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Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

The WHEAT HARvEsT.-The wheat harvest of the
West has been gathered The result of the sowing the
present year is the largest wheat harvest probably that
was ever produced. The st. Louis Republican, in
ming up the reports from the entire wheat region Of the
North and West, says:
The season has been unusually early the insect and
the rust have been able to extort from the farmers
their usual groans and growiDgs, and with the excep-
ton of single night of frost injurng the crop in few
counties of Western Virginia, Pennsylvania, New
York and Ohio, the ground sown in wheat has yielded
most abundanty. There has been greater breadth of
wheat laid out than ever before; from New York to
Arkansas and Alabama, and from California through
to the Atlantic more land by far it is sad has been
cultivated than at any former time. Whilst the extent
and of the wheat crop in the United States
unprecedented the same is true of Canada, and in all
the old countries of Europe the promise of the harvest
at the last accounts extraordinarily good.
INDIANS IN FLoRIDA-The editor of the Fernandina
East FlOrdiar learns from Mr. H. A Crane, old res
den of Fort Myers that the entire number of Indians
remaining in the State only 54 whom he classifes
follows: IA warriors with old Sam Jones' who is quite
helpless from his old age; II women, of whom are
quite old and % children of all descriptions. Mr.. @
believes they will consent to emf CRATE soon as San
Jones dies They compose three different parties
pyng different parts of the country but all acknowedg
Sam as their chle
FABLED ORIGIN OF THE TOBACCO PLANT.-Among
some of the Indians ondy treasured tradition which
seeks to account for the origin of the glorious weed
Here it is
." In the beginning we had only flesh of animals t.
ea and if they failed starved. Two of our hunters
having killed deer and broiled part of it, saw young
woman descend from the clouds and seat herself on nil
hard by Said one to the other, 1t spirit, perhaps
that has smet our venson let offer some of it t.
her. They according gy gave her the tongue she wa
pleased with its favor and said, Your kindness shall
rewarded 3; come here thirteen moons hence and yO
shall find it. They did so. and found, where her righ
hand had touched the ground, maize growing wher
her left hand had been kidney beans, and where she ha
sat they found tobacco"
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
NEGROES WANTED.

90 THE SUBSCRIBER is in market for a number OF
* Negroes, for which ain determined to pay the high
q est cash prices Persons having such property for
SAFE would do well to give call address me at Six
Runs, Sampson county, N. Z. JOHN bAkDtN.
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WILLIAM ID. MAIN.

WILLIAM d. NAHN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMNGToN, N. c.
VIII pay strict attention to all business entrusted to his
care and solcits a share Of public patronage.
0oe IN mars buding No 43, (p stairs) North Wa er ST.
April s. 1859 32-ly
Office for collection.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

$. NJ. WEST,
4 UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
N 2l9H WILMINGTON, n. c.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
THE WORLDS GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE ME-
nAI ANN ARDEn 10 C. MEIER.

FOR HIS PIANOS LONDON, OCTOBER 18th, 1851.
Szszzz G. MEYER respectfully informs his friends
~ - and the public generally that he has constant
Up ]! on hand PIANOS; equal to those for which
he received the Prize Medal London in 1851 He has
ceved during the last fifteen years Medals than any
other maker from the Franklin institute alsO First premi
in Boston, New York and Baltimore. All orders prompt
y attended to- and great taken in the selection and
packing Of the same.
Warerooms, No 722 ARCH Street, below Eighth, south
side PHILADELPHIA. [July 22, l859-47-st
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VKTHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCFRS
w No. 80 NOETH WATER STREET.
10 Orders for Goods accompanied by the cash, from
puuctud customers solicited will receive prompt and
faithful attention. [July 29 1853.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

THE CINCINNATI 1RAGEDY-DE MARBA1s INSANE
The Cincinnati papers state that De Marbais, who
attempted to kill himself and wife, has become insane
The Enquirer of Thursday says:
Night before last, De Marbais, who had been quiet
from the time of the of the tragedy became
very restless and at last wildly derious calling upon his
wife Blanche with tears and lamentations not to desert
him declaring that her love was all be had to live for
in tones that would have melted the sternest heart
Then be would become furious, and, vowing he would
kill the man who had caused all his unhappness be
made such efforts to get of bed that several strong
persons could hardly hold him there.
Between these paroXisms of passion and deirium De
NJ would be stless and Indifferent and weak often sob
biDg like child, until new idea-a memory of the
past--would flash through his mind, when he would
again fall to raving In hour or two he reenacted
all the of his life since his marriage and perform
ed once more in Imagination the fatal acts of that men,
orable Tuesday night. Such changes as he underwent
were singular and painful to witness passing from the
extreme of womany tenderness to the height of frenzy
and desperate rage. AS the hours advanced he grew
worse, and after daylight these fits continued until it
evident he would die from exhaustion unless some
thing done to relieve him.
At the instance of DR.. Backman, who certified to
his insanity from ntemperance and mental distress the
unfortunate sent tn the nnatin asylum: His
wife, who is improving, has not been informed of his
condition
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
W III. L. JACOBS

II De
(NAROLINA SADDLE AND HARNESS FACTORY,
" No. 80 MARKET ST,
WILMiNGToN n. C.
ca THE UNDERSIGNED takes this gYN0M
EBsA method of informing his customers, fs=fgtTTffi
ES@@A and the public generally, that hav- Sa.sA1O
ing purchased of MIR John j. Conoy his entire stock Of
SADDLES, HARNESS, &c, he still continues to carry on
the above business all branches at the old stand of
Mr.. ConOy. -
Those wishing anything in his line, would do well to call
and examine purchasing elsewhere he has splen
did stock of SADDLES, Harness, BRIDES, WHIPS,
MARTINGALES. SPURS, COLLARS, TRUNKS CARPET
BAGS VAIISES. &C., which he will sell low for cash.
He has also on hand fine assortment OF HUB BANDS.
COACH LAMPS and HANDLES, and SHAFT TIPS, for
sale low.
So REPAIRING done at short notice, and on reasonable
terms. WIN. L. JACOBS.
April Is, I859.-l86-3m-33-ly.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

WANTED BE A GENTLEMAN.
SITUATION as Teacher, either in School or private
family teach the Classics and ordinary nglsh oranch,
The best of testimonials given for learning ana
character. Apply at the JOuRNAh of - HL, a.
June 10.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

GROUND PEA LAND FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER being desrOus to change his business,
i offers for sale valuable TRACT OF LAND containing
from eight thousand acres of which from three to
thousand well adapted the raising OF Ground
Peas There also the tract four hundred
swamp land of which about eighty cleared and highly
productive.
The improvements Of the best character For terms,
which will be made very accommodating. apply to
D. w. JORDAN,
Little River, ). c.
Juv 9Th 1859 45-H
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GEO. w. ROSE.

GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
4 june II WILMINGToN, N. G.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
WrI. II. BURLINGTON,

WNI. II. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ WMMNGTON, N. G.
EB-Wil give prompt and personal attention to all
consignmcnts Of SPIRITS TURPENTINE, ROSIN,
TIMBER, COTTON, FLOUR, and other country produce,
either for sa e shipment
My wharf and warehouses being conveniently located for
the reception of produce either by Railroad River
bles to make charges light. Nov. l2- lily
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

JAMES o. BOWDEN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ April 4, 1850 [3ltf WILMINGTON, N.
ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES
WILMINGTON. N. C.
viii give prompt attention to all business in his line.
Feb. 10th, 1857 25-1y
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

A. F.. HAIL,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
4 LluierlOhS u hart, Wu&nNGToN, N (.
Aug. 5th, 1859 49ly
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

July 7th, l859.-257-1t- 3m.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

THE REMAINS OF NAPOLEON THE GREAT.-Worlx
men now busy in the vaults of ST. Denis preparing
sepuchre for the remains of Napoleon l., which will
certainly be removed from the Invades although the
day for the disinterment is not yet fixed. l presume
that Marshal Prince jerome, who at one time declared
that the tomb in the Invades of which he is governor
should never be disturbed long be lived less
positive in his opposition. The last resting place of the
great Napoleon among the bones of the Kings of France
will not however, after ALL be the precise spot which he
had selected for himself and which he is represented
pointing to in the well known glass painting in one Of
the Cathedral windows. Louis XVIII. is buried ir
that vault and the Emperor whose great object in in
terng his uncle in the royal basca is to teach the pub
lie to regard him the legitimate founder of new lnt
of monarchs cannot in consistency desecrae the toni
of legitimate Bourbon.
| M0urboctor EuoyJ;1o 1ur,,ct
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

FULL CASH PRICES FOR NEGROES.
SA ALL PERSONS WISHING TO SELL NEGROES,
* are requested to call the subscriber, he is deter
g. mined to pay prices that viii justify persons to SELL
Pease call on me address at Clinton, n Co. and you
shall have the worth of your Negroes you will sell them
to me and without telling lbs or that Negroes have
fallen. L. a: ! w " I-,111'
Auc 5th, 1R59.-496m* Clinton, ~ Z.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

CA Harness ~ Leather Establishment. G7S-%<( ~
kgEA EVERY variety of Saddles, Har- TFIgt iii
%1-AAA ness, Brides, Whips and Trunks, S.-.il9-SS
Harness. Band String and Sole Leather Calf SkIn Lnig,
&c all kinds Of OIL Coach Trimmings Carpet Bags, Vaises,
&c nfabe Condition Powders, for diseased Horses and
Cattle, every description of Ploughs and grcutura mpe-
The largest stock in the State, and sold wholesale
or retail at the lowest New York prices.
R Harness and Saddles manufactured to order and
paired. JAMES WILSON,
Dec. 3.-l4-1y No. Market ST., the wharf.
WILLIAM J. PRICE.
INSPECTOR OF MAYA L STORES,
WILMINGTON, N. c..
Socts the patronage of his country friends and all 9TH
ers engaged in the Turpentne business.
Eg-Oiice opposite No. Al, North Water Street
Nov. oath, 1858. 6S-ly-w.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

RARE OPENING FOE: PHYSICIANS, WITH DE-
siRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
'Fk SUBSCRIBER wishing to devote his time and atten-
ton to other business offers for sale, in Conwayboro
D G his town property consisting of FIVE LOTS in
Qai portion OF business of the village neat COTTAGE
with and necessary out building, and FIFTEEN
ACRES WELL WOODED SWAMP LAND,
,,a i5Gi dny OrFlCE UFF O9IFlI consisting OF
glca Obsetlcal and Electrical Instruments, Microscopes
and Chemical Apparatus and everything belonging well
arranged office. say hat the stock Medi-
cnes suments, &c. is the best in the Eastern part of
the State together with practice and its good will The
practice IS good and paying To young Physician
about commencing business this induceGent rasely
offered and seldom with Terms easy and accommoda-
ting. JAMES H. NORMAN NJ y.
COnWaybOrO s. C.. 1859
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
4 GREAT BARGAIN.

IN CONSEQUENCE Of the death of my partner, S. F.
Collins, offer for sale that valuable STEAM SA WMLLL,
owned by the firm Of Collins Shine, situated in Daren
Ga and in good running order. further description is
deemed unnecessary, persons wishing to purchase will
doubt look for themselves. Apply to the subscriber at Da
Tien. ID. Y. SHINE.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
yn,TyCr NECROEs WANTED.

ek To THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS OF the coun-
* ties of Duplin, Wayne, Johnston, Harnett, Moore,
~ Cumberland Robson, Baden, Columbus, Brunswick,
New Hanover and Sampson:
The subscriber being desrous of purchasing number OF
likely young Negroes OF all classes and descriptions avas
himself of this method informing those who may haVe
such property dispose Of that they would do well to visit
me at home address Clinton, n C., for which they
shall receive visit the wise Is sufficient as
is well understood that pay exceeding high prices.
EVERETT PETERSON.
March 4, 1859 21-9m
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

One dose often repeated
Z is sure cure for Cholera
~ NOr07t&. and a preventive
q e OF Cholera.
a Only one bottle is needed
~ TO throw out Of the system
T21 the effects of medicine after
e. a long sickness.
III One bottle taken for J0Uu-
- Dice removes ali saliOWness
as or unnatural color from the
k8l skin.
- One dose taken a short
- time before eating gives
SH] vigor to the appetite and
~ makes the food digest well.
ii One dose, often repeated,
- cures Cha Onic DidrrhBd
- in its worst form, while
e-,I Summer and DOacel Com
g pidintS yield almost to the
- first dose.
cD A few bottles will cure
Dr0pSy by exciting the alb
SOrbents.
A. We take pleasure in re-
sa commenting this medicine
TY as a preventive for FerPr
- - and Ague, ChiU Ferer and
"a all Fevers Of a Bilious type.
= 1t operates with certainty,
~ and thousands are willing
"a 10 testify to its wonderful
~ virtues.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

The SORROW OF A DEAF AND DUMB FATHER-Mr.
Bachus, editor of the Canaoharie Rabbi is deaf mute
and thus adds new claims to sympathy in a he
himself touchingly tells:
awe cannot this week fill our usual column. Every
time hitherto, before this that we have sat in the old
place. to the now regularly recurring duty have had
dear little fingers rambling along knees making
happy eyes, bopeeping into ours little head, nod
ding as it shook its curls mock, by-by papa and
returning back again to the sweet childish teasing
But now, alas the little fingers are no longer here the
little eyes dim with the dimness that shall never know
their ustre again, and the little curs yonder be-
nea tn that sod that CLEANS greeny beneath the trees
and the glimmering white tombstone
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

HILLSBOROUGH N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
e THIS ACADEMY is CONDUCTED ON THE
plan of the Virginia and South Carolina State
dS.S Military Institutions. For circular, address
he superintendent, Col c. c. Tew, Hillsborough, n. G..
jan 9th 1853. 23l2m*
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

SAMPSON &C y 1T
John R. Beaman, Admr. of
Jos. j. Cole, j. B. Cox, Sen.
and others,
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

W. TILLEEk. SiIiLADELPTIIA.
IMPORTER OF FANCY GOODS, TCTs. BEADS.
A ND CONFECTIONERS' ARTICLES China Dolls, Rich
n Vases, Toilet Bottles, Inks with Figures. Jewel and
Card Receivers Etagere Articles. Latest styles Of
goods constantly received and sold at the very lowest cash
Drice.. w. TIILER
No. "a South Fourth street. Philadelphia.
July y. 47-9t
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09

Y-COURT OF EQUITY.
Or. Bill
! To Fall Term, 1859.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
Professional and Business Cards.
j. Il. sOUTHERhAHD.
Terms of Subscription.

j. Il. SOUTHERfAHb.
(IATE or WARSAW, DCPLN COUNTY, n CD
((OMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
{ NORTH WATER TREET,
WILMINGTON. n. G..
VIII give prompt personal attention to all orders address
cd TO him. He has Warehouse convenient for storing
Goods and Country Produce.
Aug 10, 1889. 5l-3m
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. South Water Street
WIMINGrON. \. c.
Aug 18th. 1853. Soft
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-09
For Sale and to Let.
JOHNSoNyuTE Eop sA,E

G97 HAVE DECIDED TO GO WEST and change I'll
~S my business; consequently offer for sale this ;R
wen Known stand, which is said to be the best ~
amsburgh District the store house is four years DID,
90 ny % 1eet; acres of land, less small dwelling
TINS the best tract District according to size Also
acres pine land Lynches Lake. Also. tracts
III arlon District near GOdfreys Ferry The smallest
ne above named property will be sold under value
TWO ana three years time, for approved paper will give
a tease OF seven years on the Marion lands
JOHN G. DYE.
Johnsonvie, S, c., Sept. 2, 1859. 1-2w
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re w YARDS.

kD-THEyE DOLLARS BEWARD WILL BIC
the Is ~ e recovery Of pair Of gold spec!'css los, 10
=, ~, jersey SAroac deDoi, City
IA ara Iso ~ hroLfTsy 9Th ybornss adreYs %,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r o. o. F-rHE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPnHNT Q
j. eouthern New York win hold ta annual session for
election OF officers and other business Monday, Aufu
In the room, ODD Fellows Hail. corner Of Grand and Cent?
streets, ct 3 O'Clock r. n. By order.
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Fn GNCH ADvERIIsEM1Nrs.-

TIED DAME rRAFCAIsE DESIRE ThcUvER ma
~ LIT bonner seln au bioe-on Of az
e. charge % tafs con deyor dune pour s9a enAn
Dedyeeeey ~ " Jhonreon a-
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EoR sAIE-THE sLooP YACHT IsLawD rAwN, OF
about toms well found and fast gsicrs apply al NO.
Brosawsy, In he basement
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WAKEFlELD.-THE MEMaERS OF INDUSTRIAL
w Home Association, No are hereby notified that the
unless immediate steps taken to have paid be
held in Military Hall In the Bowery at the head Of Spring
Tuesday evening August at O'Clock 10 take
ton In the mater. JOHN COhMehFOhU, Preaideni.
CORNELIUS A. COOPER, Purchasing Trustee.
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE WITH FORTY.
of excellent land fortune for any man to
and occupy Marathon county Wiscot sin, plank
miles two large the hotel Sheds
perfect order loaou delightful and healthy Price
thousand dos; will exchange for merchandise city
perry, small pa5 ,nesr the city Apply 70 NJ. BkVWER
80 FuitCnat-eet In the hat store
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IHALLFN0M TO ALL CREATION FOR THE LARoHsT
Newfoundland and st. Bernard breed OF dogs plenty Of
pups OF the same breed ak Settlers four pointers well
Moken 1ar TRIAL can be had Of them three seter pups
i've pointer pups OF the breed. six black tan
our black tan doa three black bches Ave Scotch ter
Ie I'll COCO rnters Pariic liar attention paid to the treat
mtnt snd cure OF dtesaes OF all kuds No charge
Does ooa Ed ~ III per week boarded and 81 % per
ween Dogs cropped and uromed In the neatest manner
Ssfdptrs manse cure S! cents bottle Cure for n.y.
Gardner, ~ Beekman stre ct, basement
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0sOH 'sALE-THE PLOT OF GaOUND SITUATED
between 1enta and Eleventh and Fifty egh
and fiy ninth 10 good condition for buDg being
and within blocks Of the Central Park The Common
Council making improvement in regulating paving
and laying curb gutter the the
walls 10 the vicinity abe above plot will be sold
application be made 10 BENZ AMIN JONES, corner
Broadway and West Forty s.xih street.
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E'oR SALE Or TO LET-IN WET FLUSHING, oPso
railroad depot where the step IL times daily
Including sundsysA bouse % ground
beautifully shaded enclosed the best situation for lager
garden picnic and other the vicinity
York. Apply TO "A. SRkGAANr, ID Val street.
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TOR SALE CnEAP, OR 70 LET FOR HIS KERI
doce rsctabe good tempered and can Be- used ehsr i
saddle harness Reason for sale the going Europe
Apply the eables Nos ~ 81 Wos Twenty third street,
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r AIDES AND 0RNTLKMEN HAVING ANY CASE OF
- cosbng furniture carpets TO dispose Of TI rs1ev
the highest price by sending addreseog A
ris osS miro between toreh and st
Ladies attended 70 by Mrs Earss
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NPECIAL NOTICE JOSEPH LSR h CO., MERCHANT
- sors from 100 5s4 Broadway door
the of Prince street. between the S Nicholas and
NetrQnolitAn Hotaa
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GSGR sALE-Ar SARATOGA, COTTAGE AND ONT
of ground the residence of the late John Peters
remain on mortgage Apply to Du Unitet
States Hotel, Saratoga, 10 GEO. O. PETERS, 207 Wee
Twenty third ST. eet, New York.
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TOR sALE-A PLOT or GROUND IN THE EIaHTH
ward of the city Of Brooklyn fronting Tenth
and Eighteenth nineteenth bsng 200 Tenth
avenue 3s feet inches kshteenih street and si feet
inches Nineteenth ee Abe ground Is bes ufuly situated
and we adapted for building purposes end will be acid
sensbe application be wade To THOMAS MACF Ar
York.
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1880
( Csr-CN WEDNESDAY, 9TH Irsr., IN ONE OF
"a The small hiitn svenue cars, the siIL
2yearc end fcrteth street, onnae some
llver Sud pspes sny person fiodinR hc
he 1cn.y II they will return the wallet WITH pa3e-s %
The oce 81 the Murray Hill House VI avenue
aud rruet6 r,fett
Z OsT or BTOLFH-A LAR0E SIZED wHIrE FRENCH
L. poodle ,og shaved tina back esy with blak
the qrnng OF the 29tb doiaa re SAfd
viii % given II stunned 70 NO. ~ Seventh street.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1859.
SALES on REAL ESTATE.

n STOCK OF SALEABLE SMALL WARES, NOTIONS,
40 70 exchange for real estate either In country ciy
would exchange for pianos; amount about 5000 Ad
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HOE sALE-NoTICE TO sOUTHlRNERs OR CUBANs
very handsome country with fne view Of the Sound
the country eeAt Massr Leands Of the Metro
poan Hotel at new Rochee elegant shade trees and fruit
in abundance; house and grounds In perfect order.
kINSH1MER, S45 Fourth avenue.
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w ANTBD TO BUY-k SMALL, NcAr, Two STORY
framed cottage, with two three lots adjonng shaae
trees garden under cultivation Indispensable; wo,d prs
fer Bay hoge Fsbush Bedford pr $aOtO
Addresa g. hhomphon care Of Edgar Irving 3s Pine
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WILLIAMSBURG FOR SALE OK TOILET, A EMAIL
w pleasantly caied house, desirable for family
dwelling to berrieves brick front balcony with gas and
futures throuehou Inquire Beas grocery Grand
and EVEN streets.
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rTOUsg AND LOT FOR saLE-EAsT MgLEoS, MOE.
IL issns, opposite Jane sebees new folndy, CONTAIN
Ing good basement all 10 good order. Apply
70 JOHN UlARKE 22s West wenty fifth Eeet or TO JAMES
aARkETY, on the premises Must be sold In . tow days
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FOR sALE-THl guBsrANTlAL THREE STORY
brick house and lot No Monroe p Brooklyn, replese
with every convenience lot Is by 100; rs by e6 three
rooms deep with water furnace and throughout and In
capital order. apply to g. BL7DENBURisH, 81 Pierre
ppnt street 70 j. b. BROwER CO., 45 s,uih street.