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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-05
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM

@A TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of
iI decree of the Circuit Court for Howard County
$500 passed in the case of VIM. Ward u.s. VIM NJ vii,
liz and Others the subscriber Trustee will offer at pub
nc sale at the Court House at Ellicotts Mills on TUES.
DA the ID day of November 1858, at - O'Clock NJ
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM in Howard County.
which was conveyed by deed of mortgage from VIM H.
Wills to VIM Ward dated the 22d of October 1856 and
recorded among the land records of Howard County in
iber W, No. II, folio 1872 1t contains about 22OX
acres of land with good supply of wood water It
adJoins the lands of Gen Tyson Tghman Igehar Iena
us Waters, &c. 1t is three miles from the Frederick
turnpike at the 9TH milestone, and ten miles from Eli
c0tS Mills me improvements consist of good TWO
SIoR4 STONE DWELLING HOUSE, with a BARN
alabLE and other necessary Out-buildings There is
aIso log dwelling with the outbuldings attached on
another part of the farm VA
me terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree are that
OF the purchase money shall be paid in cash on
he dy OF SALE and the balance in equal instruments
IN one ana two years from the day of SALE the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale and to be
cured by the bonds notes of the purchaser Win
ty, to be approved by the Trustee
WIN. H. G. DORSEY,
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o. TRUSTEES SALE will, by vir-
Esi tue of decree Of the Circuit Court Baltimore
s- city sell, by public auction the premises,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city
and described follows to wit Beginning therefor on
the side of Bevan alley Bevan street O feet and
inches, south from the south side of Henrietta street
thence running south Bevan II feet thence ex
tending and nearly parallel to Hamburg street GO
feet and making width of 10 on an alley three
feet wide used in common, subject a yearly ground
rent of $1,000 The improvement is two-story brick
dwelling, desi grated asNo. % Bevan street
Terms of SALE half cash and the balance in months
with interest. J.. NJ REYNOLDS Trustee
2aw3wds VIM. HAMILTON. Auctioneer
f1..:.H TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of
Hsi.i decree of the Circuit Court for Howard county
sX-@passed in the of Thomas RoowIes Us Eliza
Peddicord and Others the subscriber Trustee will offer
at public sale, at the Court House Ecots Mills on
TUESDAY the Fl day of November, 1858, at u O'Clock
NJ N'''A'
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM =.
in Howard county which Asbury Peddicord resided
at the time of his death, containing about THREE HUN
DRIED ACRES OF LAND. 1t is situated ON the Frede.
rick Turnpike road % miles from Baltimore and mies
from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Hoods Mill 1t
is nearly equally divided by the Turnpike so acres of
in meadow and about IS in wood with an abundant
supply of water 1t adoins the farms Messrs Walter
Dorsey, Nathan c. Hobbs, Thos. II. Hood &c The i'm.
PrG 2, consist of a good TWo-SToRY STONE
DWELLING HOUSE, with two-story log addition and
kitchen. large Swtzer Barn, Corn House Carriage and
Tobacco House and other necessary out buildings on the
South side of said Turnpike And the North side of
comfortable Log House, Barn, Corn and Tobacco Houses
&c
property Is sod SUBJECT to right dover of the Mrs
Eliza Peddcord, widow of Asbury Peddicord therein
The said decree orders commission to lay off the same
The terms of sale provided by decree are that one
third of the purchase money shall be paid cash on the
day of sale and the balance in equal instruments in
one and two yearshe credit payments to be secured by
the bonds notes of the purchaser with surety or sure
ties to be approved by the Trustee the whole to bear in
terest from the day of sale.
WIN. II. G. DORSEY TRUSTEE
Notice hereby given the creditors Of the said As
bury Peddcord, deceased to file their claims with the
vouchers thereof with the Clerk of this Court within
three months from the day of sale. o5-2awts
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THE LYNCHBURG
INSURANCE co. OF VA
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, SIS1, 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TH0S. D. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
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~ KELLY q son,
- MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 5 LIBERTY STREET,
! Have received a full assortment of the newest
| STYLES OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE
!
FALL AND WINTER SEASON,
and respectfully solicit call from their customers and
others.
h To cash purchasers liberal deduction will be made
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THE NEW WORLD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1924 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. D. JOHNSTON
FULLY ACcREDITFD
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I'd" " "a. II<hhIlIlO-Nl auCuOneer,
TN COURT OF COMMON Pleas
4 In the matter of the insovent estate of GEORGE IT
sPUCKELMEYER: 1t is this 18th day of October 1855
Ordered, that the sales made and reported by Luther
NJ Reynolds trustee, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause contrary thereof be shewn on or before the
26th instant Provided copy of this order be inserted in
newspaper printed in the city of Baltimore once in
each week. before the day last aforesaid.
The report states the amount OF sales to be 81 $40
VIM. l.. MARSHALL
oc5-1aw3w True copy, ten t; WIN. ]. HANIILL, elk
rO-PARTNERSHIP- have this day as
- ISOLATED with me, FRANK W. CASsARD, under the
firm Of GEO: CASSARD & BRO, and will continue the
"ENEhAL ffof ISION BUSINESS, at No. DC South ST.
GEORGE CASSARD,
baltimore, Oct. 9th, 1858. oc54 t*
k'OR SALE--For a term of years, Ne
oc5eo4t
BALTIMORE CITY 6's, I890-for sale
A1by ISRAEL COHEN, No. North St oc5tf
SlDES.-40 hhds. strictly Prime Western
0Bacon Sides, just received and for sale by JOSEPH
CAkSoN y co. oc5tf
ARD OIL AND CANDI, ES.-25 bbls.
IL Extra Cincinnati Lard OIL 500 boxes Cincinnati Star
Candles; 300 boxes Eastern Adamantine Candles 300
boxes Manhattanville Candles; for sale by GRANT &
BROTHER, 81 Exchange Place. oc5f 2
SOAP.-German and Olive Soap-l00 boxes
oCncnnat German Soap; 100 do. do. Olive Soap, for
sale by GRANT BROTHER, 81 Exchange Place.
NEW BACON AND LARD-We have
1 Y hand supply of New Icecured Bacon, CON
sisting of HAMS, SHOULDERS, and BREAST Pieces
Also, LARD in bbs and kegs, to which invite the at
G. CARRARD SON,
oc6-St. No 4O7 and 400 W. Baltimore st.
WINES.-l00 Pipes and ! Casks Sicily;
20 casks Malaga sweet, in bond, will be sold
SON, Is Bowly's wharf oc5f
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THE RESOLUTE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $40, 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TH0S. d. JOHNSTON
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
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THE ALBEMARLE FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, SlSS, 600.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
TltOS. D. JOHNSTON,
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The stock of the above Companies ranges to 60
per cent above and they pay annual dividends of 16
to 20 per cent
Their assets invested in the reliable and availa
bic securities, and are ample for any emergency which
could arise under the sagacous jurisdiction which
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THE PHENIX FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50 900.
)LICIEs ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. ID. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
NUMBER 81

ITO IT you into my, whole secret; but have
no objection to tell you that have kent II
as o. SORT Of last resort for 'raisipu tie
wind. As long as was lucky at game
ing, | was contcnt to let the matter rest;
but luck has been against ME for some time
and l went 60 your house, and then fol.
lowed you here to draw upon you as my
banker to the full value Of my secret.n
-"If that is your game, Tom, I'll just let
Mr. Berne know that you have such .
will.
every well, Mr.. Estelle, you can do so.
Mr. Berne will freely pay for it, to ensure
its possession, and then your wards for
tune will pass out of your hands, together
with the principal and interest Of all that
you have appropriated to your own use.
How do you like the prospect, sirP"
"My ideas are confused this morning,
Tom, and must have time to think
Come to my room to- o-night, and wllthen
be prepared to give you definite answer,
and you must come prepared to prove that
you have the will, for you must see the
justice of my demand, that | shall know
what am paying for.
"Very well, sir, ] will be at your room,
but make no additional promise In the
mean time, lend me twenty dollars"
Mr., Estelle handed him the money, and
they partod-the borrower, to visit the
card table, and the lender, to ponder up
on the increasing difficulties Of his situ-
alton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
ORIGINAL NOVELETTE,.
For.the Chronicle.
HELEN BERNE.
BY r. w. THOMAS

Author Of "The Young COlOnel;'' "Ths Retogeesi"
Lilly Dale;' "The Coaoent Prisoner; "Jane
Maston;" "THe Bride Of an Hour =, "Ida
Holiness" ETC., etc,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30
ro BE ooNryNuEp.l

SUPPORT YoUR HOME PAPER - The
Cleveland Herald talks thus sensbly upon
the duties Of honic papers:
"Recollect if home weekly is to be
supported home influence must do it,
Every dollar sent to eastern papers, is at
the expense Of the local papers. A couh-
ty acquires prominence through its paper
more than in any other way, and to every
one who has county interests at stake, his
his home paper is 3 necessity Never will
such man take paper published away
from home, until he is able to take sec
ond paper. His first paper will be his
home sheet, and he will SO identify his own
interests with that of his country paper,
as to consider his subscriptions rs much
matter of yearly duty, as .Le payment Of
our taxes. We regret to say thai many
of our citizens send off their money for
eastern papers, while the, home pdhlisher
is forced to take his pay in dacs is
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writing on the 18th
says "The articles now being published
in the Union against Judge Douglas are
written under the special direction Of the
President, if not with his own hand. Thc
same statements are held commonly
among the friends of the Administration,
and it is generally recognized that per-
senal war is intended at every hazard, and
the Federal officers are notified that every
refusal to enlist will be followed by re-
moval, as was recently done in Chicago"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30


AN OCEAN TRIP IN BALLooN.-J.7
Steiner, of Harrisburg, Pa, proposes to-
cross the Atlantic in balloon, 100 feet in
diameter lie says in letter to the TEL
egraph.
l am satisfied in my own mind that with
such an apparatus I could cross the Allan
tic in rs hours aud the whole cost would
not be more than $4,000 The balloon,
net work and valve would weigh about 90
600 pounds. and the boat and rigging
tons and half-this will leave about tons
ascending power, for provisions, passengers
and ballast Itwould require good ocean
navigators, and one astronomer, besides
myself. would suggest New York as the
starting point, and am certain that would
strike within 200 miles Of any given dis
tance in Europe. would suggest May
as the time for making the experiment.
and would make the attempt III IS59'ifT
could get the government or others TO assist
me.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

THE GREAT RAINS OF 1863. The
amount ofrain that has fallen. over largo
portion of the United States IA six weeks,
running from tie 1st of May to the 18th
of June, has scarcely a parallel. The
Pittsburgh Journal says the average Of OBJ
servatios will give about 10 inches in May,
and 8 inches to the 18th of june, or 15'
inches in 43 days. These rains do not ap-
pear 10 have been local--but extended east.
and west at least 1000 miles, and north
and south half that distance,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-07-30

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press, says
"The last riihor is that the illustrious'
John Calhoun, of Kansas, is indignant at
his removal from the Office of Surveyor
General, and is about to print certain mys-
terious documents received FROM disting-
uished gentlemen in favor Of the doctrine
of popular sovereignty. II is stated that
he will also show that while lie is supposed
to have been the prime mover in the de-
sertion Of Governor Walker lie has simpr
ly been used to pull the chestnuts out Of
the fire.
Sir, said woman, TO ldAfer 'if you
don't SEND home my husbands clothes,
will expose you, N
1f do, | shall expose myself was the
cool reply
Nor So OByIous.--I ean't bear chill,
dren," saidi Miss prim, disdainfuly, i
Mrs. Partington looked up at her'oyer
he- spectacles mildly before she replied,
"Perhaps if you could YOU would like
them better
Modesty, saysa contemporary, adofns -
woman hut ruipsa a uiun.s -
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DoTICBosArIA, GRECIAs PAINTING AND oRsA
Il menul leather wcuh.-A beautiful selecwQAos Materials
for all OF the above arts, will be found tbuss Frr
poriuu 6iI Broadway ~ B-Leesons gven IN any o. he
nfpve
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ITALIAN OrxHu.The great success Of the season Nev-
ssbeer's "Huguenoss be repeated at the Academy
b morrow.
Tux BROADWAY nnArM will be closed till Fuesd,v
when rs announced that equestrian dram cal cd
The "Nena Sahio," will be produced In ma ndcen,
style.
BowERY.-hr. Mexican Buchanan is 70 make his .ssbus
here 70 MORROW as King Lear in ehsksperes great TRACE
d. Of that name "Mary, Queen OF Scots - and estate
Secrets' are also announced.
BURROWS Mr. E. l. Davenport. tenders the favorits
pay of"wiiliam re and the "Love Chase" for hs
pieces and will be ably supported by the members of the
sonpaDy.
WAIAcKaH Is almost needless TO state that the drama
~ Jessie Brown, the Relief OF Lucknow" is TO be
AGAIN gwen, Snh al amusing farce, 70 morrow evening
LAURA E's-Buckstone's romantic drama, entitled
pewers Of the Forest" 70 be brought out At this
Rouse 70 morrow night with and appropriate scenery
hd An exceedingly dine headed oy Miss Keene and Mr.
Perry.
AMERICAN MUsyuM - The dramatic entertainme mt TO-
irsh Lou IN the afternoon ami the "Brde Of an Even
ng' ~ night
HHE BRyASTs who have been temporarily left alone in
shen glory and the co,ored opera business Broadway
present W. good programme as ever for TO- morrow
eveaDg.
GEO. CBRIsrY AND wooD's MNsrAns propose TO smuss
eur Brooklyn friends With racy budget Of Ethiopian
oouicaties II the AhenHum 10 morrow night During
Hen orlef Abr eocc from tnep Broadway Hall, arrange
Bepts will be- made Tor reduction Of elegant
ran &c view VI slelghnR carnival on their return.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, March IL, 1858.
Your thearca critic in your paper Of TO day, says
"rbe author Of the Coup Esp understood to DO Mr.
Thomas Dupu English" may be that there is
vnh such understanding; but i neither wrote, read
DOT have represented the drama named l
would feel obliged you would give this reply 70 most
s0eSsive sentence place In our columns
THOMAS DUNN ENGIISH
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keDkN BAl.k.

4 GOOD INVESTMENT FOR SALE CHEAP THR
~ thread needle and variety store, fsvorabiy known -
the Ladies' BaxAAr" lA2 Fourth grRnf, Will
ham~burg, l. 4; bargain handsome stock and hIturss
sola In consequence OF III health Call and IT. Adroaa
aleter above.
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GOAL

fyOAIs-oNu THOUSAND TONS BBsr QUALITY T,E
bsh BROKEN coal Tor sale snos on NORTH rives will be
her Information apply TO j. STREET 90, coal dealers
No. Ns Walnut street Fhadelphs.
sny par Of ne city at ~ o. r .ou, also mt ., ~ less 70
ssrruar. dealere he Caeh when orderei Apply pie
foot OF haneys, see 3s Dowery s Brooys hi Greexe
and ~ Houston srsetA All osher coajs 81 pvVt nsske
pvicea JACOB Wkxx1
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DEATH OF AN AMERICAN ABROAD.-Informatio
kas been received At the state Department from q. g
eurot Esq the United States Consul Bordeaux Of the
death At that place Of Mr. Franco Columbus Fen wick,
sszeD Of the United Stes AMI for several years past
Deepdent At Borceaux
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

CL1NToN AVENUE, BRoOKLYN-wE HAVE FEW
" choice with eXtra lots left this beautiful
nue. from 100 upwards and Two three extra buiins
sites Also general orm en-. OF houses ana ios In all
parts OF Brooklyn. At very low prices
NILES BETS. 81 Wal, street
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oCT1.IsT. AND AUuIsTs.

nR uFsDERsoN, OCUiiSr AND AURIsr, AN.
N His fsien~ aud 'be put that he has returned
10 NE sy for shor ti and gill ~ GLAD 70 receive pro
epsoral calls Ne CIV broadway crntr Oh Nansi s'r-e|
ay,fs@ll syss for sale Ofrce hours, IL COS
nR vugFsER oCuIrsr 40 BRooME STREET. LATE
ae6 Rr.iway ~ devutes ma attention 20 useases 81
the eve Ch-ouic inhAuanaton OF the eyehts enecnay
stges flus "a scss moved ehout oyer tpn Once
honrs frensh ARTIFICIAL on sale and Inserted
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE

TOR SALE CHEAP OR To LET FOR $500 .CH-
The ihrse handsom ,hee story brown stone bAsement
houses rs go and ~ West Thirty street between
MIN and Tenth avenu' splend neigh orhoof Posses
ion Immediately. Apply TO WM KENNEILY 46 william
stre
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L,oR sALE-oNE OF TUE ROW OF ELEVEN sPLEN
did stone front houses just finish ing the south
aide Of Forty eighth street. Srth built IN the
best by of best city builders With all tbs
modern mp rovements. Will be sold very reasonable
TERMS by applying TO d. VREEiAND, rs West Fortioth
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EyxaNrTURE.
IrEAMnTIED CHAMBER SUITS Or FURNITURE, IN
~ .. cohr~ and syies rtoesse and retail from
f0H And upward WARREN WARD, No. Ht. CsfAl- street
old No s. four doors east of Broadway, Ne~york~
v,rPNITJRa wANTFD-rN SMALL, OR LARGE GUAM.
tiss. Fair value viii be gven for furni ire, carpets
books Ac at l2 sixth ne between Ninth and
Tenth srees.
DLINpToN's SECRETARY BEDsrEAD yEAM.Y
II saves s price IN rent instantly s1nve~s pariors kc
hto uxn-ant sle.png apartments Sold kels saf and
tail and BY insalrneps st 81 White street Nes ysrs
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UNOR sALE-A SPLENDID FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT,
prominently situated in Westchester county; has lar
surrounded with han lawns and
variety of oubudings AL In good order The farm
tns 1888 OF land, well supplied with al kinds of fruit
This In opportunity for person wishing
handsome farm and and will be sold cheap
gelher with stock and farming utensils wanted Apply
j. TII.1ON. 391a Mouth street Ny.
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ENOR sALE-TwO HOUSES AND ONE LOT, AT $40
West seventh size Of lot . feet by q feet
nches size Of ro.t house 70 feet by 46 feet deep our
story high, ~ inch s and built; Croton wafer
Throughout Also two sorry and basement All lei
good tenants Inquire Of JOHN HENEY, The premises
or ut "A Wooster street
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NOTICE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS OF
~ the Board Of Councilmen ~ meet Monday, March
is N In the Assessors Office, 4 ChsmOers street
Parties Interested the following subject invited 70
attend
paving Forty 9Th rr,m second
nue. q Eas, river. Joseph Lynch contractor.
Also psre. ,hs, wer. MOULDED o appeI before The said
IEIkR CRAWtORD)
r. W QALPIS, Committee
q. ROSS,
II. W. GENET Assessnen4
j. III. BRADY
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

,op pt yIoN NOTICE ~rpr oosNIrryE ON "A
" sessments OF thu Board OF Aldermen will Mon
day 18th inst, O'Clock the office Of the Deputy faI
Com No. 81 Chsmbe street The following
property Thirty and thirty first streets
Tenth Eleventh who have assessed for
hlnl lots these strvets notified To tend
via - ". smith, Jos sanford, Hudson River railroad
Comp suy the following named persons who petit
for rsmis-on of Eben-yer Monroe, r. b.
wAtrous, judah Abrabams Hirs h Koch, \ j. Pooley.
TiIOS. STEPHENS, } Committee
THOMAS McsPEDON, on
GEO STARR, Assessments
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AroTICL THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS or
IN Board Of Counoilmen will meet the oce Of the
der ues making sssessmenis No Y Chambers street
Monday th l5h instant al y. NJ The following asssss
mepts will he examined, via -
Regulating Forty sirh street. between Broadway and
Etghih avenue.
Paving Flrs, avenue, from rhiry.four'h TO Thirty
Fisgslng sc., Cthsrne street, between Oak and
kar brosdwsy.
Flfty hIsi and rtny ninth streets
Psvi Lerrgo avenue between Tnirty fourth and fOr
y.secopd streets
Fsvins Ac Forty afh street between second and
Hast River, and HUDSON street, beweea Barrow
and Grove s.rcse.
alsp po,i6ed 70 appear, viz, 3. Bs~rescs
James W Beehmsn, John r Nesmi b, jacob Lawrence
Cyeo Whubald m. W. Brett and Vim Cauidvel.
Il. CRAWtORD.l
ggoessLFrS, Committee
j. ". BRADY,
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HOUSES FOR SALE, ON EASY TERNs-ONE NEW
large four story and one three story high Basement
25 West Thirty second street, from O. when they VIII b
open.
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JroR sADE-A BARGAIN, A MODERN BUILT THREE
story and basemen birch hoase No Preside n, str ct
brooklyn The bOu-e II In complete order, po.essoD al
Land warrants will oe tatep W part payment
JAMES III MOTIF. 10 William street
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HAMPTON HOUsK, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
II Howard street. Ave story building lot % by lv0 feet
favorable terms; also varsity Of desirable k"uses and
stores by r. v. MOVES real estate agent 27 broadway