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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-01
ESTRAYS.
GAMF To THE RESIDENCE

EAME TO THE RESIDENCE OF Pp,.
" erick George, on or about the 24tb >
May, IL head of YOUNG CATTLE. sum. !
b, between and years uld-s head e - :.
and head Of Heifers--described as fIi,-o-'3 20
l red and white steer with heart in h.:
piece off right ear and a'notch in left - - =
red steer with piece of right ear and ~
the eft; dun steer with piece off -.
and notch in left +; ] black and white So - q
mark; black and white steer, piece - - =
ear and slit in the left red steer. no M. .
brindle steer with white face, a piece - :. \
ear and slit in the left; one speckied sts..
bell on, piece of right ear and.notrb !. e e
left; red heifer. piece of n ht "a ard a. 1 %
in left; red heifer, no mark l jno - II
with white face, piece of right ear -
in left l brown and white heifer. pieee os 20,
ear; l brindle heifer. piece of 1igbt - - '5
slit in the left; 1 red and white Heifsr a,
of right ear and slit in the left; rel ~ Pa
piece of right ear aud hole IN tie lsf- - -' I
led Heifer with bell or, no marx bS -
mooley Hefe,. piece OF right car and IN inc !.
left The owners are requested 10 e,na 80 f.--- 4
prove property, pay charges and 49, :, al
away, otherwise they wiz be disposed q .l's l-.e
dina to law. y. B.-They are Goa i, M -,
session. DAVID SHARP. p
iJnueI-3t Township Ger
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U As we predicted sometime ago, the Pixies
Peak Gold Diggings have proved to be mag
nifcent humbug, and the gold seekers are retur-
ming home with their '.thumbs in their mouths
late telegraphic dispatch says =
s..It is estimated that 20, 900 men are now on
their way back. all, most of whom, are desti-
tute of money and the necessaries of life, and
peri ely desperate. Threats made of burn
ing Omaha, St. Joseph, Leavenworth and other
towns, in consequence Of the deception used to
induce emigration. Two thousand men are re-
ported so miles west of Omaha, in a starving
condition. Some of the residents of PlattsInouth
have clesed business and fed fearing violence at
the hands of the enraged' emigrants.
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$500
t-Jle0

In Philadelphia, the morning of the 9th
of May, ISABEL. wife of Benjamin p Thompson.
in the 21st year Of her age.
Less than year ago, we announced the mar
riage of the deceased to Mr.. Thompson, and lit
tie did we then think that we w0ald be so soou
called upon to chronicle her departure to the
spirit land We sincerely sympathize with Mr..
Thompson in his melancholy bereavement.
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other Diseases Treated.

l%- No charge for CONSULTATION.
II relation to the following diseases. :.
when complicated with Lung affection or er.s.
alone. also invite consuitalioI.-usIla,! II
them Promptly ClraJge
Proiapsus aud all forms Of Female Comp
Irregularities and Weakness.
Paipitatiun and othe- forms Of Heart D;ss.
Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia, aud all o.hes
eases Of stomach and bowels. piles. &c.
Mr. Hartman treats al chronic or long s.s-
ing diseases Of the Lungs. Liver, Stomach. b.
els, Bladder, Kidneys, Brain, Heart. Ns,l
Womb, Spleens Spine, Eyes, Ears. Sc. Sod
la, Fits, Cancer, Rheumatism, Drupsy. s.
Diseases. Fever Sores, Calarrh, Seminal Es.l
ness, Neuralgia, Whites. Insanity. DFs5es1
Giddiness, Heat Of Urine, Syphilis. Pii.. 81
Headache. Enlarged Tonsils, Sc.
MAY %. IS59:6m.
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70 R. H. Tudor, having jus. received and
opened large assortment of Groceries, &C., we
called in the other day and took a peep at his
stock. He has everything on hand usually kept
in Grocery store, and has evidently been care
full in selecting articles of the best quality Be-
sides this, he sells cheap, and is always accom-
mo6ating to his customers.
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sa- Our neighbor down street persists in

se Our neIgh5or down street persists ID
refusing to answer the important interroga-
tories we presented to him last week. We
asked him to prove the charges he made
against Senator iBigler. Instead of doing
this, he indulees in low personalities. and en-
deayors to cover his disgraceful retreat by in
dulging in billingsgate slang, and low filthy
blaguardism He says that the sentiments en-
bodied il the editorials we publish are stereo-
typed. In many respects this is strictly true.
The principles of the Democratic party stereo-
typed by Thomas Jefferson, and ratified and
approved by Jackson and Buchanan, consti-
tute our political va3e maecuns Our neigh
Dor has, of course, the right to change his
political views every day, week or month if
be sees proper to do SO, but he shonld not
quarrel with US. because we continue to re-
gard consistency s'as jewel If hessees
proper to act the part of political weather
cock, that is DO reason why we should follow
bis example. The talk about the letter of
Bishop O'Connor to Senator Bigler is su-
premely ridiculous, and affords a capital
Illustration of the saying that drowning
men will catch at straws." The Bishop. of
course, did not expect reply to his epistle
1t was merely intended as an exposition of bis
views with regard to a questioy~then agita-
ting The public mind. For certain matters
not herein sat down. see the report of our
friendly chat with Mordicia
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" We examined, few days ago, map of
the Ebensburg & Cresson Railroad, made by Mr..
George Barrett, civil engineer. The Road looks
remarkably well on paper, and our friend Barret
has reason to feel proud of his work In less
than year from this time the citizens of Ebens-
burg viii be called upon to pay their respects to
the ''Iron Horse" on the occasion of his first
visit to their Mountain home.
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n:Is CREAM s!i.l,LnNr.

THE undersigned has just opened an ICE
CREAM SALOON, two doors East of Fosters
Hotel. and will keep constantly on hand sup
ply Of ICE CREAM of superior quality. He
respectfully Invites the lovers of this warm
weather luxury to give him CALL
A. BLAIN
Ebensburr. June 1. lS59.-2s-tf.
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@A An election was held at the Court
House last Thursday, by the Stockholders of
the Lbensburg and Cresson Rail Road Com
pany, for the purpose of electing President
aud twelve Managers. The following per-
sons were elected: President, Thomas Col
Inns; Managers, E. Roberts, John Williams,
j. Moore, A. a Barker, j. S. Clark, NJ.
NJ, Adams, A. Durbin, E. Shoemaker, A
Lloyd, Robert Davis, r. Jones, Jr, Edward
Glass. The Managers held meeting on
last Monday, and elected John Williams,
Treasurer; William Kittell, Esq, Solicitor,
and A c. Mullin. Esq. Secretary. for the
ensuing year
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MEDICAL STETROSCCPl
MAY b CONSJITI

VI ! \ Be CONSULTED AT
EBENSBURG. Pa, at the Logan Houss3
SATURDAY. JUNE 4th, 1859, for -.
oEly.
JOHNST0WN,. ,. 1t the ..Fos:er House," @
31st, 1859.
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s@I Information is wanted of Patrick Coyle.
son of Ann Coyle. formerly Ann Summers }
Address j. b. D." Argus Office, Philadel-
phia. Cambria. Ves,moreland, Somerset
and Blair county papers please copy.
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Gs Mr.. A. Blain has fitted up his Ice
Cream Saloon in fine style. He has arranged
his room for private parties, so that Ladies
can enjoy saucer of Ice Cream without be-
ing stared at by every one who chances to
enter. Blain merits patronage.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-01

F Mr. Ely's Select School will close next
Friday, and an examination and exhibition
will be held on that day. Parents, Guardi-
ans and the friends of education generally.
are invited to attend
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-01

EtA See advertisement of Dr. Sanfords
Liver IuvIgorator.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-01

c. Having during the last two or three weeks,
been occasionally furnished with foretaste of
the long and sultry days of summer, number
of cur friends have asked us-'Where can we
get a wholesome and cooling drink that won't
mtoxicate ?' We have uniformly answered.
'tCall at the Drug Store of DR.. Lennon and try
a glass Of his Mineral water" 1t is truly deli
cious, and when you have onceraised glass of
it to yosr lips,
"Not full blushing goblet could tempt you to
leave it,
Though filed with the nectar that Jupiter sips.'
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STRAYED AWAY.
PAY Up! PAY UP!

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMStI%% y
IA to be indebted t. the undersigned tH .
as late Sheriff of Cambria county are requeTS,s. 80
make Immediate payment. / will be II -. =.
burg during the two weeks of June Conr', ,.e
all persons indebted to me viii have an oPt.s-
hity TO settle their accounts and make pa!Gs
After that time my accounts will be left W.
f ~ - 'e JOHN ROBBERS
Conemaugh Station, May 1,-ls5s--S
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Cuba, which recently appeared in the Pennsylua
| man As this will doubtless be an important
issue in the Presidential contest OF 186O of course
our readers Will feel anxious for information on
the subject:
Taking it for granted that no rational man
viii contest the acquisition of this Islaud on
the ground of its not being essential to the
jurisdlctional rights of the nation over the
Gulf of Mexico, we shall first treat it as a
question Involving only poltico commercial
considerations. Its comparative proximity to
the United States. rendering Its value incal-
cuble to US in time Of war, It's great distance
from Spain, and Colonial form of govern
ment, creating in time of peace constant
danger of collision with that power, its con
venience as a rendezvous and market for
those engaged in the slave traffic, together
with its being tempting bait to the filibus-
ters, both native and foreign, all combine in
sustaining our just claims TO sovereignty over
the island. To Spain Cuba is merely sonrce
! of revenue, and should she persist in refus-
log fair comper s ton for this revenue, ex-
posing rs to the disadvantages and perils
attending her possession of Cuba, we cannot
regard the latter in any other hight than a
standing menace and attack, compelling US
to resort TO measures of defense.
The Island of Cuba has al AREA of 81
535 square miles, only Ii, 500 loss than that
of Pennsylvania. The population of all clas
ses in 1850 was L 1,247 ,230 It's mineral
riches have not beeu extensively developed
Gold and silver have been found in small
quantities; copper and coal in considerable
abundance; asphaltum, marble and jasper
abound. The minimum value of the forests.
consisting of mahogany and other useful
wood, was estimated in 1880 to be equal to
$50, ,624, 600. The agricultural value of
the island rests mainly in the production of
sugar, coffee, and tobacco, but of u, 992,-
736 acres, however. only / ,124, ,S32 were
under cultivation. The whole representative
value of agriculture was estimated at $685.
179, ,332, and of products $40, ,639 81, of
animal production SO, ,023, ,I16, and gross
capital invested $317 ,264, ,sS2.
If we compare the extent under cultivation
with that remaining waste. We may form some
appreciation of the vast productive power of
| the island in those great staples-coffee. sugar
and tobacco. Many other aud valuable ar
ticles of production are indigenous to the
soil. The opening of mines, utilizing her
vast forests, opening roads, and the introduc-
ton of American machinery upon the estates
and in the workshops necessary to its ener-
getlcal developement, presents an almost un-
limited scope for American enterprise and
Improvement. In another article, we shall
give some statistics of her commerce with the
United States, and show to what portion Of
the Union the greatest benefit wonld accrue
II Cuba was in her possession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

RTOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS NEW BRICK nwrrrruo
with nine acres OF land eligby attn sted on ho IT. ,sor
ver within thry miles OF this city and wsntv mane.,
xivale road House flushed In the best syi wi,s All M
BR MORGAN, No. 8 Pine street f'' ~ ~
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how TO GET A DIVORCE.
HOW TO GET A DIVORCE,

the sAtes In the Uaion on that
Jew York Bar. Price Is cents.
ID, ~ Nassau street.
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now TO GET A DIvoRc
now TO GET A DIVORCE,

HOW TO GET A DIVORCE,
Together with The laws o. ~
subject. By . Member OF the
Mailed free, by Q. BLANCHAf
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and attic brick house. built In the most substantial man
ncr with all the modern with conss,vatoy at
1sy laid about Of mile from tho railroad
1EALEY, 81 Liberty street. or TO PHELPS q PALMER "a
Rno slrect
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DIsrIoP McILvAINEs EVIDENCES OF CHRrsrIANI-
- w book Of dollar sxe with COS pages spa IN
Christian family should nave tn
work, 4 IN very valuable and not sectarian.
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WsOR sALE-HOUsE And LOT NO. 1876 WEST FORTY.
fourth street. Eighth The house 10 frame and
of lot and oiled In with orick The aze
Of he LOT is excellent opportunity for build
~ rst class house in front 500 terms 500 In
sash $4,000 remain for ave years Inquire on the
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DOR SALE.--A CAPITAL IMPROVED FARM IN ILL.
nois, $50 acres, the great Illinois Canal healthy
slightly and fertile springs n abundance excellent cash mar
for SALE Eighty bered and have stone slate and
coal underlying Two hundred and seventy acres ae cult
yaed and rent for s. 80 Would be exchanged
improved productive properly In This city first class
country residence near Price SIS per acre. Address I'LL
nos Farm, Herad Office, for two days.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

90 EOO COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, WITH
0CCUU. three acres land rent for $50 per year
Spposs the rssssncs q the Spanish CoS.a f.
depot Mount Vernon Modern house two stories basement
and at and carriage house. all 10 the best condition Fruit
flowers and ornamental trees well shaded Near tho Epsco
pal Methodist churches and good schools Salt
Ing on the premises Apply 70 FRANCIS i. SMITH, TT
Broadway.
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fUNOH sALE-TwO VERY DESIRABLE FULL LOTS IN
the hest locations in Williamsburg situated the
ouh side of North Second ST. feet east OF Even For par
uiars apply 10 VIM r. HELMS 81 Nassau street, room No.
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sAxus OF REAL ESTATE.

szed high stoop brown stone front houses wen
Second and Eighteenth street. All mero,
Improvement Apply the premises or corner 81 kisn'
1 tenth street and avenue Is.
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uUI sIvLM ,. ~ n,sc U of sbs /, y, VII
testament OF David McMsokn deceased VIII sell TO the
highest bidder vt public sale credit OF sir and twelve
month"; on Saturday 18th of March next on the pre-
m,es one mie southwest q Gold Il i2 acres Of land on
which there good dwelling, barn and other ouhonscs
first meadow and good farm Aso, number OF gold
veins, u which have been worked prohtsbly silver
feet deep and the ore said to be goo and also copper vein
which there has been done Said lands Ito WIKI
IN hall mile Of the well known Gold m mn, worked by the
Gold I'LL Mining Company The corsss OF said veins
Said landa also well imbered r. SThssc lands Will be
s, aireeher Ia three several executor
think advbspe ON the day OF sale February 3, 1859
H. MAUNkY executor.
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TNOR sALE-AT NAMARONECK, wEsTCHEsTER CO.,
two story cottage containing eleven rooms with and
quarter acres Of ground fruit trees Ac well Of excellent
water the door, Inquire OF d. 8. 6HAROT John
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Of clothing for le the location IL superior This
4 rare chance the proprietor retiring from busines
Address Robinson, Broadway Letter Office
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11sOR sAJE-A LARGE MANSION HOUSE, WITH BATH
range &C. also barn and nine lots OF ground on Mount
corner Of Ninety third street and Fourth Avenue
o wcchester county the Palisades the Hudson Hur Gate
East river Long Island city OF New York IL envtrons &C.
poEession II desired Applyto H. BROWN III Mas
|nAu street, from 10 8 7. M
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mo GRoCERs.-THE PROPERTY CORNER OF PARK
and Vanderbilt avenues, Brooklyn, for sale;
pied a. grocery good chance for Investment terms
INQUIRE OF FOSTER LOPER, No. 4 Sands street.
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|EoR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT 7s EAST TWENTY.
eighth street. north side Fourth avenue; Hot feet
inches by y feet 0 inches house 90 feet deep brown stone
Font Jour stories with high basement and sub cellar,
new furnace hot and cold water through
me nonse gas fixtures and chandeliers with the house
nn compee painted walls four from the basement 10
NE Attic ne sidewalk newly tagged and laid 10 plaster
gutter ana curb bath water closets and washubs, all
pete Inc mouse was put In repair two years ago.
q expense BIZ the owner who occupied since
was bu prce III 900; go mortgage
lnqulre within rom ITO II A. NJ or from 8 70 8 p NJ
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DATENr FOR sALR--or THE MOST INGENIOUS or
Inventions Of large cash demand, aiordng great profits
cheapy ond OF the best making
BiaGs soUTHwICK, 81 Nassau street.
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TOR sALE-AT BEDFORD, !. /, A TWO STORY COT
south SIDE Of Hsrkmer street third house from the Glove road
The garden Handsomely laid out and stocked with fruit OF
almost variety There spare greenhouse l8x23 feet
dimensions the premises For further particulars inquire
OF HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine sz ee The premises.
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ENOR SALE ON MURRAY LILLIAN ELEGANT FIRST
class house. 81 East Thirty fourth street. Madison
four stories bh brown stone 'front.' high sto0p Is feet
stories finished throughout IL the most perfect manner with
at b3 East Thirty fourth street, Of WYLLY5 LYMAN 81
ihertv atre
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I OF ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS FOR sALE-26 FEET
~ by l00 location Montague place. Apply 10 DAVID RAFT
RrnadMaY
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for real estate In New York. Brooklyn Jersey City Lo
cation Of boe 1888 and 1856 Fourth street. between South First
and South Second streets splendid house, of hotel
10 $1,000 Can accommodate over two hundred
L. Tucker aisposes Of this property OF Ill health
Five splendid billiard tables are in said hotel Call address
as above. e. L. TUCKER.
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UyO BEAuTIFY THE COMPILATION WITHOUT IN.
zry 70 the skn--Iadies should Nine. LEWRHBBR0S
Pastnes de Forsnss recommended By j. Chiffon. n D.,
% all other appesins his when used washed Oh a. soap
Tpang rednss pinplse reckies sAownsss 30 For sale
al DE principal depo $50 and 800 Broadway. 1 Bowery
and by all The principal druggists and fancy dealers h
his nsighbodns cities, h Newark. MI. n Uman
Krf~,a Rrosd GtroAt
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ON BBIs. EXTRA HALIFAX HERRINas, 100 BBIs.
OUU large Labrador hsngs 200 bbs extra No. macke
rel 200 bbp new picked codhsh paddock bue6sh and SAL
mon; quins large dry Goldfish goo boxes e1ra smoked
and halt tubs choice table BUTTER SO boxes extra mild and
and beef sold quantities suit and dealers 1t
The lowest cash prices by ALLAN ROSE, rs Washington
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nor SALE IN JERSEY CITY-TwO FIRST GLASS
brown stone front houses In Wayne street. between
street and Jersey The houses forty feet deep
five feet 'front.' and 6nshed with all the
nproysmsnta They YIN be sold a. bargain large por
for term Of years. Inquire Of WILLIAM BUMsTED 400,
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NOR sALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN, IN BROOKLYN
house and lot half with four and store and
garden Of fine fruit Apply the premises Hickory street.
near Bedford
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ENOR SALE-SOl SECOND AVENUE, SOUTHWEST COR
Nineteenth street. four story brick private residence
M large front on the avenues could be conveniently changed
ns laundry built expressly for the owners occupa
TOM price ia 600 Apply 70 e. II. BROWN LII Nassau It,,
from 70 pm.
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u,HE POLAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FILTER AND
water cooler combined will keep provisions longer and
dryer than be done by other il Ma
nuiaciured and for sale by BARTLETT LESLEY, $50
Broadway.
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UyOR sALE-A HANDSOME TWO STORY COTTAGE,
bu,lt on terrace frame filed In with brick;
exenson GARDEN grapes and fruit full lot Price $500
ter rms cav a. D. ID. ALLEN, Is Peck slip.
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INOR sALE-THE MODERN BUILT HOUSE NO: .
Eehh avenue opposite Abingdon square; II d In first
rate ORDER VIII be sold cheap also furniture desired
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USARM FOR sALK-A VALUABLE AND WELL. PAY
eA acres salt On the farm there 6ne orchard
q sbsu ave acres and situated about mile and half
YEA nom Rahwsy n. j., on the Robinson Creek Price
CO % 900 Of which can remain on bond and mortgage
Tor frn particulars apply at IS Walker street.
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ITO LET-RENT $50, TO TWO GENTLEMEN FRIENDS
and their families the elegant brown front house,
hree cries sub cellar situated rs woodruff
street. South Brooklyn In Almost agreeable and eentee neigh
OUT house arranged that each family have their
sspars'e Il hey wish Inquire Of W. WILEY 81 Cedar
street. N. Y, between II and o'clock.
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LyOR sALE-THE NEAT THREE STORY BASEMENT
and cellar brick front house 1856 wloughby street. Brook
lynn and fixtures three floors brown soop iron
rsing, &c, all In the best order Price IS 200 Apply
JOHN =. HENNE6SY, IS Gold street, Brooklyn.
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TNOR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT ON THE goUFHERLY
side Of Eighteenth street. between frat and Second
suss; Of 2Oxs feet house .s feet three stories and
Sapepuent with brown and all the modern improve
Dcnts Inquire of JOHN EDWARDS ct the stone yard
neY and Sixteenth street, redence l62 Wavery
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NOR sALE-FIrTY ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAND.
III within eight miles of the North river Ulster county.
Those land should look at this For particulars ad
dress James 0. Goodwin Taeosvie Greene county, N Y.
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TNARk FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR GOOD CITY
II Brooklyn property contains 2o or lO acres wen oni
WssApeton d. G. The Is In business hare and will sci
very low j. p. BALDWIN, 1873 Fulton street.