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SunhOIs

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10000 Sdinoel unO Qatten gum Yerfarnf.
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Sic 2iDmafchnle

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sur %aufGabme neatr S6uIer tDnnen pGbrenb
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e'p1nea. DER Srduenosretn ptro we frtber. Die Wdbden
tpitsntret tn rpeitliben Arbet en- unterri6ten la1tn.
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SrDpflNn

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beten sur @rbfnunB, @bsuma dung unf EteRlpflfernn8 Der
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S1Ien6er flir 1853.

EdlenDer tlr 1909.
Calender fir 1859 emrFeOlt gbieperperfialsrn a Dusenb % 8.
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,uy-@iS Depot: WefrTaGs .Mpeuu Ndtg2,6SRt
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5Sr. Gnopp's Sd1nIc.

Der unterrtbt rur caS 9Diuttrb Ibiabr n!mmtd am Wlontda
ben 80 Mu9uf, WerGens s rbr, wtebtr Ietntn Nntana.
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nt ntuen. 6tdfe tatt.
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bato ais mo i@ an MAIDEN.
3uc @rlsrnuna bes @6ebrdiid,em 1T cine RGaFe in son,r
6bitiateit uub t0nuen neIs S6ulsr etntreten; ebenlo fir bic
fran; DTibs, lateinii de unp griedJiIdbe Sprd6eu.
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tibiiae Qsbrertn n qefeDt.
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&u6 tGnnen Sduler tn arf unp 2Csts oufssnDmnten
merben. 5r. Rnapp,
Muo2i2n 0p. IL 9. KrsSeridar.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EN4MA NIItUItEEDCc> IIUpkIV.
3z12 SD setee pterm t metnen Sreuuoinncn, ipwte etnenr
va ~scebrten 9ublttGm an, baB Id jest aae meiae 1rlb.
iabr8 -DtOped rbalten bpbe. unb am udbleR II rag, @amfaa
unb Wtenta8 cine aa$feuune %berfelbeu erbhnsn psrbt, ipOi1
t6 NGe freuntlihft ttRlabs.
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mate tur 8trber uno Dameu bic fbGnhen 8Gnper urs
DRY @r ,Ss unb fsibene Wantilsn. fDpte ale Irten Stifereisn
u Dera leie3ten 9reiien. Warp 90 ~dttfeIb,
Nr. 52t, Q1ef 8aItimpreerabe,
Mg39-S apifhen VtnS II. EremCntar
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John HerzOg,
Norpcftsgfe BON Yart unD 1er~ingtonfyaBe.
6abritmt uHO Siu0ler in Sar0mloren
John Herzog

1Glt tets cine 9rpBe, Butahtrttrte NuSwatl Don @ifeuwaorer
unb fabrtitrt aIe Sprten ppn 6lDhern far G6uren unb JpS.
beIn &C., Q8srfseue &c fur $ Ol,arbeiter, Slas- uno 8lbenoerotb.
i1dften pno StneteerDerfSea8e, Wtfsr, S6eeren, Sdro1.
bensteber. &c. Gtierne Setttslen, @eldnber, NaIttnen amer
Nlt, S1eaen3u9e, fpnie jabe Drte Don Sbnieoe. unb ShIrIs
%ierarbett, aIs S6lOHer fur 8tr6fn, Store, 0ew6lbe, 8ouIts.
nernsn anf gstsIuna anL unb bnusrhlft 1ennmt &nnI2n
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S(tlantiftcs Eelcorapbenzx 9u.

ScGben eupfnS tb cine tlene Nusabl POM Atldnttl6en Ge
ls9rlppeR. &au, ME iOIdes Drn eer 6reaatte ,NtasarG' mad
New-g Crt aetraGt pprcen, bubi6 NIT Melting &jngsn einse,
lass unD iebes (4,plrsel Stud NIT rem Ottsiaol-Aertiftate
Os 6errn Gurus rs. Jtelo uber Iebtbett bedelosn psrfshea
M8 bd8 ~pddenbfe 8eibsnt nd5 Oeutt6lanh beI6rpere i'd
Elm ipl6ts Stld su $3.50 tcei an iefe IOref.
Sp1zS 80. q. Q h N bt. M. - Rprtb Goufr.
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Gas, ba8 btIII0 ite dIIer Nt9ter
ubsr nur fur Oieientsen, mel4e F6 bic @ls SIREN unO n5tbs-
gen 9Urridtunssn pn @%bdrles s an8buhn, @de YUn
. fillmore unp SrDnthra6e aniblfen.
Ntetaen Sreanten uno Betanntsn, fowte bem publttum
%uberbaupt, erlaube ih mir bic 8emerfuns 81 MAIDEN, bag ret
mir nur non Der rteuhen 8eeienuna bic Repe fetn fdnn, neil
ale Nrbetten burdb nnftne ti9ensn 6dnbe eebsn.
tG- 8epard uren, fCp;e fOnft9e Metal.Gr6ettsn wsrbe Id
70 f6 aea ais mo9lt6 ~belUrger.
Mnn142 mt Nhna. oSen nnhnhn
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1tntcrrtcbt fur MdSNcm mn0 Damcn

So Nude Den p%ereFrteH SrIueH SIlttmpre'8 De An3ti3e 7
bag i'd b~eabiatise n1dtan QDinter Rin0er unb @rpddlenen
nntcrritt I'm 81 on3bftf6en, Wnftt, 8et6 unb
fctnen anbarbette n 5I ertbttlsn unb bite NeIetlt.
renbe BET mir pprSufprtftn
SfabeGIe 8puftfet,
Qerinstrnfrdse NO Ala. pterhd + 5rempntnrase.
RB- Nub pirbe i'd 8enetst istn cine Stsae ais 0tbrert1
an;uncbmeu. Nuo2lfMt
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Icrldn9f anO 0eindt.
OeuJ,ue8
Arbeit Naa,neifun9S Snreau,
C+Y GE-- AZ.
NEfitut Itr EDeI,f6en @efeG6dfl

l1nter III ft1t Ir TDeI,f6en 5efsGtaft."
M4e Diejeateea, pe DE- beaI Ue 0antnerfer, Ntbetttr pbs
Disaft5Oten SI De14d rssa waaiden, fOmte al bsEtf6en Or
betiiaden1en ~OGsn I'D psrieHlt3 eeer ~ frantttten DrtrfeI
So. 80 2bomesir. enbsn, tprGsr unsntgsIblid
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Npucprbid.
SGn0liidher &nrnchunferritt,f-

WCnrd8 Oen -. SeOtemser, NpenOs 8 uor, merbs I'D einen
nenen &arlus sur prdt ttf beR unp 0rInD.tben &rIernuue Der
en9ltl@en Sprabe %erbfnsn.
Der lnttrrtbt ptrp & DIAL nbbentltd ert )etit unb tcHet 81
ntpudtltd, TN VDrdu5 3ablpar. =. Jrep,
Spt7rS SO. 81 ". @agfr Der 3iUnsFtrbe s~esenaber.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
THE EXTENDED COURSE

embraces seughy, practical sepirom tbe various business
ttms and designed for such sudcrts as may wish 4,
,peaa longel than the time required by tho Regulal
some Specaluunse.
~ takug ia addition tho Extended Course the student
esiaithtally and proatahly employed six months.
thNhANsulh "ftAotical and ora aameutal 20 in allIt,
Nenuea "H be taught In the thorough and seient
manner by one Of the best toaokeri IN the West Res
q epsna method OF teaching business AVrtnr he Cbif
ythmographc System will also ho taught Tltf,v.t. =.
popplarand recommended hyuuf best mai men NJ
nowtaught nihe Public Schools Of Cleveland Counba,
Toledo. Many other schools open for eooi "
ChlVhmogfaphy, ,ns foon aa they can he qualified
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and rbe,r.tic,
Hook.heepinH Mercantile Laws, Commercial Eihics H.
luica Economy, Al Of Computations Commercial Caien.
laonf, MeNentilo Outioms, nanking, Exchange. Co,,
nerve, Rafoaing Commercial History, nusinoss Co,,es
pnndence, Penmanship, etc.
The New suit Of Rooms Of this College, oocuniestae
in theeity the cornor
otthe fuhhosqnao and superior street, Rfating fir
NoWo most parts tho city and tho Lake rhn foou,s
archeauY and taeiuly furnished, sutpasuBv IN beauty
nage1yeoenee,pe' olanysimiarnstluuonin Il
me ~ DIES NuuRsE istho same asthat Of the Gen
liemen Ahoriine equaiaciliiss 10 aladies who may
70 avail taemselyea Of Che CommerrialC ourse
The funepaihtviug 1n extensive ha,iness
yates 'f ~ a'N'
Mach 9Th a5Iy
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non.1. D.CLAuK
FACULTY.

n. n. nnvAvr, ". ID. srBtrros, J. g. Hnvtvr,J r..
C,uss, =, Y. Cstuvf, r. A. llAyEg instmciori in Che
Soetce of Actouni, nul Lecturer on buHnot Cusi1mt
=. r. FrrHrEu A. FoSl, tnHmetoft iu nHtineu mud Or
nnmcut1 ronmanip and Lecturers on Commercial Cor.
rospnndrnco.
i's.- u-.,qg NI,yv, Hon CSC. W. CnuoS, Hon Eu,
Hu UunnTr rpepiit tse,s.
Hon. HAMurtSrAuNWtA ArffEUi tfune.. W rt,bv t.,
Hon Irssu r. nt8unr iogturoFson Gouinctatdiis" w
n,,. rgrurnicNr r HH0wN, Pres. Asa MAtAN, Loctu.
fctF on political Eeuncmy.
Rcy ,gys Euisa, hev. Dr. AiEFs, Lecturer, on Com.
mcrrin Ethict
TIP. H,ypyJ. %. MrRurAN, Lootnfopon on Banking, ~.
nance, ETC.
li g. MAUsu,tt u. ~ LuCR, Ice jurors on the General
Principles aid Details of knimnlinr.
J. ~, MEuttu, EVrUaoN n. WHfrH, Lecturers on Com
mann LnI .nLuu-IuIInn.-
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TINE REGULAR OOURsE

Is nulcndrl 90 represent every species Of busnoss rouA
smallest Retail o. tho heaviest and most Intricate Al
Nhorsale aud Commission as wulas hankiur Rair1aA.
lnse demanded at pr1scntby vast and oonstant,
Increasing Commerce,
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NEW METHoD oF TEAcnING

sirkeiatthe veWgcmlnatnrpolnts ofthe Science re-,
Nrnhngihe great woold division Of the Ledger
whereby Dc sceuthe proper line Of demarkaton between
heaad Representative Property aud the governing law
OF transor a. rcganls m affecting the two classes Of 40.
countaand those Of tho same class every vlrctv of
Transactions, thus stripping this useful and beautiful
soieneeoi mucho ihtimr.honorpd mysteries made such
eI aruiltAN andinlallhlo rules, mcauugcss forms and
ooroomouons otaooounu embodied ia actrai practice
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-03
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

win embrace tho rast approved aud practical forms o
agying uuussy Double Entry n tho varous lcpnrmonis
ot Trade and rommcrre in.ling The General Wholesale
nnd Retail Mcwnnilc, Exchange, Commission, Mnnunct.
udng, Ratoad Hawking, Printing, Mining shipping,
seamhoatng, Individual, Partncrihip ana Compound on
peny buuness All manuscripts from which ihe Student
copioi,afo written in bold, apidbuainoti hand which win
serve ~ great auxiliary In securing him an excellent
atyu OF writing.
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THE DESIGN.

II it tho doffn Of the prlnrotou Of these Colleges to
perfect chain of Business Schools Rom East 10 Vas af
orine the most ample facilities Tor young and Young
ladies 10 qualify themselves iottaiponsihe positions lfe.
Their schools at the points above established firm
basis, md ai In most prosperous condition. The
tcnchers iu the various departments thoroughly accom-.
niia ainh nraotfnaI I'M atuaaa man
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TO THE LADIES.

have hEedup my room 10 tipop STYLE nnd Am prspae,
% wait on yan inst fight. have snlonid sook OF si
ies slppen and shoes, just expressly fofyoal
eth. ee-l have large sio'k Of Gfoseres consist
chsip lol cash o exchange with farners or rrolare
N9fias'-i have large Fook OF Fancy Notions, Nc
10 whleil iinsiic attention.
masloni JOHN nOuCK
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

COUGHS, COLDS, ,uOARsENEss, INFLU-
EN2A, BRONCHITIS, WHoOPING
COUGu, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN-
OIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
aud for the relief of oousumpuyc patients In advanced
stages Of tho disease
We need not speak to tho public Of n. virtues,
Throughout every town. aud almost every hamlet of tho
Amcrcan States it wonderful ctts of pulmonary
plants have made Il already known, Nay, TOW arc The
hmilca in any cNiled countgy this continent without
personal experience OF its occ1i and fever yet he
communities any Whcrc which have not among them
living uuphy ol Cos victory tho subtle aud dam
Evrous dissCs oi the thrt and lungs While i O. the
powerful antioto set known 60 maa ior The fuunt
daho and dangerous discra OF the pulmonary organs Il
l. also the ploaautost aud sast remedy that can be em
pOyed Tor Infants and young persons Parents should
have % in stoc against tho iusdiona enemy that steals
upon thgin unpupared We have abundant grounds %
bclovc the CnrnN PrcronAt more lives by the
sumptons d prevents than those Il curve Keep Il by
you and co your colds while they are enable nor neg
lee them until no human SIM master the inoxorubie
oankcr that fastened the yitals, eats your lie away
An know the dreadful fatality OF lung disorders, and as
they know too the virtues oi hs remedy We uecd not do
nore than 20 assure them a Is stn made the best t can
10. W. spare no cust, carc toll 70 produce q tho
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely
u tho best agent which skil furnish for their eur
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Masa
AND SOLD Br
r. Mod. GIBSON, aud /. l.. st. JOHN & CO.,
Ilihn, and Druggists generally. noyl3-ly
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COOK KEEPINa DEPARrMENT

euhuoctthree ditdnct grades, vEi tnitutory Regular
aud Extended Courses, und taughton Fosomh Now Mcth
oa, recommended hy wtniy of the most Feliabl,
ffaetiual Accountants OF Cleveland.
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ErYsipolas, Scrofila, Kings Evil, letter,
TnmoTs, nnd Salt Rheum.

From fDroaIdig Merchant n ~ Louis, no. Z, 1855.
On. AyER3 Your Pulls the paragon Of an that is
great n medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of uccuu sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
lncuaho for WARS Her mother has been long govoua.
" afflicted with bluichca and pmplos on her skin aud In
hor hair Amer cld was cured sho also tried yonr
WIS. and theY hnvn cnInl hor. AsA MONO lInaE.
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EIGHT HORSE POWER CORN SHELTERS,
SENECA OOUNTY BANK.

OFTIcE o. rus rREksURER or STATS,
ColraBUs, Ohio June l2th, ie59.
LII persons hay ng claims against the egteoa Counfy
u Bank, other than oiFoalatng notes, will present tho
same to W B. Thral, Of Columbus, RsosivsI and make
legal proof thereof A. p, STONE,
inl66m, Treasure.
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DrAn sin am using yOur ChthHrtc Pills in my prlc
ucc and hud thcm excellent purgovo 90 cleanse the
system and purify the fountains OF tie tlooi
JOHN'G. MEACUAli, NJ d.
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DONALDKENNEDY.
Price 81 O0 per bottle FoTsAie by l. L. 81 John & Co;
X. Med. Gibson, II. H.-Snyder, j. L. Wooster Tiffn,
and by Druggists generally. deli.iF
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flom ne hcr Dr. Hii1.ci ~ pc At,odia kpis. Church.
PULASKI u0usH, SAVANNAH, GA. Jan. @, 1855.
oNonEn SIN; should DO uuEtioul Tor the rclIof your
skin Inns brought me dd not report my ciso 20 You.
cold sgtlcd iu my limits and brought ON cxcucuting
ucutAlgc pains, which ended n chronic rhcumatsia.
Notwithstanding had tho best of physicians, the daease
grvw and worse, until ly te advice Of your excel
lont agent IN Baltimore, nr Mackenzie, tried your pls
Their ooct slow, out by IclaeNCrug in Tho
D. nj ILnnl L nm n.. nnL-r.IN Will
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MEW avn PAsllloNhbLH

and will be sol tthe lowest possible rates. ca, AZ tho
has iewesy and Piano Rooms, No Commercial Row, rf
hn %. tmD WILLIAM GALLUP.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New York city Post once,
Saturday, January 80, 1858.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Published exclusively in the New YORK HERALD, by
Act Of Ccpgress-he paper having he largest circulation
Of any paper in the United States
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cIgE FASHIONS.

MOWERS FROM vNE CTvkTrE
Conures wrcahs, bridal and ball ri nmiugs imported
O. White street, corner Of Broadway.
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rryn Ser RrvER RAuROAD.-xyfREss rRAiNu
III for slnsny sud Troy, stopping al rnc pal stations
aectssx rth Wes.rr snd N~uern vsins leave ChsmeOl
syr~ 81 8 ~ snd IA 30 A. NJ. and t4P NJ
A v SMITH. -
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NTrw WORK Avn HIRTrn RAuRoAp.


Commencing Wednesday, January q 1899
Trains leave The depos corner q Witt and Centre sreeA
Y,r& ~
$50 a NAN for Albany stopping at wnliamsoridse saA
all stssiOns north.
$50 ?. " EIpres. for Albany stopping at the principal
yisp. MFcr White Plains stopping Al ali Intermediate
e,st<ors.
Tr-p. leave NJ depot. Of twenty sIh street snA
as A NJ Fcr wnnsm.bridse stopping all intermediate
stafions
llSo A. White Phins 10. 90
2snP. ~ Willismsbrfdge &c. 90.
500 p H. xnlsrton Stopping ct wuismssridse and al ID
a%P M crctoa Fails stopping At All intermediate s,anons
seop ~ WuNam.hridce. DO. do
Rs,s,nns rain. leave Albany fot New York At
1854 " Mail. stopping At all stations north Of sna
Sap n Express stopping al principal stations oufy
wM J. CAMPBELL. s1perntsndsA
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mile from the depot farm of 13 In fine culture
and condhou The house nearly pew two story and attic
yell and in ORDER ABOUT ~ by IS. with large
barns stable carriage house ice hOese &C.
aud conveniently arranged The house and yer<
supr lied with from falling spring and ihup
large variety ~ ~ fruit the place. Apply 20 r
BULKIEY No. n WaNsncet
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L,oR sALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, SITUATED

LNOR sALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, SITUATED
three miles west 81 Newark, New Jersey In the moot
pleasant part Of North Orange comprising of nc
garden land which there neat Gothic cottage dws
Ing house neatly painted and In good Cssr we'll Of excel
water, rut all kinds. ornamental
and shrubbery Cars the door daily and within Ave
minutes wan Of the depot This 10 desirable residence,
viii be sold low For further particulars address hor
4l4 Newark Post Office apply q. LUINNElL, 2as Mu
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DOCK PROPERTY IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE OR TO
IL le-lS lots Waahout Bav with 227 feet front.
good bukhead and fronting streets. Z. II. OLIVER
81 Liberty street opposite Post Office.
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L,OR sALE-A NEARLY NEW TWO STORY DOUBLE
II house. with the modern improvements in choice locA
Pacific street BROOKLYN. with stable nine ios Of
ground: well stocked with choice fruit shrubb-ry, &c.
Huldlng.
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DROOKLYN HOUSES-BRICK, CENTRAL AND CON
ID venen TO exchange al par for approved bonds and
stocks for mortgages merchandise lots. For
old and genuine fancy and hosiery business New YORK
the best avenue. Apply 10 TlOs. LYONS 293 Greenwich
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FOR SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY on WEST

Twenty eighth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues
known Iamartne Park, OF thirteen brown stone
the wholly
under OF the owner with all tha
Houses ~ by 40 ard ~ by ST. lots half tho
block high .toopr and four stories. bascens and counter
cellars Alsc houses Yves, Twenty rd street. oppo
site London Terrace Known Nos $40 and 30 houses by
90; lot half blsck built above. Also, farm great
bargain, situate In Ulster County NJ r., In the town u
Hurley forty with improve All will be sold
lperal terns Apply 81 MORGAN PfSDAR. nj the above
buildings Twenty street. l9s West Thrsth
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UNARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
II New York Brooklyn first class propery.-The adver
tsey has about hundred of desirable land,
which he will sell exchange The property be divided
suit the views Of parties desiring beautifully located
There good dwellings, the farm house.
worth about $4,000 with barn stables and out building; and
elegant building, with all the MODERN
residence worth about $1,000 The property cost with
stock farm utensils Sc, about $00 and will be sold entire
divided, be required The property is situated
about eight miles from Washington H. c. in desirable
hood celebrated for its healhinsss For further
particulars address Bachelor Cottage Post Office Mont
mi q MAITLAND.
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DARN FOR SALE-GREAT BARGA MUST BE
sold within thirty days Consists OF ny acres, all cult
waited Good houses barns oubudings fruit &c, situated
Fan Hernld
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DROoKLYN HOUSES FOR sALE.-THREE TWO STORY
ID and high basement brick houses and lots between Wander
bt Fabush avenues Warren street The houses
tain besides the Easements and cellar will be
found and good order and will he sold
cheap small amount OF money only required down, will
Re exchanged for good railroad bords stock Apply
j. r. FRANKLIN No Wall street.
Also, little cottage house and lot in South Brooklyn.
Fifth lot 25xOO in a genteel neighhorhopd and
just the thing for small emily convenient &c $3.50
10 $500 only required Apply above 10 j. r. FRANK
LIN, No. Z Wall street.
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EoR sALE-Two NEW FOUR STORY BASEMENT AND
cellar fret class houses in Sixteenth street $50
Of Seventh built in the very manner
with all the modern size of lots ~ feet ~ Inch
1903 feet inches deep houses ~ feet 10 inches by 81
feet. Apply the premises