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, 1860-04-24

A correspondent of the Springfield .R<7u5li-
ea,s furnishes the following interesting account
Of the death Of the patriot, James Otis:
At one time be remarked to member Of tue
family: NJ dear sister, l hope when God Al
mighty, in bis righteous providence, shull take
me out Of time into eternity that it will be By
flash Of Lightning" Speedily was his desire
fulfilled. says = lillian Tudor, his biographer: !:
"0n Friday afternoon, the esd day Of My, 1855,
heavy cloud suddenly arose, and the greater
part Of tie family "c-e collected in one Of tho
rooms to wait till the shower should have passed.
Otis, with his cane in one hand, stood sgainst
the nos, OF the door, which opened from this
apartment into the front e1tzy. lie was in the
act Of telling the asse nbled group story. when
an explosion took p ace, Which seemed to shake
or word, instartancous!y dead. This fash Of
lightning was the first that came from the cloud.
and was not followed by any others that were
remarkable There were seven or eight per-
sons in the room, but no other was injured. No
mark Of my kind could DO found en- ons. nor
WAS there the slightest change or convu!sion on
his features"
, 1860-04-24
Ohio OIly.-Great Excitement.
From tkc Cie:,Iaod Herald

SkH1A&A. VAlo, APs14 ~ t.t1-
Last week Mr. Il. Arnes commenced digging
q cellar On The corner lot in the centre Of our
village. and when at the depth Of about fire
feet the fumes Of coal oil becane very strong.
Crowds Of people have been around the "hoie
in the ground" almost constantly since the Dis
eoverr, TO see the OIL, which can now be seen
in small quantities. Gentlemen who have been
engaged IN boring for oil in Pennsylvania, and
sppeas to be ",p9sted" on that point, hare
pect for an abundance Of oil the best they have
seen. Mr. Ames was offered Is, for the use
Of his lot for d certain length of time, {don't
know exactly how long) but promptly refused
the ofIer. 4. NC
, 1860-04-24
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH DIR
LAKE STEAMERS

It Is estimated that capital to the amount Of
more than two millions Of dollars is now lock.
ID up in firrt~class lake steamers, most q
which hare been thrown out Of employment
by the competition Of railroads. There is little
probability that t1ey can over again be pst to
aoy remunezatire service upon the lakes, and
rnless they can be taken where they are need
I'd, this large sum viii be irfetrievab1y lost.
It has been suggested that, At triding cost
compared with the ralue Of the property to be
reecued, these steamers can BE- taken through
b tn uiapi1 md Mississippi riysrs, vhsrs
, 1860-04-24

4 CHCRcu BrnSER.-Within n few days, four
church edi6ces and m academy hare been
By the name Of John p, Rudd, who is said to be
about half-wi:ted, was arrested Oh SUSPICION Of
having set fire to one Of them, and has confess
ed TO burning all Of them. The Fayetteville
Obsrrer learns that he says be intended to burn
every church in Lincola county that IVES over
ten ycars old, as he thought that was long
enough for such building 10 do service, and
that he had given himself ei1 months in which
to do the work. he was placed in Jail, at Fay
ett-Eille, On the 10th instant.
, 1860-04-24

We know not how Mr.. Gurlcy's bill, in the
House Of Representatives, authorizing the
erection Of government printing establish
ment, is to fare; but that there is necessity
for reform in the method Of doing the govern
ment printing is admitted on MI sides. We
find in the Philadelphia Press copy Of few
Of The charges made By the Printer Of the
XXXuId Congress, which show how reck-
lessly the money Of the people has been
squandered on the production Of books for
which the world has no Use. We enumerate 6
few Of the volumes and set forth their cost:
Addresses On the death Of Vice President King. Ssls
| Reoori Of apta!a SiETcavcs Of m ExIed ton
dowutLe Zunl and dorado Esrer. t1cphnf}- Aoe6 !
| Re. .urs OF Captain Marcy OF Reconnaissance Of
TIC Valley af the Rcd River t.ep7at}.. 6 3
Reports Of Exploration and SURVEYS
| far Il railroad FROM the Nsa1lippt
, 1860-04-24

PERPETUAL AIxAsAc.-Jo.eph II. Driskell, an
ingenious mute, Of Jacksonville, ILL.,, has in-
vented a Perpetual Almanac, adapted to the
latitude Of Washington city and St. Louis. It il
arranged SO that It alters itself once year, and
will tell the day Of the week On which occurred
any important anniversary.
, 1860-04-24

the stupidity Of that paper;
I'll the Commercial is III. it is not our fault.
NO nun In the world tries harder than we do to
manufacture an exciting or eyeu interesting
aTslec. The town ia SO o''irretrievably' religious
that light or skrimmage il impossible. Even
the DUMP bea.ts partake Of the general quiet.
Saturday we tied M oyster can to dogs tail,
nigger's hat Of, after al hours stjuat cause and
provocation." Tbechickens remain On The root
Ill day, and = genuine porker In the street is a
r&zity 10 are destined peytr II behold again.
, 1860-04-24

PUTNAM Corx7r.-Thc Republicans Of Put
nam county held their Convention, at uenuerln,
on the 18th inst, and elected L. c. Bacon, II.
Hopkins and D. r. Fyfe delegates to the Deca-
tur Convention. The following Was the onlg
resolution passed Of personal character:
e~Jsr That We mos. heartily endorse actio7 Of our
the Hon owEs LovEor IN hurlne den.
him pom t'c oor ofthe II Of Kerescntaives,
aad oaEsslve. to stand y hs o4 aEa aee de-
fcnsc Of the frscuo of Upon the oor ef Congress-
JERSEY Corxry.-The Republicans Of Jersey
county held their Convention, ut Jcrseyvillc, on
the 14th inst, aud elected Alex. Il. Moreau,
Isaac McCollister, c. c. Cummings aud i. F.
Staten, delegates to the Decatur Convention
The following resolutions were passed:
c-o'r<d Tha. Senator Tarnnr11- ana The epub can
Represent Congress tf1a THIS State Who have
cnt season, .cndrr Lca tanks iuat We
ASSURE Of :, mp dhs IN goodwill! and
i" public Corruption aud rtooc tic Interests 81 H.:
nas fssdoT s ana hs Is sT's H. wsa
putacans o Jersey county fos N'cM.np YATES fr The
q; 10 j. & e e Teex 70 'a f
fa,r Of The nteEs:s.H Tue part 1he worth Of
ns II asS !' Of
E-< Thst " oq1a t.pssMs 70 ouf earnest and decided
S % @1e ri sesdeaer
TONED ln'egty l,s anspo'sea nuhc rsod h. conshten
ID !: 6; ss!s; ri, III s
clbunctiou.
ANOTHER NoA1NA1loS.-TLe Mt Vernon Star
(pro-slavery organ Of Jefferson county nomi.
Mates the Hon. WAlrkn u. ScATEs, of Chicago,
fer Governor.
"orR QrlvEnISd MEMBER Mr. Nc
CLEnsASp's speech, in reply to Kellogg, in
which he referred to Scnator Douglas as soar.
ing high above his enemies, aud "quirering his
tail in proud defiance over thcm." he has ac-
quircd the appellation Of "our quivcring men,
ber,' among the good people Of the Sixth Dis
trict,
, 1860-04-24

T OOk OUT FOR BARGAINS.
Special Ad advertisements.
Silks! Silks! Silks!!!
We win exhibit On MONDAY, April 1ss. .a auction
purchase ofover
$40, 1000 Worth Of Dress Silks,
don We have bought and viii sel4 80 to % per cent
Besoso sh< eoss Of Importation.
Cad SeS s1yss sik' mi sssIs ssis TT s.ae ESs !
Fasssos Gaas, shavi "a many e1s:n'tTe styles Of
goods ju5sarrved per steamer Persia
WIN. ROSS T. CO.,
fe91.bxsssm 1e' md ls9 Lake street.
OPEN7NG OF T.. NEW MILL
INV. WETHERELL
.MILLLy1'ERT,
From New York, which ~tu BE- sold atthc
Lowest Possible Cash Prices,
ss e. e
geS e. xssttz Il saa S',Gt IS
Split Straw Hats; vesT cunning.
Pearl, Pedal and Florence Hats,
Gess e. se:i :e;}ts Of
Fa4aoaahy trimmed B9eatta 'uIu.hed to1 ~ er -.
:s 1:::2* II; s ::s !: :
READY WHEN PROMISED.
Hsyuk secured The .er,.eea Of Na 4. Z. WILLIAMS
formerly n ths bHsae. hsse nd 20 i9Ek 70 n;oe3
.se .es: s*at,,!y ~ fee! pes eoOad=nce IN le7''r'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-25
From Grace Greenwood's Little Pilgrim
.EToER.v OF TEE F.rSE.


From Grace Greenwood's Little Pilgrim.
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Is noI ornamentsa ronnN - - .''4 %
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Far soms,b;ne fa;rer III al, itself ts
II ever h;ds m. ses3-57--
-. - See AT
roL 80 .i.,d. L,dI. - -
Iht.e,a,sth.t>h.,b hasn -.,.
=. e,asn.5 ronnd hy da;ntv an,ars.s,,, $50 IN
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CHAPTER II.

heard from her 1r1endS occasionally, but as the
time of their separation heightened, Flora's let
ters came less frequently. And when they did
come, they contained nothing but accounts of
her sgayeties," and these were but little inter
esting to Evelyn. No word of Eustace Fame
had been mentioned since the first two or three
epistles, in which he had been casually advert
ed TO, as a visitor at her aunt's. .$.e
Evelyn sat in her fathers study one May
morning, musing on the contents of Flora s last
letter, which lay before her. She heard voices
in the hall, and started from her seat, and gath
cred her papers together, but she was prevented
from leaving the room by the entrance of her
father and a gentleman. ~. Il
"Here is an old acquaintance of ours" said
Mr. Lester, gaily. .Mr. Eustace Fame has
come to stay week or two at A., as he
did last summer /" '-t
Eustace took Evefyn's cold hand, without
noticing any thing strange, in her look. How
should he2 He had not learned to watch her
look with jealous care. But when he turned
away, she sat on a chair helplessly; her sight
darisened, and the sound Of the two voices fell
on her ear in drowsy, indistipct murmur for
a while. And then she moved slowly across
the room, left it, and fed up stairs. Poor
child, she was very young, and trouble was
new to her. olasrh ID e9a5lo ~ 73ooH - =
r. The little chamber witnessed another strug-
gle of the poor, weak, trembling heart, and an
other victory. After that day Evelyn learned
to bear his presence calmly, even to talk with
him composedly and without embarrassment
Sometimes, when together with her mother,
they walked in the green lanes, and Eustace
gave utterance to some of the poetry with
which his nature was overfowing, it was
strange pleasure for him to read in the eyes of
the quiet girl beside him how we'll he was un-
derstood '''so ihe.A's'
They seldom spoke of Flora Once her
name was mentioned by Mr.. Lester, who hap
pened to say something about the Beresfordes,
and he asked Evelyn if she had heard from
Flora lately. She averted her head from Eus.
tace before she answered in her negative She
was afraid to see how he looked on hearing her
name, The next moment she was surprised
by his speaking on the subject of Flora. bisIo77
"Do you then correspond with Miss Beres-
ford?" he asked. aHo7 t22 saa 51a1 atom y
- Mr. Lester was just leaving the room, but he
turned back to answer with. growl :-sIts
correspondence which, like the Irishman' s rec.
iprocity, is all on one side. How long is it,
Evelyn, since you heard from your friend?"
Z EVELYN, panied and embarrassed, did not
speak. She thought she detected some bit
terness in the tone with which Mr. Fame next
said: a- .vtlraJ +
"Miss Beresford is too deeply immersed in
gayety and dissipation to have much time for
letter writing" "a .4s5slen sae-
81 am certain" replied Evelyn earnestly,
and fascinating they may be, will over cause
Flora to forget that she loves 80
s.To forget?-perhaps not" and Eustace
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-25
ASHLAND ASHLAND COUNTY, OHIO. WEDNESDAY MORN

.44 ofsI,rlp!. !. s5.:I s.:i !: 4: i: {. s
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- EReO66 WANYIHGFCHAgGE OF CLI8fAf
Sor he.itfs see advertisement of Hpmmonte
issss 5 sss.Iss ssispns 'pas.e ~ y
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NOTARY REBLIC.

sTsHE hhdersig gnedi having received theaapPoint
tSie and certify vdepesitions. Acknowledgements O
deeds, Povessssf Attsrney, &c Charge reason able
once In the Rscordsr' {. Once. i,sJoHNSTON.T
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-25

- DR. s. wOoDIN, Dentist, Hayes
IL Vile. Ohio.-Teeth in serted from
euYnl - one to full set. Fill.ng done o3order,
nd warranted to give satus usfaction. - :. .llF =
Februnry-4 54tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
LEGAL NOTIONS.
DOLTLE Law

I(OLTLE LAW.
ID An act in relation the sale Of Bottles used By the ma
nufsciurers and boers OF mineral waters and oilers ~
amended March "a 1860 The ,eope Of state OF New Yor
repre- enfed In senAe and Assembly do
ssns * SOFA and ws poss1 ". Geog
beer bottea with their other marks usd
tsreon file In the office Of tho Secretary or state ana ~
NE OF county In which such articles shall be- hosd
or sold description OF the marks s used h 49,
sno cause Earhe 70 be printed fer weeks
IN sna neWsSsr pgSshsd in such eTcsp Se
made Tor the same term IN two daily newspapers pubahed in
Sec 2 II 10 hereby declared to be nuavfu, for
psrSons neesr without the written conseat Of ne owner
hsreof TO Eli with mineral waters or other h. vs.sSe, 49,
ssch bottle 20 marked stamped TO se dspose ~ nx
INC n ans such bottles 50 NAKED or stamped by MINI
iners vaie ether beverages apy suoh 10 ssn
nG sna be Liable TO penalty Of y esc aud every
oSe SO ned bought sold used or scked In for The
nene and i've dollars for each and every bottle filed
Tense. = = Va
Sec ;; Tie fact any person oher than the rshsrul
such bottles for tia heren Of any mineral water
efer Leverage eha efdoncs o. the unlawfu
and uss Sce sd sss o oss o.
before any mssste that Be hse reas1u to believed
does beeve ah any Of hs bottles stamped aud re4s
:: .saa q ss ry
beyer res Or hs any dealer or vcndef Of shall
have any such S,ss sscret ed rDcr he vrsns.s
ih.,sr,Tcp procesd 70 obtain the same undsr tses
sTssnP provissons Of lay In relation I, s..rchs|
Of sh .ct; and ne msssss ss.i have uo9e IL
vbe said bottles may have been
e shall And summary examination that said persou ha
Sipobeyed violated Of the foregoing provttoos th
eiae shal proceed 70 impose the nne and the ssmy
'1 SEC J. This act shall take enec. immedi,.ey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nEAyNEss- AND NOISES IN THE HEAD-H
IL COISrON, surgeon, ffrm England continues to Arp
his now and extraordinary treatment Particular for 81
cure sent upon receip Of stamped tdrecteD envsiou
ConsultAiion daily, free Address No. Huntington ore,
South Brooklyn, N. 4. 1900 =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

UvOR sALE-A THRBE STORY HIGH BASEMENT AND
counter cellar House. with the modern prov emeuts
No 20 West Ihry si,th street 2s feet .es. Of Eighth
96 feet sches deep hall olcos gas fixtures included
price ~ 00Q half caAh. For parouarS inquire he pre-
uniae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

EoR sALE-A TWO STORY FRAME AND BRICK
basement Cottage Fifty ars street, between Tenth and
and Eleventh avenues south side with wer DOS
s''''0" ~" VI A''' App'' W 'A' 81 b. WALTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

Two LET-lOR BUSINESS PURPOSES TaEwHorR OR
lower part OF the house 50 Walker street nesr Rr
ror urher particulars In ure at s3 Broadway In IN segr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

EvARN OF 30 AOR1s. HIGHLY CULTIVATED. PAY.
g hAndsoms interest good buildings and everything
CURED on hIet farm Az miles from New York wAas
and and p1S borndcd b, salt wAer Losy Island sound
way. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

ITO LHT-A SUIT or ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
furnished. with without breakfast party Of gentle.
Wishing two will be rented
furnished and with the front basement desired to small
family without chdIe house modern built with
yenence at hand neehborhooi excellent aud
location delightful for being opposite the grounds
Tho Blind Institution Apoly from TIL p. NJ Of ii Boor-
place, West thirty third street. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

ITO LET-fHE UPPER PART OF HOUSE IN FoRrv
ninth street. near Second possession n h ia
immediately, desred moderate % soSS sno, 70 "a
ply Ut 40 Second avenue. 49, 'on~"" Ap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

IyOR SALEM THE TOWN OF PELH AM. wEsTCHES.
II county, sixteen miles from New York within ten
mputcs' ride by railroad steamboat Of New Rochelle
Vernon, beautiful location for 1oneman's country
seat oommasding fine vew Of The sgII oundng country
containing about sixteen Of choice land with plenty OF
shrubby and GOOD selection OF choice fruit trees In full
bearing such apples piums erres 40 &c aue
wow lib good hshng and sailing For Of
JAS HirMAN, near Tho premses, or 70 N. HINAAN, -
Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

OOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE - ONE OF n
~ asrsc with comfortable house. with double piazza two
psros dining room ,hs acce and small kitchen AuAched
Ane airy chambers, 6r rate oomouod cellar hose
building san b suppss .hroushou! with wser from
cH the Northern raircad and ten msutss walk
depot Also Seventy % eighty ecrss Of uptmproved land
e snh pursh nses Per particulars inquire Of H. FLAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

ITO LEr.-PART OF HOUSE, lag EAST FORTIErH
street. bgweeu Second and Third Combating of
front arc back basement parlor door aud part d
geneel fsmy; sston Immediately Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

BY New York and New Haven nalrosd, desirable sum
short distance from he Shore two acres of lana rh
fruit rcs In abundance good garde Orchard nevsr
Insurance. Company Or Francis Bulkey the depot Four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

INOR SAL1 on 10 LEf-FwO HOUSES AND Lors No
- ed sl3 ws Twenty ffth street. near Tenth
VII IL ne nodern Improvements No. SIS and hiSh
QtooR; No 800 handsomely frescoed and gifted corucs
- - Ireotees md for particulars apply A j. YEO.
MH ig Mea Nineseenth street In The carpenters shop
o. = lH WeN fwsauo(A stree. Terms easy. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

IyoR sALB-THK HOUSE AND LOT NO. 90 EAST
Thirty fourth street near Madison avenue one Of the most
FERNS moderate Inquire On tho premises. Of h
LUDLOW. No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

GNOTTAGES IN NEWPORT TO LETT HAVE 4 COT
~ tsee rent $50 enc sa0 and $50 which would let
for lbe for term Of able paios
These cottages PRETTY surrounded
with and shrubs Or would soil bargain very easy
interested will do we'll preserve leisure
LEVI JOHRSOs Newport r. I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

CT OOO AN ELEGANT BROWN STONE HOUSE
YI:VOO. situated on TIE north side Of Forty eixhth
dows black walnut bath 40 Price 800. Apply to the
II. j. SU2TEES. 62l Second 70 DANIEL
GAkRIsON. II West Thirty fifth street. Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

DM1OvAL-rHB SUBSCRIBER WOULD RRsPpcr
II fully inform hs fends and the public that about 10
w b prepared y fsrnsh Hydr.uio jacks Of from 70
Hydrxsbc Press pasna HydrsuNe PuseSss for puncS
hg from three A. TO one inch holes through iron inoh
ck Force Pumps for Hydraulic Presses for tsng tubea
nders d. - bgA ~ 900 pounds 70 the inch or
,eses for rood hArd roads Squirting OIL cans All orders
be addreoBoA - RIOHARD DUD0EON,
No. II Gooruk Street. n T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

ITO LRT-THE THREE STOJ Y AND BASEMENT HIGH.
soop House 50 West wenty second street. between sixth
and Seventh has been newly painted
pste order; given Immediately; 81 0OO APP
ply 70 AN6ON HERR OK Atlas oflco, A Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUSE WANTBD.-A COMFORTABLE MEDIUM
II tzed dwelling House, located between Thirteenth street
and Prince street. In the neghborhood Of Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

ITO IEf-A HANDSOME THREE STORY BASEMENT
BRICK house In BROOKLYN. with all the modera improve
nens five minutes walk from South ferry large garden
DO; 500 Apply Ut Is East Broad way New YORK or 70
r. LESLIE sner Of Atlantic and Clinton Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

ITO LHT-IN GIIsEY's BUILDING, 100 BROADWAY. TO
established Watch, Locke& Chain houses half Of
Office No. 4, with use Of . large Safe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

EVOR SALE-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY REUDRNOR,
On the Gosneccut river, in The town Of Essex, Middle
Conn. The properly consists OF 6ne
double House. built style, with verAndah and
poa also dollhouse AID Laundry oombiued eheds
every oonyelence necessary for country redenee
Orchard tane grated fruit and the whole In good
ready The contain in all about
nores high of alton
minutes walk Of the landing shout aye miles from
Within miles Of Long Isand found In the
nifty OF four churches select seminary academy aud other
schools. For further parcu apply TO Mrs H. L CHAN
PLIk w. PRATT, Esq. of Essex, to K. T. MORGAN
lea No 20 South street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

ITO LBT-IN ANN STREET, ROOMS ON TIE SECOND
and third floors Of the Atlas building No A Ann street;
featuring bus being the used the publication
Office Of The New York Ledger. Apply to ANSON AEKRICK
tho premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

no LET Oh LEASE-ThE HOUSE AND GROUNDa
uaed between lash and lch streets. and Seventh and
Eighth avenues comprising the whole block. The house 4
large and commodous and In excellent order
ooachbouse and stables attached upon hgh sround
commanding hne view Of High Bridge and the Harlem river
and well adapted for hotel or private reaidence Apply i
No IS Prince street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

mo LET-THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC HIGH
i stoop brick Dwelling House No. 266 West fwentssh
street. fronting Cheses square, has nine bedrooms and
Pes With GROOM gas future. and every that
high stoop brick Dwelling House No 4l West Tenth o.
near Hudson street. without yard furnished with Croton and
$3.50 Al.c The Dwelling Par o. House No l2s Ninth
convenences hiss nix large and kchsn and will be
in good order rent $500 Also the Saloon Basement Of
IVES. Tenth has two good and farnlshed With
other business rent $4 per Month. Also livery desirable
Floors containing five each Furnished with the Croton
fixtures with meters for each
1btteenh street Eighth and Ninth avenues and
Apply TO D. CusHHAN l52 Ninth avenue between
ueth and Twenty first sire ctr.
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ITO LET-A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE. IL
London terrace, Wes Twenty third street with ali the mo-
6ern improvements also Walkers urna elier
all in the best order The terrace extending from to Ten
avenues planted with choice trees free FOR the The resi-
dents only Inquire the eises from till p NJ Of
p. FRIDENBERG, 496 Hudson street M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

ITO LkT-THE THREE STORY BASEMENT AND UN.
derrellar brick Rouse t2 East Foreh street. between
secopd an Third gss hrougheu Apply
10 q. b. SMITH, l9l West street. up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

EOR SALEM BROOKLYN, DESIRABLE LOT
1rlC0, north side De Kab avenue, between Kent and
Franklin avenues Apply at 81 oyt Street, South Brooklyn
TOR BALB-wIrH A BUILDING LOAN. PLOT OF
Z Lots, well situated leo feet street. fne opportunity
for enerptisne builder. Apply 70 E. kARTlNDALE, l67
BroAdv third story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

TO LBT-M SOUTH BROOKLYN "A GENTLEMAN
and wife, without children would let IN ANAL family
ps OF the three story and basement brick House Court
r et gas and water in the house Apply IL r. n.