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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-21
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uAvE you been at Messrs. Gates & Main
Ill thow's Variety Store and seen that fine
assortment of Parasols, Long and Short French
and English Mitts, Gloves, Hosiery in all its
Branches, Fans, a beautiful article, together
with nice selection of Laces, new styles Of
Collars, Chemsetts, Underseeves, and Work
ed Skirts, Head Dresses, Dress Caps, and all
kinds Of Minery Goods? If you have not
seen all those fine articles, we invite you to
give us a call the next fair day, to look at them
and assure you, at the same time, that we will
sell the above goods twenty per cent. cheaper
than they can be bought at any other establish
mcnt in this town. GATES 4 MAINTHOW.
n. B.-We call your particular attention to
our fine Straw, Silk and Grape Bonnets, which
we always keep on hand and make to order;.
also, to fine assortment of Ladies' Travelling
Baskets, just received. 2l5tf
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~ The steamer Worcester, of Il

~ The steamer Worcester, Of the
Norwich line, bound to New York,
came in collision with and sunk q
schooner soon after leaving New London
on Sunday night. The night was foggy
SO thick that signal light could not be
seen the boats length ahead, and the
boat was run slowly sounding the whistle
every moment or two.
The steamer struck her midships
and she went down instantly. The crew
consisting of captain, four men, and one
woman (colored wife of the cook wa!
saved by clinging to the rigging, with
the exception of one man and the woman
who went down in the vessel. She
proved to be the schooner 4. Baynard
S6 tons, Of Portland, c., frsm New
York, with large cargo Of salt anc
cement for Norwich, CT.
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4 Card...Ladies' Saloon.

MRS. HANSAN respectfully informs the
Ul Ladies and Gentlemen Of Westerly and
vicinity that sfe has opened Saloon of
Refreshments, where she will always be
happy to wait upon all ladies and gentle
men who muy honor her with call. Mrs.
II. has long thought that Westerly requir-
ed such place and in consequence has fit
ted up one, that the most fastidious can
not find fault with She will always keep
on hand the best steam refined (Stuarts)
and all in the Confectionery line. All
kinds of Fruits in season. Ice Gre ans /,
Soda, Oysters &C., and articles for 10 dies
toilet Mrs. II. will always be happy to
upply family orders for any quantity.
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~ Sheep Shcaring is done by ma
chinery in Michigan. Some lazy fellow
has patented an invention which super
cedes the old fashioned sheep shears
The machine, which is small and neat
is hung by strap to the arm of thu
operator, and placed on the body of th'
sheep to be shorn. BY simply turnin!
handle back and forth, and moyin,
the machinery over the body Of tn,
sheep, the wool is made to fly in doubl
quick time.
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I@- The East Greenwich Weekl,
Pendulum says that the new steamer
Liberty, just completed by Messrs. Geo
Greenman & Co., of Mystic Bridge, Ct.,
is about to be placed on the route be-
tween East Greenwich and Newport, to
run in connection with the Providence
and Stoningtsn Railroad, making two
trips day. The Liberty is 100 feet in
length, 20 feet inches in breadth, 5
feet s inches in depth-and is a good
substantial boat. She will take tho
route about the 6rst of July, and will
DO commanded by Capt. Thomas Ell
dredge, of Mystic River"
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~ One Of the most ridiOuleus per-
forma,ces-(to call it BY NO harsher
nsme)-of last week was the present
ton Of . piece Of plate to Gem. Perry,
BY Gov. Heppia, which cost The State
some thousand dellars, and was voted
hin BY former session Of the Legisla.
turs. We should like to know wh.,
moral, religious, physical social political
or legislative, right the General Assem-.
bly, Of this State has to vote q tax of .
thousand dollars O. The public for tn,
purpose Of presenting plate to man wh,
has rendered no service to it, and ha.
done nothing more than any other maj
would have dore in the same circum
stances. Itstrikes US that it would hav,
looked much more honorable for it t,
have devoted the thousand dollars to
wards the payment Of some of the ole
debts OF the State about which it seem
to have been so extremely conscientious
or course, the late session of the Legis
lature is not to be blamed for this ridic
Mous farce, only it should have voted t,
reconsider the act passed by its prede
cessor but We presume it was ignoran
Of the fact that such mode of proceed
ure would be in accordance with parlia
'mentary usage.
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peT The city authorities of Mary

n@ The city authorities of Marys
vile, California, recently passed an or.
diuance for the removal of outside stairs
in that city. While the Council were
in session a few days after, the stairs
leading to the Council Chamber were
removed, and the digui6ed members OF
that body, according to the Herald, were
compelled to " shin" down the posts of
the building
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- We have received the following
note from Hon. 8. Fisher; but as va
shall be unable to avail ourselves of the
invitation contained therein, We extend
it to all eur readers, trusting some Of
them who have the time and talent,
will be present on the occasion -
DEAR SIR-The friends Of Temper
ance will hold meeting at the Grove,
near the residence Of the undersigned
in Exeter, on Sunday the Gath day Of
June, last. You are respectfully in
vited to be present, and extend this in-
vitation to as many of our friends as you
may deem expedient.
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A6E The 22d Of February. 1856

s@c The 22d Of February, 1856
Washington's Birth Day-has been fixed
as the day for an American Convention
to assemble at Philadelphia, to nominate
President and Vice President. The
delegates are to be selected by the State
Councils each State is to have
the number of its in the Electoral Col
leges.
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Books. Gc.

WAiCHMAN, Paul and Julia, Farming.
dale' Ida May, Life OF Greeley, Ruth Hall, Life
in New York, Newsboy.
on hand, also, full assortment of School
BOOKS Teachers and Committees supplied
on the most favorable terms. Blank Books OF
any pattern, and sheet music furnished to or.
DER For sale at o. STILLMANS
ZlS Book and Fancy Store
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RI- The editor of the Warren Sta

BY- The editor of the Warren Sta,
has sold his establishment to Albert II
Cooke, Esq, who changes the name to
that Of "RHoDE ISLAND TELEGRAPH,'
and proposes to publish the paper semi
weekly about the 9TH of July. Mr..
Randall started the paper nearly thirty
years ago, and has very respectfully con-
Quoted it ever since. The paper is
hereafter to be neutral, in matters
political-that is, so far as it can be
we presume.
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~ The Saybrook Mirror makes
grievous complaints of the Post Master
at that place, accuses him of careless
ness, impolitensss, want of accommoda-
tion and ethor unamabilities, and winds
up BY saying that " he seems to be i'm
pressed with the idea that he owns the
whole United States and hires Franklin
Pierce by the week."
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~ The money drawer of Col. Brad
ford's store was robbed on Tuesday, in
broad daylight while the Colonel was in
or about tho Store, of some ten or twelve
dollars in change.
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p@- A white man was recently tr;e,

p%- A white man was recently tried
at Frankfort, Ky, before two justices,
for petty larceny, and sentenced to re-
ceive ten lashcs. The sentence was
carried into effect, and he brought suit
for damages in the Circuit Court, and
recovered $5oO-$3oo against the con-
stable and two of the justices, and 5000
against the other Justice.
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~ In New Haven, the Medical
College is on the road to the Cemetery,
the Divinity College on the road to the
Poor House, and the Law School on
tho Road to the Jail.
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the anticipation of pretty extensive re-
suits. Hope they may be realized.

GoDEY's LADYs Book, for July,
commences the fifty 6rst volume Of this
almost indispensable requisition ofevery
body who desires to be au fait in all mat
ters relating to female accom- plishmsnts.
1t is in fact a complete Ladys Wade
Mecum. Now is the time to subscribe
for it. Terms So year or tive copies
for s.. Address L. A. Cooley, Phila-
delphia.
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aDr A man was lately arrested in
St. Louis, for stealing goods at fire
On examination before magistrate, he
confessed the act, but urged in palliation
the offence, that he had beer only a
month in the country, and didn't know
the rules.
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p@- 1t is not safe to keep birds in
painted wire cages, especially in warm
weather. The paint softens in the heat
and the birds are apt to nibble at it and
to get poisoned. This is fact, and
those having valuable birds in such
cages should remove them at once.
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For Sale,

THE Subscriber offers for
ANH, sale, Lot with two Dwelling
- az Houses thereon, situated on
ltt5i37G Mechanic Street. Said Lot is
seventy feet front, running back to the river.
two hundred and eighty feet. For further par
ticulars, inquire of J. ANTHONY,
WEEDEN CLARK, or
cleft HENRY SHEFFIELD.
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Root Beer.

THE Compound Extract of Roots for max
ing Root Beeris beautiful preparation for tho
making of cheap, pleasant, and healthlul
beverage. 1t not only makes an agreeable
drink, but one which acts as purifier of the
blood and other fluids of the human system
1t recommended by all who have tried it as
being superior article. Manufactured and
sold by I H. POTTER
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Guardians Notice.

THE Subscriber has been appointed by the
Honorable Court of Probate, of the town of
Hopkinton, Guardian of the persons and
estates of Lucius G. Langworthy and Sarah d.
Langworthy, minor children of Josiah w. Lang
worthy, late of said Hopknton, deceased, and
has qualified himself according to law.
6t2l8 JOSIAH LANGWORTHY,
Hopkinton, June 5, 1855. Guardian
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~ On account Of the rain, on Sat-
urday evening last, the attendance at
the School Meeting wa, very thin, and
it was accordingly adjourned to satur-
day evening next, At the usual time and
place.
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E, q. Barnes

WOULD say that the Ladies' Wreath and al
the principal papers may be procured at his
otfce, by subscription or single paper, free of
postage.
Westerly, June 81, 1855.
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Notices..

DYES BANK NOTE PLATE DELuNEA-
TOR, supplies desideratum which has
long been felt in the commercial world
in manner so succinctly and so com
pletely, that it seems al most impossible
for person with a copy of it for refer
ence to be in doubt about the genuin-
ness OF bank note, and yet the plan
ID so simple that it is astonishing that
some Yankee has not before devised it.
Instead OF following in the wake of coun-
terfelters, and attempting to describe
the spurious and altered notes, as has
heretofore been the plan, which allows
OF large amount Of bad money to be
put into circulation before its description
can be brought before the public, it i.
intended to give an exact and compre-
hensve description of every bank bill
issued in the United States, SO that it is
advisable to refuse every one not here
delineased. The old system is on the
plan of proving negative, after you
have compared your note with the I" de-
tector" you simply do not know that it
is spurious, if you do net find it so de-
scribed, but if your bill is not here de-
lineated it is perfectly safe to pronounce
a verdict Of guilty on it at once. 1t is
published at So per annum, by John s.
Dye, N. Y. E. G.. Barnes is the agent
for this place.
The DAILY TRANscRrpr, is the title
of a new Daily published at Providence,
BY A. Crawford Green, at So a year.
The editors name we do not learn, but
should judge from the general tone and
" make up" of the paper that he is a
gentleman--(or for aught we know, a
lady of taste and talent. Some fear
is expressed on that entirely ncw subject,
the safety of the Union, but thinks, per.
haps, with the help of the Transcripts,
we may be able to survive the storm,
and as kind of general sailing direc-
ton, says" We do not propose to
NEEDLE much with politics, to quarrel
with editors, nor publish manufactured
news. We shall support every truly
worthy and philanthrOpic enterprise, and
consequently shall claim place among
the friends of Americanism, Temper
ance, and Auti-Slavery;" and eve an
tlcipate crushing Catholicism or over
uhelning the 6endisk Titan intem per-
ancc, BY blow" @'
A very laudabls determination, With
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ser Anthony Burns, whose arrest as
a fugitive slave in Boston caused SO
much excitement some time since, ID
now q student in the Oberln College,
at Oberlin, Ohio.
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e%- AS will be seen by an advertise
ment, in another column, the Subscrip-
ton Book Of the Capital Stock of the
Ashaway Bank, will be opened at the
Chapel at Ashaway, on Monday next
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~ A public meeting is called in
Greenca'tle, Indiana, of people iavor..
bic to the nsmination of J. Scott Har.
risoa for Presideas-son Of the late Gen
Harrison.
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KNO learn the Printing Business, an
active, intelligent boy, from II to II
years of age. One who has resided out of the
village, and who would be willing to make him
self generally useful, will find good situation
with reasonable remuneration, by applying to
this Office
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DB A Missouri editor announces
that the publication Of his paper will be
suspended for six weeks, in order that
he may visit St. Louis with load oi
bear skins, hoop poles, shingles, oak
bark, picked catfish, &C., which he
has taken for subscription.
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SevastOpOl

rs not yet taken, but the new Map of Rhode
L Island is, generally, and the undersigned
would inform the citizens of Westerly and vi.
cinity, that it is not quite finished, but will be
soon, when it will be delivered to subscribers.
cleft DEXTER a. STANSELL, Agents,
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~ Among the acts of the late ses-
SION OF the General Assembly of this
state, was ono Incorporating the Asha-
way Bank, at Ashawsy
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Wanted,

S00 YOUNG MEN to act as agents in
cOO business, light, pleasant and honora.
BILE, at salary of 800 per month. For fur.
ther particulars in regard to the business, en-.
close postage Stamp. Address
6t2lS IL. B. CARTER, Haverhill, Mass.
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~ Flour is offered in the New York
market, for delivery in July and August
at less than So barrel, without finding
Ia purchaser.
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$500 ERE w ARD!

Tl1E above Reward will be given to
any person who will ferret out and prove
to the court and jury competent to try the
same, any one or more persons guilty of burn
ing my Barn, on the night of " ednesday, the
9th inst, at about IL o'clock.
JACOB d. BABCOCK.
Ashaway, r. l., June IA, 1855. 4t2l9
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Dir. FarnTlam...Dentjst.

~ AN be found at his office from the first to
" the 22d Of each month, until further no.
tice ol9tf
Westerly, June 1855.
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MI A II RTE ID .

In Hopkinton, on the 10Th inst, by Ed
John Greene, MIR. MARTIN GREENE, of Coventry
and Miss LAURA Cory, of West Greenwich.
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Administrators "A Notice.

THE Subscribers having been appointed BY
the honorable Court of Probate of the town of
Hopknton, administrators to the estate of Jo-
siah w. Langworthy, late of said Hopkinton,
deceased, do hereby notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present them al.
50, all persons indebted to make payment of
the same.
ALBERT wITTER,
Hopkinton, May Ia, 1855. 3t2l7
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Building Lets.

: " HE Subscriber offers for sale few very de-
l. sirable Building Lots, situated on the north
side of Pleasant Street in the village of West
erly, Those contemplating building will do
well to call on j. III. POTTER.
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Millinery. &c.

.w,-- ~ W.T.
1NHE undersigned would announce 10 ths
l. Ladies, that we have added to our eI-
tensive stock of Embroideries and Laces, n
fine assortment Of Straw Bonnets, Arti6-
cial Flowers, &C., which IL will be TO your.
where. N'''
G.sr An experienced Millincr will after nd
10 the making and trimming of all kinds Of
SILK, Lawn, and Grape Bonnets. -
zo'd GATES & MAINTHOwS,
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Ashavyay Bank.

THE Book for Subscription to the Capita
Stock of the Ashaway Bank, of Ashaway, will
be opened at the Cha ape on Monday, June 90,
1855, from 9 o'clock A. NJ, until o'clock p,
NJ. Shares, fifty dollars each. Ipstalments OH
stock to be paid as follows:-
Twenty dollars per Share, July 8, 1855.
Ten Sept. 10, A"
Ten Nov ID
Ten I" Inn. II 1876.
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w aPAtcs,

Ashaway, June Is, 1855.
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rnAINnr1cE n sAFErMANUFAC-

LEGAL NOTICE to SAFE-MANUFAC-
IL TURLRs- Tho undersigned Give. notice tsn pIent
ues March 1855 for the ALUM flLLiNb fof s.tss
nod ty Ee~.rs HOLMES BUrLIR. Nos 9, AMI " MAJ
den l.5e th.t ell futsre infnsemena thereof VIII be
risdly prosecuted q r..
u.k, 10 Yort land psicu s are understood 70
h.v~ n,es AZ or Of the crytN Palace test
IN If,S w. o. HAMMOND ia
Attorney for Holmes Batter No 10 wallis
TWO Magnificent DIAMOND BROOCHES for
sALE TO close cobsisumeut Cost respectively ,c9
and 81 and will be sod for q $50 and +so" eun Oh
La CBAPELLE no 10 Nassau ct pear aaeenitne.
WILLIAM THORNLEY, Of Stockport, I'm
w ssnd In this country .Ieaaeet q 70 w ne
t.llirs bs ~h.sshopis to WILLIAM co )PEk care OF
b. AUsBROOK, Hushsonville, Duiehe" County, ne~'toA
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GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARp.-Tbe proprietor OF large
" Farmhouse about three hour. ride from hs CITY nov
ready 10 receive BOAROERs for the SUMMER Ine spNv
and sry the trounds are hsndso ney
a,o an abundance good fruit Terms % 20 per wees Gan
on PROPRIETOR bet~ee spd O'Clock r. NJ, At Eafe'
Hotel. Park row. fl two DAYS only.
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90 uhom il Alap Coneern.

A PHYSICIAN, aged 80, entirely respectable
"A and possessed OF eop.oer.ss property whss TO cor
re,pond with view, 9th lsdy moving sn"os
,s6ned and elegant society No Interview u desrsd uot
correspondence proved the es y Of both pArtiss Al
dhess L. D. D.. PostO
NITY and COUNTRY ADvERTlSING.-Up
~ q. the phiosophy Of Advsrns and the b,ss practical
mod of the syytsm, valuable Information usy
hsS 1t " B. PALhERs Advvrasiss Agency, Tribune banS
ipS, New Yorh.
mo IRONMASTERS.-A Gentleman experi-
Il epeeA = NAM GER and FOUNoE6, IN both Anshrs
efs snd Charcoal Funsoe sos popossh for the Cn
OF : sooA establishment Address IkON " D. fAhAAS
rhbsss bpildiASa
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Jnstrurtion.

A MSTERDAM ACADEMY-On the Cent,si
= limited CITY Rsference-D. II. Cruenden, NJ,
NO. Ia Mp. CAvERr. n Princ.p.L
A FAMILY SCHOOL for BOis.-Nu noer
uri,sd 10 e,ht None received ten yssn OF afn
Ophsn children remain duuns vacation sad de.rsd sns
m provide cohos add take the saue overnight OF
-. .rs nov two vscancieA fuGthsr inf,tmStion
+. oht.r sd by scdressr 'ho Principal ct Kent c.
"''' " As8BEL FULLER, SraeipsL
A SHLAND HALL-A BOARDING. SCHOOL,
n ,or BOYs West Bloomfield n Tho T ~entj e sh,s
SENT Annual Session of this school will eommsncs on
KEsDAY NAY ., epsuinS. Circulars on spphss 90 "'
""'' saw DATID 4 FRAME, Principal
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Horses, Carriasss, &r.

NOR SALE from the private stable OF A.
smith IN rear Of bu,loiIs No 2l4 EST Oh ner "a
nood and In GOOD cOsotion 70, presoo OF uss C.n oe
.s.n Il sny time between he hour Of A. ara r. NJ
so. .. - CARRIAGE and II AkNESs for sale also
"0RSES and CARRIAGES for SALE One
H,bt Coach; one Ro ks~sy six seats; one hs't 'rn.ss,
with TOP tive four seats for one or TWO 10 psay
80. would DO sold low. Also. pair OF supsn' Coach
uors bsv sx years old without bleash Apply q tue pm
ut. table No IL Fat Path ct befwe-o I'D soo n,d.ooe
nOG for SALE.-A very fine and large New
~ four di.nd DOG for moderate pree .. the proeepS -
fl7 Bowery, room No. TO-
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1niano- fcrtss ano Mnsif.

A II. GALE s. Co., PIANO-fOniISss
n. Nos 81, 81 ard Sc Sd-sv corner OIL '''7
Also, u.-.S~fey.
Affair New and Spacious W.reTooms sA'
AN No Eat i2th e..
Within 100 ards of tbs shows
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0VO LET-A small COTTAGE, with Stable,
cod from one 10 Eve Of Land, about tire. mls fro
Jee, City the plsnirosd esdns g 8efsee Point Fns
Vi, - Ar YER, healthy location Apply to
ARMSTRONG. No eFony<.
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TOR SALE, at ELmABETHTOwN, NEW

i JERskf-A lssse. eoumotious, DOUBLE HOUSE,
and attic story extension te.roo pew
/, ar-o aIo painted with half Of ground md
sornsi, Laid out with terrace shade aud fruit trees craps
yp.s With stable and csriss- hous The place Is Well
ca ul..d Tor s.Itre family boarding hoa,e snd bat i've
v.s from the Deo6 VII h. sold low and sasy
leius Appis To sI,As pAVLNfoai, NO hO oioao"S1'
Msf,nrclif.r qsnh buildipa h4s.msLt
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40 Il T-EDglish basement mastic front
HOUsL sou .ioe S23st between 5th and 7sh avs the
most westerly OF the two ust being hn rt with bot AZ
h.'h. &c. Rent sec. Apply to Mr.. TALLhADGE No
20 Bfondsay