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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-26

for him, that went like an ice-bolt to his
heart, and with deep groan he sank
back in his seat.
"Como, be in a hurry" impationtly
urged the porter.
At that moment a carriage drove up
to the door.
"Is this the house Of Jacob Man
frod?"
This question was asked by man
who entered from the carriage. He was
a kind-looking man, about forty years
Of age.
"That is my name, said Jacob
"Then they told me truly" said the
new conner. care you from the work.
houset he continued, turning towards
the porter
eyes"
"Aro you after these pooplo?"
eyes"
"Thcn you may return. Jacob
Manfred goes to no poor-house while ]
livel"
The porter gazed inquisitively into
the features of the man who addressed
him, and then left the house,
"Don't you remember mo?' cxclaim-
ed the stranger, grasping the old man
by the hand.
81 cannot call you to my memory
now"
"Do you remember Lucius Williams"
"Williamsl" repeated Jacob, start
ing up from his chair, and gazing
earnestly into the face of the man be-
fore him
eyes, Jacob Mandrod-Lucius Will
Jams. That little boy whom, thirty
years ago, you saved from the house
of corrections that poor boy whom you
kindly took from the bonds of the law,
and placed on board one of your own
vessels"
"And arc you
"Ycs-yes-I am the man you made
You found me a rough stone from the
hands Of poverty and bad example. 1t
was you who brushed off the evil, and
who first led me to the sweet waters of
moral life and happiness have prof
ted by the lessons you gave me in ear
ly youth, and the warm spark which your
kindness lighted up in my bosom has
grown brighter ever since. With an
aAluencc for life 1 have settled down
to enjoy the remainder Of my days in
peace and quictnoss, with such good
work as my hands may find to do. L
heard Of your losses aud bercavements.
| knew that the children Of your own
Al ,,, al ,r,,,, I,t nv, , o1,ilJ oC
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Do AS You PRONusE,-There is no
necessity of breaking your word. In
the first place never promise anything
unless you know it to bo in your power
to fulfill, and in the second place make
up your mind before you promise that
whatever you promise you will fulf Il
BY so doing, you win gain and enjoy
the confidence Of those around you,
When such a character is once establish
ed, it will be Of more value than ormino
gold, or princcly diadoms,
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MARCUS j. PARRoTT, Congressional
delegate elect from Kansas, is in st.
Louis, but will soon spend a few days in
Dayton, among his old friends, being en-
routo for Washington. The Leavenworth
Times coutradicts on authority the story
Of the Ohio Statesman, that PARRoTT is
a national Democrat" He is a Demo-
crat, but a Republican too-in Kansas
one Of the "traitors i'm Congress he
will stand for the Free State policy of
the Kansas "Abolitionists " - Gin.
Com, Monday.
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Yankees in Virrinia.

Eli Thayor's Emigration Society has
actually commenced a settlement at last
in Virginia It is on the Ohio River.
about twelve miles above the town of
Lronton, Ohio, but on the opposite side
of the river in Wayne county, Va, and
close to the boundary line between Vir-
.ginia and Kentucky. The Yankees
have thus secured a safe retreat in case
Of attack by the Virginia fro-eaters.
They can either cross the river into
Ohio, or fee to Kentucky. Wayne
county adjoins Cuboll, and in the latter
is located the town ofGuyandotte, where
a meeting was held lately to denounce
Thayer, and his scheme. 1t seems that
this arose from disappointmentathis not
having fixed upon that town as the cen
ter Of his operations, as he had prom
ised to do. Both parties had their heads
too full of town lot speculations to agree,
and so Thayer has set to work to build
up town of his own, and calls it Cere-
do. A letter in the Cincinnati Gazette,
dated the 18th ult, describes the place
as presenting a bustling scene. Work
men were busily engaged in grading the
bluff bank so as to make the ascent TO
the town easy. Quite a number of cell
lars for houses had been dug, and foun-
dation walls laid, and steam engines to
the value of $4,000 are before this in
operation there.
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PUNCTUATION PoTNTs.-The points
now used in punctuation were intro
ducod into writing gradually some time
after the invention Of printing. The
Greeks had none, and there was no space
between their words. The Romans put
kind of division between tn II words
thus-Publius .Scipio. .Africanus. Up to
the end of the fifteenth century, only
the period, colon, and comma had been
introduced. The latter came into use
latest and was only a perpendicular
figure or line propOrtionato to the size
of the letter. TO Aldus Manutus, an
eminent printer in 1870, we are iudobt.
ed for the semicolon, and also for the
present form Of the comma. He also
laid down rules now observed in regard
to their use. The note Of interrogation
and exclamation were not added till
some years later, and it was not known
by whom. Inverted commasC) were
first used by Mons Gillemont, a French
printer, and were intended by him to
supersede the use of i'oGc letters, and
the French printers now call them by
that name. But they have lately been
used by English printers to denote
quoted matter In a London book
The Art of English Pootry-printod in
1907, it appears that the present mode
of donoting quoted matter is Of late or.
igin, as such matter is therein denoted
by being set in ita ic. 1t is not known
| by whom tho opostrOpho and dash were
| invented,
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A GEM.-Here is a gem from Dom
hey that will never grow dim:-"She
died, said Polly, "and was never seen
again, for she was buried in the ground,
where the trees grow" "The cold
ground?' said the child shuddoring
again. "No, the warm ground, replied
Polly, "where the little seeds are turned
into beautiful flowers, aud where the
good people turn into angels and fly
away to heaven"
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QUAINT OLD FULLER says. "Lct him
who expects one class Of society to
prosper in the highest degree, while the
other is in distress, try whether ono side
Of his face can smile while the other is
pinchcd
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Rousseau used to say, "that to write
a good love-letter, you ought to begin
without knowing what you are going to
say, and TO finish without knowing what
you have written"
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An Extraordinary Game of Chess

An Extraordinary Game Of Chess.
The Newark Advertiser says that a
very extraordinary feat was performed
last Saturday night in Twelfth street,
New York, by a German, late from
Iowa. He went to contest the highest
prize in the Chess Tournament He
played three games with three opponents
at the same time. One Of these oppo-
neuts was frst-class player, another
was nearly so, and the third was good
player, but not considered of the first
class, In two hours and Il half he had
beaten the best and poorest players, and
in another hour, it getting late, he gave
up the other game, without bringing il
to a close. All this is not astonishing,
The wonder consists in his doing this
without either of the boards Of his an
tagonists, or having any Of his own,-
He was all the while in another room
lying or sitting on a sofa, and between
him and his adversaries there was nc
communication, except through a gen
tleman, who announced the moves of
| both parties in a loud voice The Ger
man, Mr.. Louis Paulson, Of Dubuque
Iowa, saw all tho three games played 81
multanoously on the tablet Of his braii
alone, beating somo Of our best players
He says he can play four games in tn.
same way, This is a preterDatural per
formanco, which the editor Of the AID
vertisor says he h0uld have hardly be
Ilioycd possible, without some trick, ha
Inc not personally been a witness,
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MOTHER FAIRIE.

ny ALICE CAREY.
Good old mother Fairie,
Sitting by your fire,
Have you any little folks
You would like TO hire7
want no chubby drudgeg
To milk, and churn, and spin,
Nor old and wrinklsd brawnlos,
With grisly boards, and thin.
But patient little people,
With hands Of busy care,
A gentle speech and loving hearts,
Say have you such to sparel
] know poor, pale body,
Who cannot sleep at night,
And / want the little people
To keep her chamber bright;
To chase away the shadows
Thatmake her moan and weep,
To sing her loving lulIabieB
And kiss her eyes asleep,
And when i'm dreams she reaches
For pleasures dead and gone,
To hold her wasting fingers,
And make the rings stay on;
They must be very cunning
To make the future shine,
Like leaves and flowers and strawberries
A-growing on one vino.
Good old mother tairie.
Since my need you know,
Tell me, have you any folk,
Wise enough to gol
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The Scotch have a saying, "whO
cheats me once, shame befall him; if he
cheats me twice, shame befall me"
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Mrs Nicholssays;-"Claudcsti mar.
riagos seldom bring happiness; the WON.
an who sacrifices home and fathers and
mothers affection for a lover, unless the
parents are unusually unreasonable
generally roaps that reward which fol.
lows in the footsteps of ingratitudo and
disobcdicnce.
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JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.

Answer to Enigma in last weeks puper:-
"Hard Times"
Answer to Puzzle:--"Pllgrim
Answer to Charude --'Whip-poorwil.'
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TERRIBLE ExPLosIoN.-LoUIsvILLE
Nov. 1O,-The Monongahola Belle burst
her starboard boiler on Saturday after
noon, near the chalk banks, scalding
Mr., Nelson, the first engineer, the cook,
cabin-boy and two hremon.
The steamer Fairchild brought all
the wounded to Paducah, excepting
Nelson, who was sent home to Hiok,
man.
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Ladies, prepare for an extreme change
iu your habits; for Paris correspond
ent Of the New York Courier says tho
ladies are coming out without hoops,
hustle wadding, or anything else.
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Another fatal accident occurred on
Tuesday of last week, at the Board Tree
Tunnel, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. by an unlocked for falling
Of earth four laborers wereinstantly kill.
ed, and two others severely wounded and
one of them has since died The work
on the tunnel has in consequence been
suspended. Laborors refuse to so into
the tunnel to work.
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CRIMINAL CASE AGAINST w. H. Gm-
soN.-For want Of time for trial. the
criminal cases against w. IT. GIBSON,
late Treasurer Of State, were yesterday
morning continued until next term
He gave bail as before, and asked no
reduction in the amount. The civil
suit will be for trial in December
.TOhio State journal, 11th,
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The municipal government Of Wash
ington has made it an offence punisha-
bic a fno Of not less than S25 not more
than $50 to carry "doadly or dangerous
weapons, such as dagger, pistol, bowie.
knife, dirk knife or dirk, colt, slung- shot
or brass or other metal knuckles, With
in the limits Of the city How many
! Congressman viii have 20 pay the fine
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miscellaneous.

ADJUSTMENTS DURING HARD TINES,
1t is a little singular that while
"hungor mobs" are assembling in New
York, the theatres, mostly supported
by mechanics, are we'll attended every
evening. The Herald says the receipts
are nightly about $4,000, nearly sixteen
thousand persons being in attendance
The places Of amusement in Philadol'
phia arc likewise well attended.
The "goldcn wedding of Hon. Seth
p. Beers Of Litchfeld, c., was celebra
ted last week. Their five children were
present, with fourteen grandchildren.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Fuller, who in the presence of
the wife Of the clergyman who had orig
inally pronounced them man and wife
invoked upon them the self-same bless
ing which had been uttered over thei
bowed heads ifty years before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-14

TINHE COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE, No. 81 Bou-
i levard dss Capusnes Paris.-SILK STUFFS, LACE
NOVELTIES Of different textures READY MADE ARTI
MFRFS-This House il the most highly recommended in
FrncY and the considerable establishment in Europe not
opy ON account the importance Of its manufactures and it,
r1tsnv. sales but by the grandeur and extent Of it,
rooms having entrance in three different streets tn. COM
PAGNIR LYONNAISE sell but srticles Of their
manufacture and thu. by bringing purchaser. in direct relation
With the manufacturer enabled TO offer them greater adyan
ts.es than any other establishment.
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DANIEL 8. HovGH. Auctionecr r,,,,,
CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE az

- AUCTION.-THIS DAY lIar:as{S Hp pa I
s.h ard avs all the rch goods in The hon.s cEnorsaf
very Arge asor.ment Of hIstelass tCkNiTUkE and re
sod .. N. highest bidder and 10 possponsmrn on Aay
count Sale eonmence. IN the psrlor iof coef pfesey
rs tren, contains nissnikcent Extension Table OF wal
a., n St sidebsId Sofa Bed Dining Chair &C. together
With l.rge variety Of eh China Dinner and T.s Sess
$50 Ts Set. Sslvers Casters Pitchers. Cake. Bs.kets
SUN. and Fork. rich Cut Giss Wsre, &c. Also nm" ivory
ana other Cutlery. Sc and also the kitchen furnM
Tbs p.rlo. are furnished with English Tapestry crprss
,h,s d suites In ch cov-nss oSnes
md Sid Takes; Pier and Owl Gsss-s sp~ndd INNS
T.n,s Corhs byopz. r. Pistur-s and Figures iss aud
bro,s,.ir Window Curtains top.d seveoocss'e r"'
superior rosewood Cylinder Bsoheas. ke 81 ..ho..,v
In the chambers richly carved rose~ood sna mhos1
French and fine eursd s
ara oed sofas Chair Lounges &c. and On nhnne
Der Of other article too 70 mention
end desos required ell purchsseSi End sosas ua"
removed @ econ q WelDesdsy
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HExRY H. LEEDS, Auctionesr No % Na..s..t
nARE and COSTLY OIL PAINTINGS BY

Ii snciept and modern Mssters -
henry H. LEEDS L Co. will I'll by suction on WE'D
sEsDAY April IS at II O'Clock, az th.ir Gallery No y Ns
an. az the most valuable and extensive collections that
h hen osercd this city for many years. We .hsl com
nnre The sse The entire cocen u PAINTINGS belong
p b. aumon, esq who about leaving for Europe,
upward q 30 choice sud select Works of An b.
enrnt Of various schools. sncen and modern form
ips an unusual favorable opport nifty for gentlemen Of taste 70
add their eollrcons Among them will be found .
Madonna chef Pouvre q the Italian artist, Palma Ms
rin- Pieces. by Cuyp vand-rvrldr and Wander cabelow;
Scripture Piece" Lendss Hunting scenes. BY artists Of ss
Dusseldorf Italian Begsn and English schools, the whos
forming sssembsge such as seldom met with ., pasis
sale. .
They will b. open for exhibition in GAlehes on SATUR~
DAY tho llth ns, until WEDNESDAY. the day Of sa- ins
nsdis..y after which the concluding portion VII De- s"s~s
for view. ~.
Catalogues b. store week previous !" 'o'
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Gxoscs Cook. Ane,ione.r

GsosGs Cook. Anctoneer
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-
IL GEORGE COOK will sell on THIS DAY, tho lah inst
To- O'Clock all the FURNITURE consiued in che 6rss.
cls dwelling No - East Ssths between 1h and Lexington
s,s consisting in part 8, follows E-gsn, solid Psr.
or Suites In brocsc brocs,ee and plush Easercs cener
and Side Tables WhaNots Turkish Easy Chalrs Chande-
er- &C.. Reccp,ionroom Suite In figured reps
Library Bookcase Tables Chairs Sc rosewood and mshos
best hair Mattresses Bolstsrs and Pillows
straw Paiasses &c Dining Suite Extension Dining
Table Sdebosrd Chairs kc elegant Carpets, O!colhs,
Mating. &c.
Sale positive without reserve consequence Of the family
removing This house having been newly fur
nshed in November last every sEtce viii be found In perfect
condition. chance seldom offered to purchasers.
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a. J. BLEEeKER & Co. Alctloneers -.
DOSlTIVE SALE Of 2.25 LOTS at HARLEM'
belonging to the estate Of Ii. l4te GEORGE sninsY
April "a al II O'clock a. the Merchant Exchange me sooss
property embracing and street oS on Isl rha qon
has inr so and beautiful grade and N. fset,s OF resfhns
il are varied and low fares seventy Prp.sn ay %
I'm 49,. Map. &C. At tho Office, No Broedst lyel
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auetion-er
On WEDNESDAY, April Is, at "A o'clock
" Am, in Cssson-av near Gst.ssv West Broskyn-PAR
LOR, CHAMBER and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
SAME DAY, at ~ o'clock at No. l85 Carlton between
Myrtle and De Ksbsvs-Rosewood mahogany and painted
Psor and Chamber furnturo splendid ironirame Votrs
Chair in crimson broca,ele, sc.
SAME DAY at O'Clock ni at No 80 Lafayette near
Futon-ev.-Parler. Chamber and Kitchen Furniture
SAME DAY At o'clock p. at No. 10 Joralelnon
Furmsn.st-Paror. Chamber aud Kitchen Furniture with
Gas Fixtures.
SAME DAY st4 O'Clock p. at No. go State. between
Bond and Nevnss,sCaIpets, 0lcloibs with small quantity
VI furnture
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HESsY II LsEos, Auc,ione~r No. D N,s..gss
ENECITORs SALE Of ELEGANT UOIrSJ

A. J. BLENcSER, Auctioneer.
EIGHTY-SEVEN VALUABLE LOTS and
BLEECKERS Co will sell. on THURSDAY. April Is q, tie
Merchants Eschsg- the above desirable Budns Lola
Mount Pheasant Sandy Hall, near the MaEke,'st Depot.
comprising fronts Market Pesnns,on Dckersoa
Southsrd Dover Lewis and Centrests, being 81 Lo,s with
the modern Mansion commanding splendid view Of the City
Paterson Sixty pr cen; remain Tor years Maps
&c. 8, the Office No. Brosd.st. (ioiil
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THE GENTLEMEN FURNISHING DE-

Il PARTMENT AZ
DENNIS BAZ AAR
Has Just been
Re Stocked with copious OF goods specially I'm
ported and Manufactured for the present season among
which styles Tor the Neck together
with DRESSING ROBES. SHIRTS, col
LARS, HOSIERY. GLOVES, HAND
KERCHIEPS. In great variety
Sc &C. &c.
GENIN'S BAZAAR
No SIS Broadway
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lLlnos CrLtidi naiii"ao NonPahJ,.
Office in Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago II

Tor SALE at RYE-A valuable FARM Of 81
ceres mostly in grass. with apple orchard Of acres
farmers house. large carriage house and commodious barn
have cellar has been for the
on site which tine view of Long leland
Sound and the country distance from Rye sta
ton miles north This property will be sold much less than
cost Apply to BECKLlN CRANE No. so FTont-st.
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OEREMPTORY SALE Of BROOKLYN PROP.

Il ERTY-JAMES COLE & SON will sell on FRIDAY,
April H. at u ocoek At the Merchant Exchange New Yok.
the fsory BRICK STORE and LOT No Hsmilto
of the very best stands for business in Brooklyn.
Also, LOTS eisbly situated Van Bruntst, comerd
Sedswicks,.
Also. PLATs of GROUND containing about ~ iots each
Douglas st. between Vanderbilt and Gnderhi with
front Fatbush Turnpike possessing prospect Of
passed beauty.
Also 80 LOTS and parts lot. Goth and ss and
both sides Of i0,hsv tho Zig Ward close estate
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p. C. BuLxLsr, Auc,ioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE--BY order Of tn

i PRENE COURT, under tbs direction OF DAYTON HU-
BART esq. Referee, OF ~ valuable BUILDING LOTS
p-ns the whole block bounded BY Sd and thsys 7h and
10th SITS p. G. BULKLEY will sell, TUESDAY, April II
az - O'clock at thu Merchants Exchange:
3lots Sd and 10, on 7ahs,, With alarge mansion,
feet q inches by e.
lots Sdav.
q lots on the north side Of 75th-st.
% lots tho south side Of 7jth.st,
slots on ih.sy.
The corner p feet inches by 100 feet the ohss
avenue lots are Is by 100
Ths street lots 5 by 1902 feet and inches.
Title perfect Part Of the purchase money remain oe
bond and mortgage For maps terms apply 10 the Aoc'
Aone-r No ~ Nsllst, Insurance. Building
Also lots D by 100 the south side OF list st. COM
nsncinz $50 feet eest Of 4th.av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-14

TOR SALE or TO RENT-Five new three-story
Il and basement HOUSES Sthst, between It'll and 9Th
Avs will b. rented Possession gven Immediately Apply
TO JAMES DE NOTE. Nc. IL Wilsn-st.
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Jnstrnttion.

4 LADY desires few more SCHOLARS on
L the PIANO. and in the FRENCH and GERMAN Ian
Gt AGEs Best references b. given Please address D. ~
Trbune Ofcc
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~ Lsde. accustomed to Teaching residing about ten miles
from the city point readily accessible By the Railroads ana
Stages DESTROYS taking eight little children from
10 years Of age either fer BOARD and TUITION or for
BOARD only during the Summer for longer period In
ste ed Of children smaller number u Ladies Gentlemen
might be accommodated . 49,
Further particulars BE- obtained BY nquiTns ct No 100
Eat lethst.
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MIR. BRIGHAMs SCHOOL for twenty Boys
wi Bible House, Sign. CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM.-This
School designed BE- remleny select thorough and
cet in every respect. Primary Department Il attached
number Of smaller boys The Oity and
large, and provided with every comfort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-14

ITO LET-Two Genteel COTTAGES at Ravens
III wood with GROUNDS and STABLES opposite 70 the
steanbos, LANDING Of LOWER RAvENSwOOD Stages pass
every Greenpont Wilamsbursh and Brooklyn Apply
to JS. HARRIS. the premises or 70 HARRIS MEDAY
l. Co, No. g Peck Slip
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the weLlisbted Building No 20 North William St, running
through to No rs Willsinst, with without steam power
Apply to BILLIN & BRO. Nos 81 and 81 Beekmanss.
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ITO LET, or for SALE-At Astoria, Long
Il Island. the large and eommodisus DWELLING-HOUSE,
IA rooms with furnace hot and cold water kitchen range
marble mantles sliding rooms dumb waiter piazza on and
about three Of land with choice
fruit ornamental barn 40I40 and garden house sit
ssted the Broadway and Academyst Apply TO
WIN, NJ WHITNEY No Is Pine-st New.Y0rk; or J. NJ
WHITNEY. AstonA. L. |.
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Two splendid

LOK SAIE or ENCIfANGE-IWO splendid
brown stone front HOUSES, in the most pleasant and
fashionable part Of brooklyn the Carroll Park finished
with Tanks Baths Wa"Tclosets water throu hout Satuary
marble mants and in front court yards handsome rail
nss, Balconies, &C. Title perfect; terms accommodating
would exchange for country property the Hudson River
within 10 miles City Lots Harlem Railroad Stock. The
owners health obscs him TO leave business In the city Ad
dress c. II. s., Box No. 4,oS New York PosOfice.