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was recommended to Ny John Tobias as a
sSiLlfnl optician; and as have eyes OF remark
able popularity, was gratined to find that Mr..
ioblas seemed to comprehend them by inspee
ton and some slight measurement, and he has
mace me pair OF SpectacleS that suits HE ad
mirab!Y
July IL, 1855. AP BUTLER
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24
Police Reports.

Judge Jones kindly furnished US with the
following items from his docket.
In the case of the people VS. Francis Au-
reau, on Saturday last, the defendant was
convicted of assault with intent to kill, in
firing pistol at boy named Leander
Leon, on the night of the Goth, and in de-
fault of bail was committed to appear before
the Court of Sessions.
On the same day, three men whose names
are W. II. Howe, L McGee, and - Latham.
were arrested on charge of steali ng lumber
Howe was acquitted and McGee and Latham
we're convicted and will be sentenced to- day.
McGee gave notice of appeal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

the party cut loose from such "unwav-
ering Democrats" as the Unions cor.
respondent, the sooner will the opposi.
ton ranks receive their dues. Wherever
u Broderick Democrat has been defeat
ed, it has been done by such "unwav-
ering Democrats" and it is the duty
of the Legislature to rebukc tEeir "spu-
rious ticket" transactions, and elect
men who will not sacrifice the princi-
pies Of their party for the triumph of
particular men.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

FATAL AcCIDENT.--Mr. John Amy, one
of the oldest residents of Marysville, and for
long time associated with Mr.. Gamble in
the Matchmaking and jewelry business in
that city, was fatally injured ON Wednesday
night last while returning from fire with
the Eureka Engine, of whose company he
was member. The Eurekas men and those
of the Yuba company were racing up ST.,
and the engines passing very near each
other, Mr.. Amy was knocked down by one
of the Yuba's wheels, which passed directly
over his head, fracturing his jaw and other
wise injuring him so severely as to cause his
death on Saturday morning, Mr.. Amy was
universally esteemed by all who krew him
as an upright, honest gentleman, and by
his rare good qualities had drawn around
him large circle Of warm, kind friends. The
community, and the company to which he
belonged. have sustained an irrepairable
loss in his death This dearly bought les.
son should be warning to the firemen of
Marysyille and elsewhere TO abandon the
dangerous practice of running races, especi-
ally after the necessity for hurry has passed,
as in this case.
Mr.West, member of Yuba company WAS
also severely hurt at the same time, and
through the same cause. Fears are enter
tanned that he may not recover.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Miners - Families!

u. TOY 4 OTTERSoN again request me especi"l
attertion of all who wish 10 lay in their winter stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and No"Ieh
Goods, to the magnificent assortment ct goods re-
ceiyed by them during the past ten days. They are
now opening and ollcr for sale
200 fine and hervy Beaver and Petersham overcoais,
Frocks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Coats, latest styles;
80 superb Raglan" Coats, superior to any laiInas;
5 bales 50 pr in each, heavy gray blankets;
> bales 100 pr in each 6ue htuvy blue blankets;
balc, 100 preXtra French super super While
Blankets;
30 doz assorted Cashmere and Satt Pants, late
Styles besides magnificent assortment 0 Furnishing
Goods. Montgomery ST, Opposite 81. Nicholas, late
IIuntoons. hfu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

GENERAL Row w.-"Great oaks from little
acrons grow,' and great fights from little
sky-larks too, as was fully demonstrated
last evening at the boarding house opposite
our office. A couple of stout lusty fellows,
one an Englishman and the other an Irish
man, got up wrestling match to decide the
relative merits of wrestlers in their respec-
tive native lands, and, as a matter Of course
the affair ended in a row. in which the
wrcstlers and their friends all engaged.
Several shirts were torn and great deal of
blarney let loose, but no very serious dam
age done
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24
Gss- In strolling through various parts Of

5rss- In strolling through various parts Of
town yesterday we were surprised to see the
great number Of houses being erected in
different portions of the village. Mont
gomery Street presents an almost unorok en-
line of houses from Garrott's Mill to the
Ditch, and very many residences are going
up below there, on the Carlton Tract. We
noticed long row of neat cottages that have
lately been built on Lincoln Street, and on
Bird, Myers, and in various other streets
similar improvements are going on. We
have confined ourselves to the immediate vi
cinity of our Office for the past two or three
months. and were unprepared to witness the
many new houses being erected, and the
wonderful size that Oroville has attained in
so short periol. A sure sign of the pros
perity of the town, and the confidence felt
by those who are making this their resi-
dence, are the many dwelling houses erected
here of late, occupied by families who have
come to make this their homes, confident in
the future greatness of Oroville, and the
wealth her citizens will attain to by growing
up with her.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

THE SIERRA CIrIzEN.--We see by the
Marysville Herald that Mr.. Campbell, for
merly of the Wide Vest, has purchased an
interest in tie Sierra Citizen, and is to be
its editor. If this is our friend Ned Camp
bell, who once upon time was the editor Of
the Cincinnati Daily Dispatch, long since
departed, we are sorry to say,-the paper,
not Ned,-we congratulate him and the fu-
ture readers of the Citizen on theiJ good
fortune. for more agreeable gentleman.
and a better writer than he, would be diff
cult to find anywhere. We commend him
to the Downievlians, and wish him success
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

gsS- fight occurred on Saturday night
at Smiths bowling saloon between two Irish
men. One of them assailed the other with
billet of wood, and after striking the first
blow fled from the scene of action, but was
pursued and brought back, and in his turn
received severe beating from his opponent
Served him right.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

CHILDREN IN NEvADA.--The number of
children in Nevada Township over four and
under eighteen years of age is 300-of which
ISL are males, aud l49 are females This
result is given by the School Marshal. but
affords, says the Democrat, n very made
quate idea of the whole number of children
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

INSANE FROM PoLITICs.--A man named
George Alexander, of San Juan North, has
become deranged from political excitement
On wednesday night, he was in Nevada, and
his rawlings were violent. An order for his
removal to Stockton was obtained by his
brother, and on Thursday he was taken to
the Asylum.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

Gsc- We are indebted to ]. s. Berry, ESQ !,
for a budget of San Francisco and Sacra-
mento papers of Saturday and Sunday. He
was ahead of Watson and the Expresses just
about length only.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24
IaiI Delivery.

Frank Hamilton and Pat Smith escn ped
from our new Jail on Saturday night. The
outer walls of the cells are lined with boiler
iron. but on the partitions and where they
join the walls, the iron has been omitted
The prisoners were confined in adjoining
cells, and by uniting their efforts they
succeeded in digging hole through the
partition and outer walls, sufficiently large
to permit their escape into the passage that
surrounds the cells, from which they made
their exit by digging another hole through
the main wall of the building to the street.
The only instrument used in digging
out the mortar, was n pewter spoon,
which the rascals left behind, as if in deris-
ion of the attempt to hold them or anybody
else in safe keeping within walls that could
be perforated with a sixpenny teaspoon.
The cells and outside windows are provided
with heavy iron doors and shutters that in
themselves are secure enough, but with the
walls so loosely constructed, are of as little
avail in OBTAINING prisoners as paddock on
a carpet sack is safeguard against thieves.
We examined the mortar that had been tax
en- from between the bricks and found it to
be of about the consistency of dried ''chicken
feed " made with corn meal and water.
This is accounted for from the bricks having
been laid during the hot weather Of last
summer which being perfectly dry, absorbed
the moisture from the mortar, leaving
nothing but crumbling mixture of dry lime
and sand to mold them together. BY the
time all the other counties in the State are
provided with brick jails and have them
put to the test as fully as ours and those of
Marysville and Nevada have been, perhaps
people will become convinced of their utter
Insecurity.
Smith is the man who assaulted Miller on
the night before the election, and was SEN
fenced to ninety days imprisonment, end
Hamilton had been committed to await his
trial before the Court of Sessions on charge
of grand larceny in having stolen a hundred
dollars from Mr. Hirschey a week since
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

Nor THE MAN.-The person arrested in
Sacramento, supposed to be Hoagland,
proved TO be another mau altogether
Sheriff Mclaughlin returned from Sacra-
mento last evening, without him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

CHEESE Oregon Argus complains
that the people of that territory are buying
imported cheese, made in the States, and
insists that cheese can be made there for
half the cost of butter. and yet the article
commands as much, and is scarce at tha:
price.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

THE MINsTRELs.-The performance of
the San Francisco Mnstrels was we'll attend
ed last night and on Saturday evening. As
musicians and delneators of the negro char
acter they are as company, doubtless
without parallel in any country, and their
burlesques, so irresistably ludicrous and
mirth provoking, are all the more meri-
torious from the fact that they are most ex-
quis:ely executed carcatures of the per-
formances they are intended to ridicule-
One of Billy Birch's witicisms, one of Char
ley Henry's songs, tune from Hooley's vio-
lin or Geo. Goes banjo, arc any of them
worth the price of admission. We under
stand they intend playing again tonight.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

STRAY SHor.-It is with IDEAS as
with pieces of money, those of the least
value generally circulate tive most.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

Homeopathic GLoBULEs.-To the
well-bread doctor, all babies are an
gels.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

Legislature of not less than thirty on joint
ballot, which gives US two Democratic U. ).
Senators.
At least six Democratic members to Con-
eress out of eleven are elected, being gain
of four.
The official vote of Trumbull County, Ohio
shows l5O less majority for joshua r. Cid
dngs for Congress, than for the average oil
other candidates voted for.
Hon. solomon Foot, of Vermont, has been
reelected United States Senator from that
State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24

LIGHT HousEs.--The new Resnel lights
in the LIGHT houses Mt Santa Barbara anu
Crescent City, will be lighted, the first Oh
the lst, ant, the latter on the 10th Deecm-
her.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24
POlIfleaI.

PENssYAvrNIA.- Official returns from all
the counties in Pennsylvania have been re-
ciyed. They give democratic maJority OF
2,214.
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
Scott, Democrat. ...............'' .@l-.eoo.
Cochran. ...2l0,1l2
AUDITOR GENERAL.
Dry Democrat .912 46s
phelps. Union. .209 ,26l
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Rowe, Dem. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL o13
La Porte U........ -UcicSc
Dist. STATE SENATE
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Gouses ano farms tcanteo.

HOUSE WANTED-In the upper part OF ,he
ci J. eide. email bOsse with the uoden
WESTRRN LANDS WANTED IN Mill
w Y0AN WISCONSIN, IOWA, ILLINOIS and IN
h. ,sid s. COCKCRORT A u SHIELDING.
% T No IS Merchant Exchange. Wsll-st n Y.
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~ Sid By the lst OF May a. Que OF mo pstaers reues
All superior Instruments by celebrated m.kss fully warrant
ID with and withOu; the frame Grand French scsu psssl
corners. scroll legs &c No co wsiss,st doors v-s u
BiUsdv,y " OSBORNE h Co
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TWO HOUSES for SALE at FORT WASH,

"A MUM, on Tie Hutson hTtf abuui nFr llI-u6' -
fGoIz the depot. with hne view. 49,
One House eoEpleely furnished .i the frnitars w b
sa with the no IL Rooms bssiie Ahea
Bseu el Bath Room. sc supplied with water th Sshout
And hes god House and stable. with about three
furfh- Land Price Of the entire neluis Tug
nitur-, 1iISo
The House has beside Kebsn and Base
end will - odd with four fh. Of for 81 CO..
torcs q tho price may remain bond and mortgage
Appiy to WILLIAM y LABOR.
No. q VIII snsi. ,hira h1ot room lt
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PTEBRATED IRON


WATERS Of No. So BTosdsAy NevYork AGENT fos tho
sale Of many Of the celebrated makes Pianos and Mss
deon offering th-m at price. which sd.iss al who desr.
purchase 70 avail themselves Of He 10 also selling hs
and well known Cstaosus OF Muse third OF from tho
regular prices and will forward tbs OF postage Hs
orers 10 the trade teachers and hOois ths yof
able character ell Of which be viii be sb- OIL ths e'teS
b having wisely adopted the eash IN, HOrss Wst,Ss
Pianos are Known among the very ber- We ensbst
eak OF these instruments with degree Of FROM
eson know.stg o; their snd durable quality
fSew.Yorh Evangelist
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NHARI,Es N. DUPUY & Co.
~ LAND AgEhrs

CHA RI NJ u W.
Co,Nx. SoUrH WATgEsrss
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
The underssneA vl transact ssSsta keI Estsie
In ILLINOIS IOWA and adjoining otateA Psc 1iaf stIoa
ton rfvee TO the pur hAse and sale o. -.u-g,oro
FARAfs UNiNPROvED LANDS and IoWS LUIS
Yrtensv- los. connections aud other fseiines are orae
saoans thoe .ay Westeu bous- for loe,fns ~sntnn
.nnas lands furnishing maps and dssron' PsJnso' %
tates, &c. -
OwAKRs WESTERN LsSDs, r-sdinE 81 The bee WI MA
tbs As-ney good chsnns bring their Lands 10 nsts
Property offered sale ~ll for msl sun Be- sa's-a
our Cafslosue circulated sats hrousout ne country
CAPITALISTS vii hnd fsTorsbs opportunities Tor a'e'HSs
RAPIDLY lmT rowing Western property
The be~t u relsre r,,,~x
Late Land Axen; OF tie Illinois Centrs Rsnro>d %
DAVID ). OGDEN,
Lsfe Of S~~ York
NJ. OGDEN, Of the above firm, esa Be found % No i3
Walls, New iorf. unsl bsrrh -, IN
EARM LANDS for SALE.-Tho ILLINOIS
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COAPASY = nov prepares 70
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
r MIN CT l. A y ID SS
Ia Tr.ors or Posry AcsHs AID U'~Iko'
LONG CREDITS
sr1
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Builoing materials.


LINGUISTIC TILES-For Veshbuies. Hah2
IL HEARTS, Dining Conssrvsiors,s nc oAhSbO
CHINNEY -TOPs, GRAIN-PfPES, Sc. For sale by
MILLER, COATES YOULE No. Ts Pearl St. n Y.
DOOFS-ROOFS-RO cheapest snt
bs,f srticle for covering roofs TAR ROOFING PAPE
keep constantly haoa .na WI ssl 70 laxss s
JAS. T. DERRICESOE Co. Ne s Bsssmss<L
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SOUTH BROOKLYN-FOR SALE or TO
~ LEr-Two first class brown stone HOUSES r. inche.
front sLd II deep; lots III Il EcAss Noe ~ aad
ClutoB--t. between HaTrsoa aid DeErssst. They are
three stories AID finished as vh reservoirs bath rooms aud
closets Also the splendid mansion HOUSE soatn est
Clinton CsIro.ts with garden snd building lots
WHERE eppl,c De- will Be received.
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AssEssMENT property liable for the cost and
taking land for the public place Known Central raf was
ss ard became Hen the property that day Tho sixty
allowed ssid assessment without Inter
est expires 5b the present month April and Interest
paid all assessments remaining s1pad AFTER Monday
Dest 7th iD.I-Sne4t Department, April 2 1856.
JOSEPH g. TAYLOR, Street Commissioner
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ZINC PAINTS. WHITE LEAD, COLOhA
~o<k meet the demand for ZiIc Pant prepared
Oe,s the trade full a<sortment from tho tferen n'l
manufactured by them in beachsi refined nssed Oh. an
Nth the proper dryeB Tho quality Of our AmsncAn an
Fr>ueb Zes warranted 70 be equal 10 ell respects y ssy
BE- supplied With WHITE LEAD and COLORED PANTS q
Manufacture, A.o frsnsh and Afns s wisYo"
GLASS. JE3sCP CHlbDS, imfor1
and Manufacturers Of P,ia No Is Wsterst. Nev.fosa
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Real Gstate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A FARM situated at
"A West Heckenssck j. IS! miles from Hoboten aud
miles above HsckeDssct II contains about 40 acres' OF
which i tshe land balance wood and meadow with House
IS BY deep with Apple Orchard and variety OF
other Fruits together with lot OF Farming Utensils For
te:ms and further p0rticuars apply to ~
BAKER Il WEEKS, No. Pine q.
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NVHE SUBSCRIBER having been duly appointed

III Committee q the Estse q ". J. va NDEKIOEf Luz
r.ih Of The CITY II Brooklyn the It'll day OF January 1856
all persons claims against the ssd VaudsrhOet hereby
poed present them the Committee before the t day OF
N.y le5S at No "a Msidenlsne, v v March IS 1856
uh,a I,v1rW BENJAMIN W. CLAPP.
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paris advertisements.

DARIS.-BOARD and RESIDENCE in the
mot fashionable pert the Capital in private famy
Apply Mrs WHAT No 50 fsubours ST. Hcnore. English
and french SPOKEN Best references given
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DIANOS to LET.-An assortment of PIANOS,

both with aud without the o.n sttAehmsnt. 10 Let
fE ale monthly tsyments, bsrs inducements
offered Call AZ The &sr.roou. Of T. Glb-rt Co. No 4ls
Broadway corner Of Csnsl-st II T. MATHEWS.
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1)iaito fortes an6 fflusie.

1Jlalto- fortes ano 1ttnslc.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANO
W FORTEs-Messfs LIGHTE, NEWTON BRADBU
RVS No 4N Broomet respectfully nvs attention u hsi
PIANO-FORTES, constructed with tho Patent ARCH
WREST PLANK which is undoubtedly the most substantial
Improvement introduced into this populsr instrument
GOLD MEDAL PIANO-FORTES-Msnu
~ t1red BY STEINWAY SONS, Nos 81 sai 30 "alker,
Broadway, NewYorL These Pianos haze recsi'sd
fHRRH FIRST PREMIUMS within tbs lat year IL comPss'-
by the celebrated mAksrs Of Bee
ton New.York. Phl.de ph<, and Baltimore. Prices low
GRAND DIAGONAL .7-OCTAVE PIANO
" FORTE-In elegant orDamened case OF rosewood cost
s4O-v be cold for 80 mscs by OF the ees. Hsket
AID very superior quality Of tone can De seen 81 70 C0'
lere-pIsce from 10 70 O'Clock been used few tnoaA
HAINFS BROS.s CELEBRATED IRON
IL FRAME PIANo5-LsEs a; >. rs Muse .,ocs
OF COOK 4 BRO, Agents, No Sty Bresd-sy Ha apY
% nav that have used Hsines Bros Pianos 81 AusnA
ConYsp,ops and hn3 them excellent n'ttuments@-GEO
Root For purity and fallness OF tone and elasticity x
souch they deserve the highest prsise'-L WOODBURY.
Durips Of forty IN the musc profes
.. 6,ye seldom with insunsns which have pleased
ne 20 much II al respeets"-TLIUs METZ.
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no ALL WHOM 1T CONCERNS.--As some

FIV ALL w tlOO II NONNI%NA'o'-s 40 ""n'"
Misunderstanding is sad 10 exist concerning the time r
tbe s.aer bling Of The GENERAL CONFERENCES OF the
African NJ r. Zion Church IN America the Ministers end Laty
will cover ed by the following resolution IS recorded IN the
mputes the Gencul Conference O. !, VIZ: Moved oy
the Rev Daniel Val dver ScreNry Of General Conierenoe
that this General Conference adjourn 10 meet in Zion church
NeYort CITY conner Of Leonard Church the fourth
seiurdAy in May. lSiS'" WIN. H. blsdOf,
Cie.ern Superintendent Of the A NJ. Z T.. Connection
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fouses to Eet.

AT CARMANSVILLE and WASHINGTON
n HiGHTs-New aoa de.rsbe COTTAGES, VIII 81 ts'
MODEM iuproremeDts 20 LEI Rent modsf:s ~
Ilg and iN Ne,eaBs
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of THOMAS and

u DAVID BCRONE who together with tbe, brother John
Landed York Oct lso since which time nothing has
Zee. a their abou Any nfotg alton concerning
them will be graefully received BY JOHN or PHILIP
McCRONB residing Armenia Union Dutehess County
Ne York.
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II MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Incorporated By .
cf New Jersey having erected extensive wof IN J
City manufacturing from the ores hon thsI -
brsied mines D SUSSEX County WHILE aud COLOh"
ZINC PAINTS Of superior qualities $500 =.
Having vesy improved tho processes BY which hsss Pes
are msds tLey confidently offer their products tbs bsst Pes
OF American manofsetur- . -
For sale the trace dry sIoup1 IL oil, lbsni terms
the C0m2snys Agents. hASSiSG soslEk,
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IN HAITIAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY TospoettuIIJ monty
who intend TO remove on or about the st o.
Msy that will be TO their Interest " give timely notice thereof
ct tho Ooe yiBs Of tht Those who wish
become required 70 make APPLICATION h tbs
ece..ary enable tho Company know who is Customers
who comply with tbem will thereby avoid all ia,
Isxy for Qss CONSUMED by other parties Customers Will
rosse observe the Rules ated tbo eeet Of the sssbs
fbe Ofee open from O'Clock m 20 oeioSk m frSn
TIE let OF October next price Of GAS will be REDUCED
fY,~p Three Dollars 20 Two and Half boilers per Thousand
a,,h;e Peet S. n HOWARD. Secretary.
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wi SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, HANOVER, n. IA -
The SUMMER TERM of this Institution NOW N is seven
teenth yesr) will WEDNESDAY, May L. AID
weeks The School has been recently
TO pleasant and retired situation. where there are ample
grounds and, every respect agreeable
Circular. will be application 70 tho Principal
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COUNTRY HOUSE Tor SALE-In the village
~ Flushing dwelling house in the Italian style eunt very
thor usy 1854 for the owners and furnished with every
convenience Of furnace bathroom water closet laan
dr, 90 drawing room, library, dinns room
seven seep rooms aid kitchen shove ground Zach sleep
log furnished with two regsers opening nto
shaft connecting with tho kitchen chimney The grounds are
decduous and and shrubs ana
the garden with fruit The vicinity OF Flushing 70 New
York City accessible by rsroad less than hour Its cell
ebrated schools and gardens It's heshiness and the beauty
surroundings render this house desirable tor any ons
who wishes Q pleasant country residence. Apply 70
J. b. PARSONS. No. g Vail ST., basement
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II HftFcfns" =.
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