear and without
reproach ;of gentle and retiring disposition,
Of clear and vigorous mind; an accomp-
lshed scholar a devoted and successful
teacher (; a meek and humble Christian
On the north side-"He fell by the hand Of
violence, in the presence of his loving pu-
pils--a martyr to his fidelity in the dis
charge of duty" On the south side-"This
monument is erected by his pupils and
bereaved community, to show their appre-
citation of his worth and to pcrpetuate their
horror to bis murder"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

no Godey's Lady's book for February
8 a good number.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25
Bn TclcQrnpb.
PnIiApELPn A, Jan. IT,.

Pm ADELPn a, Jan. IT,.
II appears that Gov 81. i.lcr was great
ly imrortuned 10 pardon DIR. Beale, just be-
fore he retired frn" Office yesterday, but
that he absolutely refused Il. cx x.rcisc such
authority. M
Important 10 Sher!Gs.-Thc Louisville
(Ky) Democrat, says MANY of our
farmers have commenced breaking hemp
The lint is said to be heavy, and Of superior
quality"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

D' The population Of the United States
in 1860 will be 3O,9s6,S5l, at the ratio Of
Increase tina, has prevailed from the organi.
zation Of the government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

Girls Wanted in the Country.-J. A.
Sleeper, merchant, Janesvile, Rock
Co., Wisconsin, says that there is great
want of girls to do housework in that place
that wages a very high. He says:
"What say OF this city is equally true of
every town in which am acquainted in
this State. The poorest kinds of girls
command 81 per week, while the bitter
demand and actually receive from fourteen
to sixteen shlllngs. know several fami--
lies who are offering fourteen shlings who
cannot get help to do their work. II any
of those persons who are out of employ.
ment could be induced to leave New York
FIR this State, ! think it would be greatly
for their advantage"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

c. young man at sot al party was
urged TO singa sung. He replied he wond
first tell story, and then If they persisted
in their demands, he would cx cute Il song
"When boy" he said, "hc took les.
sons in singing, and on Sunday morning he
went into his fathers attic to practice by
himself" When in full play, he was sud-
denly sent for by the cid gentleman.
"This is pretty conduct" said the father;
"pretty employment for the son of pious
parents TO be saving boards ON Sunday
morning loud enough to be heard by the
neighbors. Sit down, and take your book y
The young man was excused from sing
ing the proposed song.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25

The number Of Christian Jews in the
world j. estimated by ole of their number
at $4,000, of whom. he says, several hun
dred are iD lhe United States, many oil them
occupying highly Iespeciable positions, as
mcrcnanls, clergyman and physicians. A
convention Of Christian Jews Is to be held
in.this city next May.-Jour. Com.
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NJ We extract the foil wing rather
rich document from ths Boston Times u
CHICAGO, Jan. 10Th, 1855.

rich document from tina Boston Times u
CHICAGO, Jan. 10Th, 1855.
Eduor Boston Iines -
Allow me totrouble you with these few
lines, which | wish you 70 insert in your
Daily Times. My object Is this. Ihave
been for the last ten years firm believer in
the doctrine Of the Latter Day Saints, or
sather MormnNism. Ny parents became
followers Of the celebrated Joe Smith in an
early day, and emigrated TO Nauvoo. Az
ter the death OF Smith and his brother we
were driven from thence. The society
split. There were two who wished TO take
their leaders place, and stand at the bead
| of the church, but could not agree. There
fore they separated. Col. White and hs
followers, that is, such as believed in him,
went to Texas, and are living in peace and
prosperity. Col. w. is u worthy man com.
pared with our great, or rather notorious,
Brigham Young, Notwithstanding he has
been for the last three years my lawful
husband, that is according to their own
laws and rules. But for the last twelve
months have seen enough to satisfy me;
! for what don't know about Mormonism is
not worth knowing. They have secret
plots and objects that they mean to accom-
plsh. Tney censure the government for
not protecting their helish works, For all
this they mean to have satisfaction. My
object in writing this i, to warn my female
friends to beware Of the false profits who
are daily sent out from the Great Salt Lake
City to deceive the people. 1t is my inten-
ton to travel through the United States,
and visit all the principal cities, and lecture
on this great and important subject, to eau
ton all young people who should be so un-
fortunate as to be led into the ungody trap.
Beware
In Boston shall deliver my first lecture,
as that is my native city. have one
young lady in company who also left the
Mormons with me- She has renounced
the doctrines, and will help me in my lee
tuios. We ohoh ooiH uS pico~iit, ouu oho"
Mormonsm in ito true colors, which you
never have had in your enlightened State
Had it been represented in its true ligh',
and its object told, there would not have
been follower lett sweet New England to
join such set Of impo>ters, for ! can call
them nothing else, knowing them TO be
such. II there should be any Elders or
followers Of Mormonism, ! hope they will
come to the lectures, and dispute what We
have TO say if they can. We have and
shall fetch documents to prove our ASSET
tons. We shall b, there in a few weeks,
We are at present staying with friends, as
SOON as we are refreshed from the journey
we shall start for Boston. 1t is near two
months since we left the Salt Lake City.
You shall hear from me again, with more
particulars. But no more at present from
your humble servants,
t s.. Mss. SARAH YoUNG,
Miss ELIZA WILLIAMS.
The above comes to us from response
bic source. The ladies' mentioned have
been the victims Of Mormonisln, and are
prerared 10 eXpose the mvsteries of the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-25
Mss. SARAH YOUNG,
Miss ELIZA WILLIAMS.

The above comes to us from response
bic source. The ladies' mentioned have
been the victims Of Mormonis,n, and are
prepared 10 expose the mysteries of the
creed in light which will doubtless starlle
the entire community. Prepare Tor wond-
eriul reveations.-ED. TINES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30

ST 100000 BOMBS s...s.. 2. s IaE yIsalsI.

100000 Gs..s.. 90 s aas ysss ss
sss.s ,.,os q bond. They dated Isl jay ia sss
i with interest rate ofS per sssa
. ss q ss.Ss .Sa NJ:
so holder Tbsss bonds .rs ssnss yus.s m
authority q the Tor the purposs Of SaisLi.x
ssa iss : ::. "a
.1a Ss1 s1s sf.z .s
Oh wssa SocS WIS State Of vrsais
ss and ns sss;s. z
s:S', s. u:
held by the state OF vilEns sna ~ y. Of
..ssss &. Tss lsnsh q =;
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20 S s then .aa %
fun -a.on There ha. been expended the .ssu
ssasS IL %eris.sss which osssss DO ~
ssss res: the Union avis :.tsss. ling q:
ss.iss - :ssssssi.s s. Si..sas: as:s
sss as;a %sssss
$:ss:s
81 .sss ss; \:
throush region ssSsnai.s with variety sfEIs
md n:.%p Ssss sse' .s
Sas.seias ss
people Virginia with capital -
In is believed security bss recently oerei a.
better character The Company have agreed apars
cent annually the amount Of their frs
the earangs Of The rad as linking fund 70 moe. shs Pay
nent Of them ut maturity and the
ed asa line Of policy declare dividend excepting
surplus after the sinking fund hAvs
been provided tor.
The which the sale will be made per ss..
sSs sS III p IN ss Of no pst
to Js e Be allowed The raht
ing all the bids Is IL deemed
interests o. the Company to do The bonds WI
lodged in bank to be delivered when the whole
paid Full informA ton will be given subjects
with the financial affairs tho Company vhisA
could be derived By parties wishing t. offer th beaA
and documents ard references obtained by applying
Adrian H. Muller Esq No. So WALL street, New forf
whom offers must BIO sent sealed and marked Tendsrt
Railroad Bonds before the 24th day of May usxk
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
President Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Co
The Board Of Directors are
HENRY DAVIS. THOMAS L. PRESTON.
GEORGE STUART, WIN. T. ANDERSON.
WILLIAM A. READ,
And &. r. M. GARRETT IL Chief Rnpnssg.
will receive sealed proposals for the above loan whxsA
will remain with unopened till three O'Clock r. n. e
Thursday the cath day May next opened IN
the of the President other aSthorssA
ABRIAN H MULLER. IS Wall street
New York, 9th April. 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30

TIA BROADWAY CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET,
lCf SO long and favorAbly known Sneair's Hotel,
will b open early In Nay fret cass boarding house
few suits Of for families and gentlemen 10 rent
with full board Dinner ct six front first door,
TO rent, suitable for physician
HUDSON HOTEL sss HUDSON srREET-THE
Ii proprietor WASHINGTON LOZIER has the honor
70 announce THAI he viii OPEN on Monday th inst arss
cass hotel billiard saloon, and restaurant where every
seasonable luxury be procured ladies' rfectory will
be added and conducted under the supervision OF Mrs.
Poole and Mrs. Loziey The public are invited to call
HOTEL BRIGHTON, BoULO0NE Sur ME9, FRANCE
IL TO families going to Europe. A. gentleman, lately
Europe, safely recommend the Hotel Brghtos
only the best In che place but OF the best in
Europe Situated convenient distance from the rail-
road and being In the middle Of large gaEden this hot
rosseses all the comforts desirable for wealthy families
NEW YORK BAY HOTEL, az NILES FROM JERSEY
Cry ferry, on the Bergen Point plank road WIN =
beach, with nns vev Of the Nsows; excellent bathins
fcrry 4 Jsrssy Cav. For psrticnlsrs Apply by POSE
CAPT LGES Proprietor. Jersey City, a. the bouss
THE GREAT REPUBLIC DINING SALOONS, lis
fulton street, and IS Ann street, N are now con
Quoted By c. swi whose agement Of this admirably
system affixed tstabsbu Affords the HIGHEST satisfaction
20 his rerd o. AID the numerous patrons Of the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30

no DENTIsTs.-THE FURNITURE AND INSrRU.
mcnts Of dental once will be sold At low rate
the privilege OF continuing In the location the
prictor about TO leave New York Apply 81 So barclay
street, imme diately the once will rented for other
purposes ard the furniture removed IL not cold qaicky,
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n 0OO NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAE.

Q7R0 000 NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL
p(CU.UUU. road, second mortgage I peg esuA
bonds part Of issue Of mon This mortgage
large amount Of real estate in this city we'll maaY
parcels the line Of the road not included in the Ara
River with wharf aud ground belonging thereto
rolling stock and furniture of the road.
The bonds ssued with interest AttAohed
able the first days of February and August each
and the principal the first OF
Company Of this city trustee for the bondhsds
recorded in all the counties through which the road
This ISSUE added to tho first will make tho mortgage Ia
crmbrance upon the road four million doarsless thaH ny
cent its cost to this time The proceeds 81 NE
bonds row offered will be used-nrst to exnguish ths
double track to White Plains, aud
houses required the line Of the road s Of which, is
pected may be done ESQ to close construction
count - At the end of the year
The security which these bonds based Is bellows
to be all respects pe quite IS reliable - thai Of Ne
creasng and ito business present and prospective never -
for oil or any these bonds may be addressed
to William B. Draper, Treasurer, Harlem Railroad Con
Bonds until fifteenth day Of MAY next, when they
BIO opened and should state whether the oer bs made @
cash receiving the bonds in ava
per cent respectively the 18th Of Nay 10Th -
June 10Th Of July and 10Th of August. The right Of
jecting all any Of the bids Is rosewood deemed r
Board Of Directors. NICHOLAS DEAN. PresiSe.s.
VIM B. DRAPER, Treasurer.
NorEThs road terminates In the centre OF the city %
New York, is hundred and thirty miles long.
meeting the city with Albany and all the trade OF the grss
West together With portion OF that of the NORTH Tbs
New York April 80. 1855.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,.

GOOD ARTICLES ron FAMILY UsE-ExCEIsIoR
siaratus also double refined pearlssh extra refined
Lees Burnetts, Jarrow Friars Goose and Hutchinson
Earle's brands, imported Cream tsrtar-2D000 lbs,
strictly pure pulversed
rated reliable Family yeast powder-Ths boat in use,
rapidly sup<rseding all common preparations Soap
DER or and Indispensable in house
cleaning ar; labor savng to every family. Sal soda,
l tons Newcastle; soda ash, IS tons carb ammonia 80
es0 These goods packed in the ncstest for
the trade and for sale to wholesale dealers only at tho
lowest cash prices New York for genuine articles
tirey free iom adulterAtion. THOMAS ANDREWS 4
GROCERIES TEAS AND PROVISIONS
" Wholesale and retail The subscriber respectfully
forms his old and the public that he ha, opened a
his stand ~ BAto street. date Orange opposite Wht
with stock Of fne teas sugars, coffee spices SOAP
starch, hams, shoulders smoked beef -four OH moasses
syrup, candles butter cheese &c &C. GFocers bakers
hotel keepers and families who goods for eah and
wish to the ubscrber respectfully
socs calf and examine for before pur
chasing elsewhere and DO eonynced that they buy
cheap other establishment in the city for cash
cartaSe. THOMAS MARTIN.
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TsssENcTs OF OILS FoR LIQUoRS-CHRMIcALs
tn. nest asrsnt Oh sppl. elder brandy oil isrsssss
Re ss..ss I'm S. cros rum, Jamses fan Sco(on ~
nononsshsa vh.hsy peash brandy oils absynsh ssais
cloves pmsBo, juniper carraway, end bitter aimordS
ssstie nitrous ether. carst port vias sad mus
cyanide patassum plumbago blus vilre sdss
baryta, vienna lime asbestos 6ismSth. French chalk
wAS0ER, III Maiden lars
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SECOND FLOOR TO LET-OF HOUSE 2A THIRD
avenue Consisting Of four large pleasant rooms walls
marble mantcls folding DOORS &c. Rent low TO
~ tenant; possession immsdiio; also the bassmept Can
,fVrer, iGf gEoadysy.
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LIQUORS, &C.

A CHOICE SELECTION OF SHERRY, PORT IA
s.,ss eha.psns and other S,ass Hsiissl
and Lsndsa cordial gin, Scotch aies Lonaon ss ysen
porter domss uc ale And portsr for family 49, S ass -
WH r. UNDERHILL'S 40 Droome strese
<yIIprT WINrs-uusT he ALL SOLD BEFORE
u July Good eiaret 81 20. dosen bottles returned.
Tswiv s and po,t~r &c. FER dosen old braudes &e a.
s,onoy,,orsts pricss 81 PIERS0Ns, Is Blsscksr street.
Qoye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30

Il OUSE TO LET-RENT Iowa BEAUTIFUL
IL story and high basement house; all the modern inn
provenents; Fixtures and chandeliers: in Forty first
street. between Broadway and Sixth to
the Wall street and South ferry stages and sixth avenue
tween o'clock at ~ West Twenty sixth street in
tho evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30

dor SALE-A SAW MILL. FOR BOX MANUFATUR-
ing, with machinery Of IL horse power budins s FIX
lures wagons 49, This large business n Of Ii:
every yctr Price, 200; $1,000 cash. remainder in in
stanents Apply to A. w sTE1NHAUS, printer PSF Sc
| ccnd street; or at 2l2 Broadway, room IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30

no CAPITAllsTs.-ThE FOX AND WISCONSIN,
Improvement Company offer capitalists for invest
remaining half per bonds S20 O0e)
payable February l. 1873 interest semiannuaily at Tire
bank Of North America, city OF New York. Those bends
secured by first mortgage lands worth Ut lev
valuation than double the amount also tho im
itee together with its water powe
&C. Inquire at the Office Of the company, IL Wall street
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Q,o LET OR FOR SALE AT F0RDHAw-A COTTAGE
ard garden with all kinds Of fruits; large stone
Part the rent viii be taken cut In board agreeable
Inquire the premises at the depot or OF 20 franklin st
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HOUSE AND LOT, WITH STORE, FOR SALE CHEAP
IL for cashNo inoumbrance; four story fre proof house
(Croton water all through the house, situated in Seventh
avenue Twenty fourth street. Apply at 554 Pearl
street. the store To le-several houses rooms bed
rooma. &c. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30

TyoR SALF-BY ELIAS COMBS, AUCTIoNRER, IA
Grand street.-The following property, viz.:The
sig story brick house and lot 2 East Fourteenth street, the
house and lot S East Eleventh street, the house and lot
s7 Greenwich streets house and lot a Ninth street,
four lots at Port Richmond Staten Tsand IL story
frame house and lot ~ Mount Vernon Wechessr county
N Ytbe lot IW BY 6 fest four story brick dwell
tachod with the lots Lexington between Fifty
sixth and Fifty seventh Streets N. Y.
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IL search Of beautiful and picturesque building
te ind ten acres o. land perfectly level and trontns
Island sound, two miles distant The property e hours
ride from city by New Haven Railroad and
the depot The premises extend for quarter Of
mo the banks Of the river besides fronting upon
tide ebbs flows upon the banks Of the property For
any sites in the State will compare WIKI
t. built upon, will be sold low. thirds Of the p
chase remain mortgage, IL desired, via be en-
particulars send address to box zoo Posi- Once New York
1,o TAILoRs.-FoR SALE. A LARGE MAHOGANY
cutting board with four large drawers: Will be cola
eLeap. Apply to r. }. BRADFORD, - Nassau street
no FURNITURE DEALERS AND CABINET Ma
ksrsFer sale, an old established wholesale furniture
business with long lease OF store built expressly for the
business with fixtures &c. small saleabe stock and fifty
thousand doll RS frst class custom first chance for
icd very rresscnsbs terms Adore. lsey, box I2J
Chatham square Post Ofice.
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STATEN IsLAND.-TO LET or Fer SALE, A COT
tase, with three and half acres Of ground and out
ON Batle avenue, fifteen minutss walk from Sailors
snug Harbcr landing. Rent, $3.50. Apply to DR. ALEX
2V9 Tenth street, corner Bieecker and Thomp
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minutes walk Of the ferry; first class houses
in River with court yards commanding beautiful
view Of the river and city New York. hot cold
water 10 and will be let to private families Of the
highest respecaby only Inquire at the Office Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30

OFFICE TO LET-TRoNT BASEMENT OF HOUSE 10
" Jay street, Greenwich street. suitable for ply
stefan avng been occupied by one for other business
Apply on the premises
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LyoR SALE. OR TO LEf-TwO STORY AND BASE
msnt cottage head Of and fronting on, Grand street
WILLIAMSBURG; lot twenty 'front.' $50 feet deep stable
iu frioo AGO. rent $500 Three story brick dwelling,
No. South Fourth street, Williamsburg; price 81 200
williamsburg; price So 500; rent $685. Possession imma
ftrept
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A PARTMENTS TO LET-THE SECOf FLOOR CON.
IA ssrg of front and back and entry bedroom, ito
all family only of house 70 West Eleventh street. Rent
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offs TO LET-AT NOS. 20 AND 20 PELL STREET
II suitable for becstead chair cabinet makers They
large and and would almost
branch Of the manufacturing business Inquire of w.
WINANS l6l East Fifteenth street. between First and
Second avenues.