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Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10
Warehouse Notice.

INHE undersigned return their sincere thanks
1 to the Planters and Merchants in the sur
rounding country for their liberal Ware House
patronage for several years past ard for their in
creased business since their Fire-proo Ware
House has been erected
For convenience and safety we have built a
large shed Under the hill adjacent to the brick
house. that UP river merchandise and cotton COM
ing down the river can be put under in rainy and
bad weather.
No wh lrfage has ever Ilor will be charged for
goods landed a: our landing and stored with u.s.
One OF the firm having an interest in one of the
first class Steamers In trade. is enabled las
Lastseas7a} to get of cotton when others may not
he able to do so
We invite merchants and planters. more espe-
rally these unacquainted with oar extensive I'M
provements- I.veniences and safety. before max
ing permanent arrangements to call and examine
tor themselves E. HILL & co.
CdHIic1s OF. is. 1854 42-tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10
Steam Saw s. Grist NssEl.

Steam Saw s. GriSt NsiEl.
HAVING engaged the services OF an expert
IL enced Engineer my Steam Mil will be
kept In constant operation.
TERMS.
Pine Lumber, board measure, 81 25 per 100 foot
Rough edge, 62ic
Oak. Board measure 50 50
Gum = 2 80
The Grist Mill will be in operation on Satur-
davs-
Bills for Lumber Will lie due when the lnmier
is delivered.
Orders ior Lumber. through any of the mer-
chants of Washington. or with me- wIli lie
promptly attended to-
JOHN FIELD.
Washington -9ug- IL 1855. 34-;C
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10
Notice.
CHOICE LAND FOR SALE

nNE THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICI
~ LAND located about Rine miles north-wes,
of Washington on the North Fork of the Ozar
VIII =" ~n'E on r"a~nnabIe terms if application
be made soon- The tract embraces the follow Ing
numbers. u wit:
The SE OF section eleven,
SW of section twelve
W.T. If Ne of section twelve,
sly oi >f. of seciion twelve,
NV ! of section thirteen.
T. oi SE OF section thirteen
NE at section fourteen.
AZ of section twenty-four,
a. III township ten. south, in range 90 west.
Apply to
~ WM- W. ANDREWS.
Washington, Ark. June is. 1856. a6.if
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DIR. BENZ. p. JET.

II AS resumed the practice of medicine in
Ii Washington. and may at all times he tount.
at his apothecary store unless professionally ,b-
sent. where he will keep full supply of fresh
medicines for sale low for cash
Washington, Maya. I4:t
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10
Trf-vvceEsy kiEEe CT Stages.
H.AsHINGToN TO CL.qRESyIIJ

WASHINGTON TO CL.qRESVUIJ
sNHE line OF tn-wcek!y stages Ittuccr V a.l
Il ington. Arkansas. and ClarksI lie. IoAas j.
low In successful operation. Connectitg it.uiaTi
At Washington with tie arriya! ard dcI aIllcs +,
he Eastern Stage. Ira, eIeIs will frG iew ar,
comfortable Stages. sood teams. ard c;fcjl rt
accommodating drivers OF Ills route. ailtlTou-L
elO--way passengers. 10 cents rtI n lie Fgg-
age at the risk OF oWncrs. Office at TIE Y a. =
inston House. WAi. MOSS. PIorrif.or.
Washington. -3rk.. Noe. 1sf 1854 i4-iL
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10
EHGTSeaN7iEsS
G . I T O NJ G IN S

TNHE undersigned hss established sho,, in
i Washington, Arkansas, far the Manufacture
of superior
HOE s E-Ns ILLS,
and is prepared 10 fiji. with Dispatch all orders
with " hich he may be favored. His Mills are
warranted TO perform we'll and can be readily
attached 10 the running gear OF Gin.
He will also repair Cation Gins and trusts
from many years experience IN the business to be
able to give entire satisfaction.
All orders. either for Mills or the renair q,
Gins will be promptly executed on the follow
BILL OF PRICES.
Furnishing and putting in new Saws. 81 90 each
KIDS -...... 31S
Babhor lined boxes 50
Making Roll box : 90
Cutting & whetting new teeth per saw, %
" netting ing saws .--------- l2i
New cy!ender- ----..-.-- 4 to 81
Ali other work in proportion.
WILLIAM r. COLLINS.
Washington, June. PIN 1855. 26-tf.
WASHINGToN ARK'S 1855.
We have used Mr. VIM. r. Collins Mills. and
find them convenient and in every way TO an
swer the purpose of plantations. They are easily
kept in order and grind rapidly. and make good
meal They cheap at the price Mr. Collins
sells them at and as they are made in our own
country possess an advantage which imported
ones do not. for when Won get one ii is recon-
me nded to DO well. and If it should not Mr. Col
lins will make it do so.
ISAAC n. JONES.
JOHN SANDEFUR.
BENZ. MAXWELL,
A. L. MARTIN
Dec 10. 1853 Stiff
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REWOEAL..

nTS- WILLIAMS & HART have removed
- their oihce to w P Hart s, Co.'S Drug
Store one door east of the Washington House and
directly opposite the Planters Hotel
When not at the Office, Dr. WILLIAMS can be
found al his Plantation. two miles southeast o
town.
May 2l- 1856 DIFF
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apZkIlsI%

HAVING permanently located in Camden for
IL the practice of DENTISTRY, vii! spend part
of his time in Washington for the same purpose
He fatters himself that he can convince those
that are in need OF dental operation. that he Is
capable and qualified to them faithfully and
to their satisfaction. He can be consulted at all
hours except when professionally engaged, by
calling al Highs Hotel
Aug. /, 1919 80.
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10
EU a. AZ s.:

"a q 4 E ~ A Us:
RANAWAY from the under
zM signed in Bossier Parish. Louisiana
.S1sS on the 18th oi July last-live
gro nen-to wit
~ WASHlNGTON-six ieet high
black complexion and about So
--S.s.s.SSsx<3 years old-and his brother HEN
RY-aiout same height ard description.
These twOmen were raised In lndepe nhencs
count were purchased OF NessIs. Bates & Bell
ard it * thought will attempt 10 make their way
back 80 tha; county. -4LSO-
HENRY HARRISON. a small man-Coppcr
color ahoGt feet inches hish-3J wears old
MOSES thick set black man-6 feet $
inches high. 30 yeaIs old and
STEPHEN. heavy set black rnan-abOut 3
feet 10 inches high and - wears old.
will give Fifty dollars each. for the ap-
prehension and delivery. or confinement in any
Jail 81 that may get them, OF Washington aud
Henry and Thirty dollars each for Henry Hdrr,-
son, Moses. and Stephen.
ANY information OF either Of the above slaves
will be Thankfully received and acknowledged
Address JAMES B. GILMER.
PineCiiie.
Bossicr Parish
September 10Th, 1885. 3s-ti La
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10
GOODS! NEW GO0Ess::
DAVID BLOCK

Is JUST receiving tvia Camden) and is now
i opening a LARGE and Splendid AS
SORTMENT OF GOODS. which will be materi-
ally augmented by shipments up Red River 81
soon as navigation opens
Among his Stor., may be found fine asSort
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10

HIS NM Elils III sH7ES- FtNF7IfFTFf-
IRON. NAILS. SADDLEGT. QUEENSWAnE
B.iGffiEti aa; ROPE
ALSO a f;ac. fresh lot OF Groceries.
Such Is Coffee Sugar. Nolas>ss. Cheese Crark-
err. Candies Tea Spices. Brandy. Whisk=y.
Wines Snda, S,eraius. CoPp..ras. Ma,ider, inJ:-
20. s<c. &c together with every article tsI,a!y :
io;as q Stores suited To the wants Of the country
which ne offers 70 the pub.c as ioyr as can le
purchased al any regular House; aud he hopas- by
attention and p-cctuaiiy .tsiusSS. 20 merit and
-ecrivea liberal share Of pat Fonase,
Washington Nag /, 1875. 1S-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10


CONSISTING IN P2ET OF
PRINTS Doa,eMicx. Lo,ceiks h~rScYs.
iiuscYx. EIonncIy BLaHLefs ,Se1ijszri..
.Ic;ias CaxSimerrx, Canib,irS. Pfinfrd
LG,ras Bureors. Gin"hnMs .f0c-
Oness. Sfriss. CtOsS b0rd MIL
ami BooL Maxkins, Tut
tons. 0nd Iarse rariefy of
Fancy ARTICLES.
SUMMER AND WINTER
& 4 GH ~| Ed a VA TT- .
Washington telegraph., 1856-12-10

Jaac 27, 1855.
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down one quarter of the present board Of breakers a.
insolvents The Mutual Safety Scrip" made up from
repeated compromises, is held more to force fsvors
from each other than from any hope Of payment. BY
such influences the board is kept together, aud by
the power given to large holders Of this ''scrip"
any measure can be carried through triumphantly.
The time was when a member failing to fulfil his
contracts lost his seat, but not SO now. The en-
forcement Of such a rule would nearly decmate the
present board. We are glad to be able to say that
there are many honorable exceptions, There are
men at the board who would ornament any position
in public or private life, men responsible for any
amount, men who deal justly with oil, and
oousoientiously regard the interests OF their
customers. There are in Wall street
good many bulls and q good many bears,
and there is an animal OF the brute creation in that
immediate vicinity, the particular species Of which
can only be properly denomnated by those who
happen to come in contact with it. 1t Is unfortu-
nate for the public that stock securities are infu-
enced in market value by the operations OF men
whose natural instincts would in the absence of
stock exchange, have led them to the "farc table
or the Roulette board or the "sweat CLOTH We
know no remedy for the evil rs it now stands.
Stocks of no actual value will continue to be nna-
ted from time to time by the bogus transactions OF
certain irresponsible cliques OF brokers. and good.
sound, dividend paying stocks will continue to be
depressed to suit the aims and objects Of those who
wish to deliver short sales made higher poats.
The Governor of the State, in his message last year,
suggested that the Legislature take the matter in
hand, and bill has been introduced into the As
sembly, providing remedy for existing evils, but
whether it will accomplish the desired result or not
is question. We trust the bill now before the Lee
gislature will receive that attention from the SCUM
try members its importance demands.
The receiver Of the Mechanics Insurance Com
pany renews the request made in our advertising
columns few days since, that all holders of stock
in the Mechanics Company will please send to his
office, No. 271 Broadway, without delay, memoran
dun Of their stock certificates receipt, with name
date, number and amount.
The Baltimore Patriot gives the following state
ment of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for the month of January, 1866
p.rr, Dutn p,Y
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BILLIARDS..

A HEAD OF ALI, COMPETITION-OUR TABLES Al
nov acknowledged by all judges DO the best and tr
Sonsuuced We are now selling at the lowest cash pft
having the largest stock best facilities foe manufactured
OCONNOk COlLENDER, 50 Ann sreel
RILLIARIs.-HAvING GIVEN OUR PERSONAL
- tenon TO the uacturinR Of tables and cushions
rave h ueht them cerain perfection attained by no or
beng me largest mar ufactureas In the unitcd States W.
enabled 10 furnish greater variety and Iran any oh1
Both being practical Billiard table rnskars warrant g. al
LIchased from Trimmings OF ell descriptions uruiahc
Wholesale prices. and ORDERS by mall for tables and fmn
promptly attended 70. GRIFFITH DECKER, % ann :
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Asrus--Tfe sales were confa-d % suau lots, at
changed prices.
PrsApsrrrs. --Fiour-1he market Vas dali, and com
mon brands SCARCELY saeabje Tihout some decline In
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FINANCIAL AND co AMERciAL.


FRIDAY, Feb. l5--6 J.. M.
There was quite falling of to-day in the amount
81 transactions ut the board The aggregate oil
sales this morning will not figure up more thah
half that of yesterday. The tendency OF prices
Throughout was downward. The only exception
was Michigan Southern, which opened az low
point, and more than recovered itself before the
Close At the first board, Hudson River Railroad
first mortgage bonds declined per cent; Illinois
Central bonds, s: New York Central 6s, !; Nicara
g,us Transit, 1; Cumberland &; New York Central
Railroad. 4; Erie Railroad, I; Harlem, L; Reading,
L: Hudson River Railroad, 81; Michigan Central, I;
Panams IL Illinois Central Railroad, 4; Galena
and Chicago, L. Cleveland and Toledo, l; Chicago
and Rock Island, 1. Michigan Southern fell off l
per cent at the opening, but afterwards advanced g.
closing II per cent above prices current at tn
second board yesterday. Sales were made at 95 pc
cent, buyer ten days. These great and sudde
fluctuations take spectators by surprise, an
destroy all their calculations. Quotations 70
the stock are very unsettled just now, but
they must ultimately settle down at points cor
responding with the actual value of the security
an investment The only stock on the List that wa
sustained at yesterdays prices was Milwaukee and
Mississippi. Two lot were sold at 81 per cent. We
Aooh upOu ILLS riASso, - 'Ao WV
investment on the market, not excepting Gaena and
Chicago. The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Company paid last year IL per cent dividends-ten
in cash and seven in stock-and had in hand at the
close Of the fiscal year surplus equal to six per
cent the capital. This, for unfinished road, is
most extraordinary. This stock is selling at Ii per
cent below par, while other railroad stocks, which
barely squeeze out per cent, sell in the neighbor-
hood Of par. Erie was comparatively neglected to
day. II opened at 50 per cent, and was pretty well
sustained. Hudson Railroad appears to be running
down faster than it ran up. a fall OF three and
half per cent day will soon bring it down to the
lowest starting point 1t will take more than
bridge over the river at Albany to save It, II must
take its place in the market along -.4e Harlem.
After the adjournment of the board the following
sales of bonds and stocks were made ut auction by
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EDUCATION.

S1ATE AND NAzloNAL LAW SCHOOL. POUt
- ksSpsle, new YORK new syste n; training 10 p
ing S Ssy r. Ms bups:: taught seIter
hss accepted professorship. j. W. Fowler Eso Msscr
professor lestnonias: Fowler the most secompis
Esor norm OF Macon \ Iiyon's line ,-Henry Clay al
trials and gumens and general speaking OF his pupils
truy wonderful "-Fostoc Journal. System improved
]. n. TolsA eA- JUAN NV ~~~'"
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nRU0 STORE FOR 9ALE-AE ExCELf.ENr LOCA.
IL ton neatly fitted up, well stocked and doug fair retail
trade. with good o1nce attached. sppytoC HOwEs 4
CO, ~ NNsssu street.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS. -tOR SALE. AN ExCEILi
l. ana powerful sugar care crushor, attached to Ito a
power steam 'ecsne entirely new. with S5,0u0. W.
Hester iseet.
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AT the second board better prices ruled for stocks
generally An active demand existed for Erie, and
it closed at an advance OF per cent Harlem went
up |; Reading, {; Michigan Southern Il; Long
Island, /. Galena and Chicago declined per cent.
Cumberland ard Nicaragua remain without altera-
ton. Milwaukee and Mississippi closed firm at NOR
ning's prices.
The Stuyvesant Insurance Company have declared
q semi-annuai dividend of five per cent.
The Assistant Trea6urer reports today, as fol-
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40 CONTRACTORS AND 0THERS.-FGR SALE
\ cost price q LOT of chilled ehess suitable for att
&c. Apply 20 HENRY SlEhI.E & soN iron founcry
asnirs chop. Jersey City,
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10 SiLKNEE "A E0JSP, BARN, FGUR AZURE!
up.ard and thirty of a esadv land TO le tse price
Applys;D premises o. GasItth swo ard half mi :,
crnnd strest ferry Wiliamstu-c. TM L. FURMA
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RER0RE gEI0aTs.-A PLOT OF GROUND. O0NrRI-
~ ing seo1s thsy two ets visAn short dsApoe q ne
snbs Inc PasSng by va bs add By me rs or tosehsr-
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IN5 ExCHA HGE- THREE STORY BRICK HOJ
VITA modern Improvement and ant lot a5jouing
Morris street. near hudsca street. jersey City for
,rown stare house, VITA m. aern r,urcvsnents. ne,v
Fourth snd Eighth avenues aud south Teu,y third sd
ew Yois. apply 10 J. Il, kCBEers, Isl Nassau ID
corner Spree street.
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sale, cheap Tor cash about 100 tuncles of Western
ges war; aniec clear and perfect 10 every respect In
Of C. ?. o. HOYT, $50 Cherry street, corner OF Jene
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALR-rHE SyBSTA0I
II three story houss and lot of ground 400 Broome 81
Nocster House Is bv as; lot Is by 76 Gas, washrj
wntercloss ba &C. The hail rsrhled, and tAe hous
r. DHSRElIjlY, Is EKcha1 be pial
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uOUsES IN B2OOKLYN--FOR SALE, ONE OF
near Wlioughoy Brooklyn The houses are well fni1
with saasrae subceaiaT marble msn:ss and crates gss
Of Pear. a0d 3sskmAn streets oyr the Marxe. Bank,
ynrt
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HOUSE FOE eALE.-A FIRST GLASS TWO srd
Ii doubs back house. with large barn and garden, In
delightful city OF Utica, n Y. Gas throughout Lot 70
Centrally located excellent neisnbornood Terms
sonable. Apply 20 MORA HkOP VERNON, Is Metropo
Bunk Building 10 Broadway.
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WATkK PowEn 70 MANUFACTURERS REQt'
w ing water tower For sale or 10 lease, the
Haven Railroad City miles from New York, fsct,ry, III
tories high 80 80 suitsoe for roaruscrne pure
The va or bs,nx eOt eel adapted for etnn
printing establishment manufacturing chemist pane IA
There several cotspc resi1enoe5 for workpeop!e on
PREMISES Tie property comprises about venv scres
hhs DIV sl lng b"Fs AZ tsrcen With c. house capapl
TO York for heavy bulky goods; railroad trso
times day Address box c0f Pcs: onIce New York
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no MILLISERs a BARE CuANCF TO CoMMRl
FIRST class hufress s'resdy established, in one D
hest iocat obs In his CITY Apply 10 Madame DEMORt
SO Bruadwsy up stairs A large aro probable whoio
milirefy bu.inees can he safely In uret.
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DAsENT Right FOR SaLE-rOR SALE, TIE
tect righ. OF an improved haoch plane although oey
one iron is adapted to planrg evoTy kind O,
pA-e easy To acags is introduced In any ac@
Ohio and Pennsvlvania snc cannot fat 70 DO inf-od e
every wcrs shop Hs usefulness be tested BIZ d
mechanic For further particulars to the planes and 81
No 10.
The attention OF tooi marufe curers aud hardware nj
called 70 advertisement headed Pstent Right for SAFE
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RInE CHANCE-FOR gAat Ng 0p THE pzsT
"A locations for = large hota 10 e nor , man w,sh.
ng 10 engage in the bnte hutnass 3ls ,s onoortnntv
offered ~ III Aheioy esiaplLsic- lar boarding.
M ute and will be . direct line win r nsr p9Nery
there il an unexpired lease premise. iae yera nom
tie Isl OF May next and very cheap rent a5vn win be
sod very cheap For particulars inquire o VESTS All BIO
-, rs I94 Rouih street, corner OF Oliver
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Leaving belanoe hand, Dec 81 1885,. $s7 636 70
The returns of the insurance companies of Massa-
chusetts present the following aggregates for the
wear O,ainr Dec. l. lS55.-
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT BARGAIN
it south Brooklyn. q sanmit street. near CoumblaI
.et walk from the haml.ton ferry; house ID
r.ies 20 BIZ 49, and very substantially bui court yard
verand.h, no. and cold wster baths, speaking tubes
walter and throughout, with Chandelier Will bel
very low. II applied for com Possession any time ApH
MAR.E h CO, ~ Mader Jane
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JOB sALg-THE THREE STORY BRICK HoUSK 1876
Fast Twentish street, Second avenue built
asbtai manner twecty feet ror tvrfse FEEL dec
naiDiDg al improvements furnaces Se perfect order 10
evesy respect Price 49, 00 $4,000 esp reaal. Apply
premises.
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HOUSE FOR SAIE-ON MURRAY HILL sr1UA|
IL Lexington avenue, between Thirty fifth and I'd
sixth sree.s The house new marble front, three "
ord basement finished With oil tie modern improyen,
t.s-,hsr pa-ticu inquire OF Q. NJ LIVINGSTON. M
william ssreAt
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DOR sALY-ON SOUTH SIDE CT EiRd.g sIXTH
street. 22J feet east OF THIRD three fa aud
soAges; double with rooms oaer atae u
eight rooms and hTse lots IA the Eighty lih
With small mouse. Terms eesy. Apply 10 G. T. GROIN
WILL, 10 William street
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CTEAM ENGINE, EIGHTY HORSE fowpR, Il
- pressure. hoi2ontai.-A coed sronS machine, With
Eneel and tsEd drum fifteen 'eet ny four feet tate v
sold yer5 cheap. Apply 10 JOHN THukSBY / SONS
frnoi street
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TIE FOUR STORY MODERN BUILT HOUSE Io2 VI
sixteenth street for sale sle0e oriy required TO be
usiapce on nort ete or good rnper Gas, fixtures
dc Throughout Flu niture win be sold ii cesieed nj
reduction. Apply OF the premises.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR saLE.-TEE THEE ST.
and basement brick house IN Forty fourth street. No
of Ninth evenue. the sout sdc lot 20 by l0o hou
ny AZ h al the modern Improvements OF frst ella n
S. 100 can remain bond and mortgage. Price $6O0O
ply 70 J. j. BUGERT on The premises, 49,
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II pestes in New YORK elegant fsrm a. the to-
Hampstead, L. L. 10 MINUTES. from the rsiIoad de eot
three new houses, barn stable, orchards and 50 g
stream Of running behind the stable: the whole or
w.h be dispoeed Of Apply 70 J. A. =. SiOUVENEl1
HoadwAy.
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EyOR sALK-A COUNTRY SEAT, AT TOROHAN
Il York. about seven minutes walk from tie depot;
house pain and twenty city lots we stocked with shadl
fruit trees, ape vines, 4c god well Of water;
oated on high around with extensive view Of the surr
Ing country w be sold q great sacrifice as the pre
tor intends 10 10 the West Inquire OF 3 PkEB
at Frssers showcase warerooms corner Of Reads aud
con streets, between A. NJ and p. M. or al 200
styoat after z. n.
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LyCR SAIE-THE SvOCK AND DINING SALOON, LO-
Gated TG Maiden lane now doing good business ard Will
bargain the present has other business
For further partc1ar inquire the premises
rs Maiden lane.
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groR SALE, VERY CHEAP-A FINK MODERN THREE
story and tasemee tlick house and lot thirteenth
wee Of Sikh Price ~ 500 AGO. two modern
story brick houses Twenty fifth street. SIKH
Price 81 800 each will be rented AlsD fine
three story brick and dwelling house and lot Spring
Price 81 0UO Terms Also 400 other private resi-
denceF for sac A. SERGEANT Is Wall street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
FOR SALE.

&1S On0 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE IN NEW
4OO.OUV York and Brooklyn, for sale cheap or ex
g ange for ewery dry goods clothing boos and shoes
in new York and New and Western land to eS
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