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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

md distinct ftem those o. any other por-
lion Of the State. Every Northern Demo
'iat will admit this, and knows that those
interests deserve representation in Con.
gress. Hitherto those interests havo been
loft in the hands Of men whose interest i
"as to neglect them. Northern Demo.
Gratis have looked on ead seen their dear
est rights totally disrcgarded and have
oeen a":a into silence by the more pow
er1al democrats Of the South. Men have
represented Minnesota at Washington,
who have gone there by virtue of North
srn Democratic support to oppose her in
tsrssts and to confer special favors upon
the South. G.: course such a state Of
things could not always last. The Demo-
cratic delegates went to 81. Paul deter
mined il. possible upon obtaining a..nomina-
ton for member Of Congress, from the
North. = Between Lowry's subservvienoy to
d. NJ. Rice, Beokers. ambition. and 10.
Browns slight of hand: proclivities the
North has bean defrauded Of her equitable
claims and has lost all n tar. as the Demo-
cratic paaty is concerned. But say south
ern Minnesota have We not given you
Lieutenant Governor and State Treasurer
what reason have you to complaint We
complain for that very reason. Not con-
tent with d1sregara;sg our claims for men,
Der Of Congress they purpose forestalling
our clsi@s tvo years hsnce With these two
petty Offices. We did not want = Lieu
tenant Governor and State Treasurer
Our northern delegates asked for NO such
nominations and We charge now that those
nominations were made with direct refer
enee to the nominations two years hence.
That Convention was managed by Joseph
X. Brown, . protested political knave; he
leaves the traces Of his profession on every
thing with which he comes in contact
His whole fortune is invested in the ~Da-
cotah Land Company" and hence he man
aged those nominations 50 .. ia, favor that
Company. The game was to make Sioux
City the capital Of that Territory, and to
thro" the tide Of emigration up the Min
ne'ota river and through Southern Mime
sofa. Now MI. Northern Democrat look
over your State Ticket and how many do
you find who would be opposed to such a
scheme. Would Chris. Graham He
was Browns favorite candidate and men,
Dor Of that Company himself: Would
Sam Able stand up for Northern Mime
sofa IS against the interests of that Com.
pany. He is the brother-in-law Of Full
Ter, who was chosen delegate from Daco-
tab foE the special purpose Of procuring
the location Of the capital at Sioux City,
Would s. Z. Lowry? A man who would
sacrifice the interests of the North With a
ta'r chance for = nomination a. member Of
Congress, just to please his friend Geo. l..
Becker is not fit to be trusted in .nv ca
p'clty' The thing has been oleverly man
aged and the Northern Democrats have
been put up again and sold, and We shall
wait patiently until the 18th Of October.
and see whether or not they will 1atifv
the sale.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
Republican District Convention.
HE'LL AT ST. CLOUD, SEPT. Is, 1859.

HE'LL AT ST. CLOUD, SEPT. Is, 1860.
:. Convention was called to order. BY
Stephen Miller Esq, Chairman. Of. tic
District Committee.
On motion, T.. H. Barrett was appoint
I'd Temporary Secretary.
zOn motion chair was empowered to ap-
point Committee Of three on permanent
organization. Chair named the following
gentlemen sale; Committoe. Messrs. No
Mahon, Gibbs, and Kennedy.
Messn: Eastman, Montgomery and
aakes were appointed Commute on Crs-
dcntials.
Committee on Credentials reported the
folling named gentlemen ~ entitled to
seats in the Convention.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

| A sedentary life, spsat liaseiis 16stl,see
and sloth, wiahers both body and nind &
the same time, says Plutascb.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

A OS~e3 "VuOo8au1 VOunCy.
Rep ort unanimously adopted.
The Committee on Permanent organi-
cation; reported Stephen Miller Esq. a
permanent Chairman and Mes.rs., E.. s.
Fitch and H. Mcmahon rs Secretaries.
On motion Messrs Jewett, McKelvey
and Luther were appointeda committee to
report = platform to the Convention.
NJ. GIBBS was called to tho chair, when
on motion Of Mr.. Miller. The Candidate
for Senator and ono Representative was
awarded to stearns County, one Repre-
sentative to Benton, and ono to Meeksr
County; and the delegations from the re-.
spective Counties, were directed to report
their choice for said positions at2 o'clock
P. NJ. to which hour the Convention ad-
journed.
The Convention met persuant to adjourn
ment, and James McKelvey on behalf Of
the committee reported tho following plat.
form; which after discussion was un.ni-
meusly adopted.
Believing that vast majority of tho
voters, are disposed to disregard party
names, and. support only such candidates: 4.
represent and ore the opponents o. cor
rset-prinoiplee; and ehcerfally recognising
the right Of the people to know the posi-.
ton Of candidates presented for their su1f.
rages, upon the vital political issues Of tn.
day; and deprecating the non.committ.l
and no platform policy Of the late Demo.
cratic District Convention We the d.l-
egats' Of the Republican party in District
Convention assembled, submit to th,
judgement Of the voters Of tho goth Sen.
.torial District: tho following averment
Of principles. :" !.
l. No Interference by the National
Government, With Slavery, in those States
where it already exists, other than an up
right Judiciary, free speech, free mail,
and : free press;;-and no more slave
states free soil for free msn." --.,~.
g. Equal rights, and vigil.nt protection
to every American citizen, both At homo
and abroad, whether native or foreign
born, no South Carolina nor Massachusetts,
discrimination. r: ~.::%
g. A HOMESTEAD Of 1t least ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, tee Of cont
e every actual settler, and no more land
sales by the United States government,
for any purpose.
4. No Compromise with that kind Of
tyranny, which. in ih hour Of supposed -
curity, thrust the claims Of thousands Of
our embarrassed. oitisens, into market, for
tho benefit Of Spectators and land officers,
and 70 appease the vengeance Of ! wrong.
cd and indignant people, temporarily and
grudgingly withdraws = small proportion
Of them, on tie eue Of an tn.portunt el.c-
tionl @.:Sss u &s- u s.s as.:$5asz, 81: s: p
5. Our best and constant efforts to de.
feat the Senatorial and Representative
nominees Of the bogus Democracy for the
10th District all 81 whom are under
obligation 70 return General seiolds % tie
2. States Senate, where he twice yot.d
against the consideration of the Home.
't'.d bill during the last Session; and be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Rev II. p. Moore, % Portland, las gone
to Cuba, mr Dis health. Ills parish gave
him vacation OF two months, ana supply
b, pulpit, daring bi. atsgsuee.
Toe LEGISLATURE has passed a general set
au'lor.z.rs cities ana towns % procure the
with. al histories %. tlc sane, AMI raise
money 9, ply Tor chs sIm', IN slo same
manner as Tor other town charges.
The Lewiston Advocate says che chain
suspension bridge in Kins,asld village,
broke down on saturday last. prccipi,auus
an OK team loaded with log, with the dri-
Yer, sume twelve feet upon The ice. without
Injury 60 man Or oxen. The chains upon
one side parted IN consequences OF the great
weight Il snow and bee upon 70.
Tie roll Of the old Pennington Church in
COnnscueut Is - years old-shingles
brought FROM Miine--good yet,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

FRou WASHINGTON. Tn, correspondent,
oi the y. \. Tribune saws; The debate in
the senate today = accepted hv mrmhers
Democratic party as formal dissolution
between the Northern Democracy. IL Is
taken MS conclusive that n,uch, cannot 90
into thc Charleston Coaven,inn. Ne must
run as third candidate, or wait until 1864.
The Southern Democracy r'ruiitt'S him
and ho cannot carry a northern state upon
h., platform Between these two null.
stones 90 is conceded that D., /, politically
crushed O. death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Tm TuEu ,NuTUg r.Hlyr>r. Vino
j. tur .#staulte YH.-.-..r u, 80 u. tine
teeth. and Ut1 would rtt.sr PAIN. o. pre-.
ssr,. il.mf WHI o., under Che Hr,r..i,y 90
La,Ir. o. t.HtH drawn .u order f.,t t.r o..
uaIu4.g ui t.. 80 mas 1s male perfect inr
IT, ans appearance. HUt yul.I uH' employ
a saIl.ial uusrllHr tH r.uHyr trH 90 'rIar p
WIZ r..IaIrr 10 .uI $50. artificial t.s'I,
ami would ult rr.i.r shat ln rlIrt'rl I'1-
ti,j uHl.I replace Gle r-, AMI IH..I-t
that ar. gone. wish ..ea a, mny h' us.'uI,
hand. .ls, and permanent. We Hrf bed o.
as t..-e gpr.tluu, H..rrs furnishing our
TtcIuu uIttHI H. f.H complete establish
m.ut .t pr.. Canning. Flax, t.cause
~ .4ye -..u f"- -y.t.H.fI. arrt,E Huau' 90
tlH '.sla.-. H. tI.-r -..... uHu. aui ir'i up
ordinary -sgrr.-s t.at I.T-.1s v.' have O.
Gail 90 t...r .I. OBJ. aTt AMI -ei.ueH Ii dsn-
ts,Iy ,Iua.I place themselves loo ,Hr hand.
Of ur.su..u. .gami'.ar Yr .ra'uss. when i1-
similar expense f..y might Hs tr4tzl hy
AggHuT ...."l >ur--.u Dentists.
l.r t.rt Htt.a... rH.u- ....au bro mum.
b,r.l no u... Canning, D. ta... SO. 30
fremont Street.. UtF. r.. ut'l ..u uittHl
and u..ml...4. auI 900 aii ."Hr. u' u'
dsy t.. m.,.r sr.r.rr..l aII aI,I.a. of. no.
aj,r, trg l1 Attendance, fl answer t.e ct's
ut fr..r uu4.g..s .....f.. We believe
talt ua Improvement u ..r dental .r, b.
suggested. t.It o., r.t ,r'Ul.s luyestI.l.
t-l ., ur, Cumuau-, auI IH-s, uui It
worthy o. H. aI opted tIHy are tHr tr,t o.
All .H ..- $40 r.i .r..HIIrtiln. lIHs own
iu,ur.... arl I-..Hr.r..rs ,.r tEe d.sn-..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Improve Your Style of Pcnmanshlp.

MIR. &. u. DAVIS, aided by compeieni assist
lN ants. amons whom I. J. W. Anningina,~ho
ha, had considerable experience in tr,chias In
most IL the Esiem States inr the past ie~ years,
propose. u give Instruction In hi. system OF
7A,or,fieai, PrasiissI ssd RaF'd Wnii|r,
In R,mi,,,l. Mexico, DiS6ell, snl Andov,r. and
a,h,, ,,,,.. and village. 10 the vicinity. Terms.
70 .,,n,.s., II. 90. Tuition payable Al commeace-
,o.a, 81 term. Scholar. will fnd ink, penholder,
an lights.
The American Whiting Chs. has met IL Bethel.
C;le.d. Uanoyrr, Geepwnod nnd f,umlord of this
state, and 10 man, ,owR- ~ n',then New IIamp-
,hir. thi. winter, anil irom thu Satisfaction that
has lee. given thu. fr, Il !. hoped thu, the peo-
ple ofihi. scin,ty will avail themselves Of IL. al.
van,sge.. For further information see large bills
and pamphlets. III
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Administrator Sale of Real Estate.

nIR~TAN1 o. a Licelsc frpm the lIuanrallc
J.Ir. sf Puaair f,- tlr C..,iul, 81 ONf.d.
4 ,h.n s.lI 90 much II the Real Est'is lsL,rging
o. th.. e.ai. af Cess e. Chapman, late Of Bethel.
81 .lii c.uni,. ,lrrci.e. anl c'uycy che same, 10
vii prp,iI- che saai 81 thirteen hrni'ed dollars.
ior che p.,mcnt Il the just debts Of the dere'-ei.
shatsvs ui administration, spi iariieftsi chtiges'
uu th- pipth ds, 81 April. 4. ID. 1859, al The OF
6r- 1T X. 4. Fr-, 90 Billet. in .iil ouunil at
one 81 the clock Ia the aGsin 80. said Real Is
tate consists 4 tiisge, pasture sni wooil,ads.
A. :. ell NPMAN, Administrator.
Bethel, Fet. p. 1859
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Ntr,utr Iloysr S,tp. NJ Keiran lar
Kim Of this village. sold. Yesterday, h'' hay
marc e" Lady rankl'u.' O. gentleman
from Blston. for near the sum ct one thous'
and dollars. She was i,vo-it' sp,r,in;
animal. and IA. taken the premium Tor
tro,;.ng az several County shows
Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
MARRIED.

~ Lowell. 18Th Feb. %, : IleshI, VI. sih. H..
StrlIrs tu So. ph.lse VI. Nhiunf.
40 -. rsr,., Feb. -, D., Rev. \. -. lo,cwrli,
w. Maithiss v. Mrhraney ot pau'Ille, % htss
Atir, u. Han OF Pui.
D. F,,rh1rg, 1t in,t., Nr Mp. forl Of ColuH-
b., a., o. Nc, sarah L.. Evans 90 =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Paris Hill Academy
Hebron Academy.

THE Sprie- Term ~ this Institution val cum
4 n-ncr on MONDAY the 2slh day Of FEB
RuAi,N next, anI cpntiurr u Wc'A.,
SELDEN +. NEAL, \ NJ, Principal.
Such a..,.taac, will b., ltrui.hcd a. the wants
~ the .chsil taN f-giitc
Nj Nc,l h.s h,i su-rr..Gl charge Il "ur school
the pct tU, ,r,t., an his rrnlr,c himsci is'p'
ul,r, both wIth ihs pnpil. anl ih- Trustees.
Toe rDsir-. c,a, Therefore. fiil, rrr"umend
The s,h % a. che cuunleur- Of a. former friends
ani patrons,
rtiiipp f.a - % ~ - 81. Nu'ic extra.
Biari - o. p'r ur-A. Rstn' Hny o. obt''n'
Ell iUf thy.. Ntsiits q, bunl thsu.r.yvs.
JOSEPH ENEWUWS. Src'y.
Hebron. jir. -. 1850. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

The Argus says that as Mr.. PeAse OF Cor
uish was riding alone in hi, sleigh near Bar
Mills On Tuesday evcnins. he was suddenly
seired by some one behind, ehokcd. and
Sl5O was taken from hi, Pocket. The rob
Der was pursued and oaagh, and proved TO
he Young man named Durg,n. ifom Frye.
burr. lie ha. BEEN c,mmi,irci 70 jail, At
Allied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Four prisoners broke jail, "Wednesday
night by cu,tins otT and brcakin: the iron
bar. In the window Of tie ell They LEI
themselves down TO the ground BY a bed
c5rl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Prices Of Country Produce

Clrsc's. weekly nr TIE uNHrJ Democrat "a
Manning y brown, P.1r,f, aad liub.lfI
/ liamuu1i, Pirs.
ruuUsuAY, Fsb. -. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
THE oxFoRD, DEMO GRAFT.
Oxford Normal Institute.

THE SPRING SESSION will commence ~
i WEDNESDAY. MARCH OH, under the
chage ui
CHARLES c. ROUNDS,
With able assistance in the different departments
81 distractions.
Tuiiioni 81 %. ~ so. and $500.
Board can be ohta,ped in good camille, a, Tea.
soaalle rates.
Communication, addressed to the principal, will
receive prompt alieniiua.
CHARLES c. ROUNDS.
Souih Paris, : Feb 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
The Agricultural Committee

A POINTED IT the Fair he'll At East sumner.
"A on the 9Th d,y Il Oct 'ber, ISIS, hereby give
no,,ce that the, viii meet Of the Frankhn Schpol
IInn.s, la, sumner. 90 Saturday, March 18th.
1859. IL ! oclock =. " ~ make arrangements
f,f the ensniag ,ear, ~ relation o. the annual Fair
and ENhibIiou; AMI 10 transact any other business
the, m,y deem eNpedicnI.
Al Interested are rrv,ne.,cl 10 h. prescott.
Pa ORDIH ~ CoaNIrTLT.
East SunnCr. Feb. 81. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Sr>rr. on motion H Nr Bright. the
tll We. amended o.. provide that senator.
shall he allowed mileage ir tHH extra sr,-
sim. hIt ult Constructive ir ANY case.
After Trurrt-I discussion Hfyrirl. tri-
VIA Ir.u. Zoe mru.f.rs. &c.. CHE >.rlts 90
O'Clock. u. uet..u. having tru aa.u ai-
aIuurHaI
ilu.Jr Toe Hoo" r,s.rl ,h' senate
bill, ni.ns a11, AND JIlrt-y system
over OREGON.
Mr. ulu, of lri. t-..i @ .u'-,l1r' a
bill r.rrlIr. OH. rr.Hf..'.rv claus 200 Eng.
li,l Hu,s, 900. HI; OBJ. House refused 90
suspend tIr r..~.
TIE ll.Hs. -nrHrrl i1 Che report NJ che
Cumurlrs u. tHH..r.r-s l1 t'fr dr,i.r,eiu:
amyuIm.rf- Or t.r executive judicial and
legislative appropriation, hl'. I., o.
si1ry. tHr uI..lE. u. t.ru.y. DUrsre,. lr-
isiuAi.g .tr,.,.u 1It Hv tlr House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

SrN,rE. M. push moved % take up
N, Homestead bill. Nes,tived, 2j q -.
Mr.. Houston mad, Dos parting speech. ~
viewing and indicating lbs Congressional
cOur.r.
Toe PIT OG,e Appropriation bin was
taken up. IT, appropriations amount O.
Sls .ju' 90. Including g, sOO,uOO def
ciln,y cd present. lsr.. year
Ait.r much discussion. 81 section was
stricken out and in lieu thcrr1l was insert.
el. a section providing that che sun of az
million du.lr, Do appropriated ir,a the
treasury o. mrtt che q .hriencir, pi thc fiscal
YEAR commencing July lsi. 1852. bat Toe
Post Master shalt in o., event exp .ul pr iu.
cur any liabilities whatever over The APP
proVtatiJus llr The carryut fiscal yclr.-
Adopted.
An amendment % rsi by NJ Broier'rk.
was adopted rriuciU Poo -flry u' trr Cali
iiorna mail agent iIaal .'u to lUOo.
Mr. Wilson amended ty eating down
na-t 90 tbs miscellaneous ugws, 49, l!Srr-
'.-.... nah hic,. wrapping AND post U.bcc
l...Ss. mtkius "a total saving t uv. To- $50.
80. Ia rrirryncc f1 che blanks hr said he
W.. co.aittnt ot rtst where Mr. EcH.
editor 90 thr P.nnsylyl0tn. bad contract
for printin. tor 10000. which r.,s. hin just
S1VV, che profit he'u- a.ui.d. hr ler
cent O. Mr.. Appleton, SECRETARY 90. state,
AMI thrrg T.g COOS tY o Vlrsr TuH.,,Iei la
the interest," ia m.uI'tr H' CHH-rr.s.
llur,r Toe l.lH-e tr.k ur the Naval
Appropriation Ni.i, avid c'Dcurr,d in Mr..
sherman amendment, rr.u,iuE che ag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

rourt,Nu TH,Ns,rtrr. Tho Irw'.T'9'',
uk- it Goo li' r4'. ih- u 10 r,II,l'r u-v..1r-r
lH Nre ErsHBI IT,. sI.f..l vifb great dice. BOOB.
I.f..r, sHH pfrsruis tha rrlr-t fa....', ,arI.i,,
iHTl H. urI-'1N FrI sr.H.r.t uUI.T. o. HH, rur
.l lH.I Bsk .r. 1tri r tlH1f i1Alrg r.uI healthy,
Ht..., f#. rttr, vtt rffT.ItN. H"H.t utH... vr
sh1a.I lf .r-r r-.HHB.l 4 t.r rpu1rI rpa.0urt
w .1y., f.tB "a l,si. h.rH grr,rI, a'rht-' tp
frs rr.s., vHr.h Dol '.I..ir.ss zoo ttAru.rtsr.r De-
trar.t'-t..rE. fNH.hp - ~ uI.i..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

.thr iFsirr'rs ai, " ...rs 1frri,p good OPP
r1fIulrN Or. r..r.h.. v. s..,'I r,I' nifr1tisH o.
tIr H.e t.-r.s .Irrr Tr,Ns,HtrTs
IENu~--l 'lat,s.. IY .aI,IH.H. ur.r.r1t
Oh Globe. ~HH.-IfUr.I. taken .HI HHt '.r,il 'i
tIu., whaflrt m.r. Hr I..f1rrI ss1r IF fhr
.Hms flfr. ftH.. o. $50, s.Hf. ns uII s.uI DO
lr tHI m.ur1. ana .....au1r. 20 che r1i 1t
that tome ii.s.Irr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Hors.-Nsw York, demand fair Tor local
use. sales ol - bales At IL is c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

The services Of hes criuent Anis.cs have bcen
.ecwci ~ the thc l.,ni,es' lIsaevoirat Sesiny
Cmcls Co. Gu,nd &, ucstt o. ir given II the
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fNOUHgRy RteIpeNDe FnR SALE on To l.Nf-SirD
strd nj White flsios ~esthsssr conoty t~sny ak mile
t,erD N~s York IRE bonse Il new and cooveae. lh7
grounds three equally laid out it~n kitchen.
orchard 9hA sboVe o'op-ry 10 vers drsra'l-
Le leased 80 tenant for t,fm %
years apply 70 X GIrrEsS rs Grand street. Brooklyn
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ITO LLT-FROM THE 1sT OvM NAV, A SUIT OF FUR
nshed rooms without board. In nrst class honse In west
Iweutt second street For particulars inquire on the premises
Is West weny secoad street. between Filth and 3hm ave-
nues, after IL O'Clock.
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T.sCI. EAlE--A kFw rIESr CLASS FOUR STORY
trout house hlsh eoop, built 10 TIE most
eisntal cnmpi. No - West Thirty fourth
between Filth aud sixth Inquire the pre-
Aes
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trOk sALE-FOUR OF TuOsE ELEGANT DORCHss
nrolse free enc front h'uses attn sed oa he oorth
AIDE nth between Fifth and Astb
ihres storss and basecent high stooca and
Nm ~i BE- s,'d CHEAP and on easy Also
other tizes and In different lncstoas
ply DANIEL GAk~isOr n West Thirty 6fth street, 10
-. Is BIZ 50 LII A. the FORTY dfh etreet bnldDgs
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ITO LET-THr SECOND srORyOr HOUSE, III roURrH
street copssiDg OF psrlor bedroom and to one
or two single gentlemen 10 small family gs sud Croon
water. Inquire on The premtses
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ENOH BALE OR TO LEr-A LAR0E FfaSr GLASS
~ bur story high stop brown soae house. Es7O feet o%
Jos fe~t dcep beautifully Mtused HtuyvesAui pAh and
81 Georges church Ths house nav Immediate
possession csD be given WIN ee sold reasonable essy
terrna rented At moderate prcd 10 a reepoosble t.
nsnt For further pNriicurs apply 70 RAYHoR BAAOK-
WEIl., 1,l29 BroaaiTxy.
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'FnCR SALE fhApTTfIL COUNTRY sgAT AT NEW
f. 6Nobes; Eve large mansion in complete order
sbundapce Of fruit end hne shad1
fensiss water prospect. WIZ ne cod cheap
BlNsIIMEt, SIS Fourth avenue
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ITO LET-IN THE sEvENTH WARD, PART or A
three story b-ick bouse in perfect order 81 PIKE street.
frst floor basement and two oeiropms having x
and Csoson. Inquire the premises from 10 A. NJ
O'Clock =. M.
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E'Ck SAILS OR TO LEr-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
reaiense IT. rubby Hook the banks u the Hudson a.
yr., nea from the ci, Hsu and within 2s minutes from
nwy ot mreet by ae tinfson kver itsroat The house,
manner. end entans 10 or u apartments with all the
nptovens Dts inclndn. iron the Harlem o. stapry
cJrsse honse dwelling for cpacbua &c The grounds,
woish are sxc.sang ne.itu conAs q 2 scyes u is
ysw Of the Hudson river FERNS easy Apply 10 JOSEPH
1hOhrSON. On the premises, or nj IS uroadsay.
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GNoR SALE OR TO LEr-1s TWENTY SECOND sraEEr
" NMib avenue, brown gone basement hDuse l6
by g. with s the uo3srn iupro yen snts Inquire J.
bLAUkUN, 10 Wall street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

To LEr-rHs rsRsE STORY House 80 n oasEr
] veh Nth zod gss hrorg suissoe 70
.o fambe. boarding house Apcly Within or at 0I wes'
Thirty esb.b street
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ITf,n sALs--THE eiSy, Glass roUR sfOHg aoDss
- West ihr'v s-on' bous- thy ~ feet hht 70
b. All the Bts aud
h. perfect order Shb extra plumbing 80 For a, tb nirt
eslars ply The 70 ~ q COLLINS ~ Water
syset
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,S'oR SALE Oa TO L.r-A COUNTRY HoUsE AT TIE
bergen 5elot OF the Few Jsrsey Retroad very pretty
MEM Au pesy new coaaninp eight rooms; has III
~ der spd II ouiy eehy uinuies from Sew losrs and
stags every hour. FOrteyDs 4lress O. ~ b. Dol lP'd
ot1e. n. y. or INQUIRE upon zoe pranlee1