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wheat had been rendered TO them at Dalton would
have been found to have accepted it from the plain
tis in error, and to have forwarded IL with proper
despatch, does not admit Of debate. And for anx
wrongful omission to do 30, thev Certainly would
have been liable to Nelson in dasnaRes fof conse-
quences and if the plaintiffs in error had done their
duty, they would have been absolYed But they aid
not Il is well settled principle Of law, applicable
to common carriers, both Of goods and passenesrE
that they are bound to carry for all persons who
apply unless they have reasonable excuse for the
refusal to do so. Carriers Of goods and passen.
gers who set themselves before the public ready
to carry for all who apply. become kind Of publs
officers and owe to the public general duty, indie
pendent Of any contract in the particular ease
kedheld on Railways, 26l. -ar.s
1t Is insisted that the delay which would have
taken place at Dalton, If it did not furnish an an
s"er to the action, must produce the amountof tie
recovery. II this were so, we must, upon this re-
cord, presume that the Circuit Judge properly in
sructed the jury upon the SUBJECT and that they
properly considered it in making up their verdict
SINCE mere IS nothing TO the contrary in the bill Of
e1xcePuons and no request or refusal whatever, to
cnasse IN relation to this aspect Of the case. But
800 n0e see now this could Fave negatived the dam
49, NeiSoa (t there was unnecessary delay or
negieetl was entitled 70 fun damaQes Somewhere.
either from the plaintiffs in error or the western
and Atlantic railroad company. Rut how eouid be
get II from TINS latter company, unless the wheat
were rendered them TO earrys We NAV remark
TOO, that the weight Of the proof ia that II the
wheat had gone forward upon the road Of the nlai-
tfs in error, il would not have been I,nrsasorablv
delayed at Dalton. ,T77N
Upon the entire case we discover no rex.on for
reversal of this Judgment. WRloar.
A true copy. W.R. CAswELL, Clerk.
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RnnuInr Vote

The papers in the Confederate States have heard
that objections have been made in the Northern, and
even in the Border States that their new Constitution
was not submitted to vote Of the people. They
justify themselves the ground that their people
elected their delegates with full knowledge OF
what was TO be DONE and did not desire to be trou
bled with being again called to the polls The times
were revolutionary, too, and people had other and
very different matters to attend to- They say also,
that they have most excellent authority for their
course in the example of the sold Thirteen" in rati
flying the Constitution of the United States. That in
strument was never submitted directly to vote of
the people 1t was ratified in Convention, whose &C
ton was final And there was NO such apology for
the omission then as exists now. Then peace reign
ed throughout the land, and the people were in no
apprehension of civil war. In the Virginia Conven-
ton on full vote, the Constitution was adopted by
only 10 majority. The vote stood SO for to 79
against Well-accredited tradition asserts that a
large majority of the people were opposed to the
decision of the Convention, and knowledge of that
fact had no little weight in preventing the submis
sion of the question to a popular vote.-Richnond
WHO.
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PERsoxAL--Thh Hon. James A. Bayard, q. S. Sen
ator from the State Of Delaware, is sojourning in
our city. IT. whispered around that this distin-
puished gentleman has visited the South preparato-
~ to making great effort to rid the people in his
own State from the Black Republican yoke.
Mr. Bullock, of Kentucky, nephew of Senator
Breckenridge, and Mr.. Todd, also of Kentucky, and
brother to Mrs. Lincoln are slso in our city The
latter gentleman, we understand, has visited this
city for the purpose of Offering his services to the
President of the Confederate State and although
old Abe is his brather nlaw, he Is Notwithstanding
the more willing to join forces in crusade
against the Black Republican power-Patriotism is
not at discount in Kentucky Montgomery Confed
Grafton, pTiL Ii
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Scientific DiscOVery.--Electrfc
Water.

IT weI known 70 ne profession that Esstriety q ls s
motor Qf hs. Every remedy whck really assa1.
does OF m electrical adaptation to the q -
Invalid. By the OF such remedies and k1Hufau
WATxR, in which patients hAthed in Of
Ladies being attended b. a-LedyI curing all kinds e Old
OBSTINATE pants which have resisted all ether
Of "Consanptyes receive s bat in cases.
where patients geak 70 visit treat hsm " s
Bropt0a Hospital hdsi0ns HhLch hreathsd into
diseased lang, right the seat Of the disse e71
stamps for pamphlet Other patients vho eannet conc to
the EALING WATERs" sending fse-their agssx
asd fall description Of symptoms have medicines rent = ~
(Send for crcalar The Electric Waters extract all ainsrz
Eahstanees taken medicine sherwe absorbed ne
over TWENTY IN the treatment Of hous
and Wosn diseases and weaknesses,
be regarded A. . reasolable Euarsntes OF TueoesS.
= Rooms aad Boarding Furnished %
Patients N
PHYSICIANS who may wish ihenssITes Of s val
Haels discovery in Blectc Baths invited ny oca
~ Ne l46. South Sum ner street.
Hours from to 3P n. every day sIsspt he gsssah-
Address DR. W0MRAUGH,
nar2Ti-dktEly Nashville, Ina-
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A PREDICTION VERIFIED.-It win be remembered
that our distinguished Secretary of War, in his
speech from the balcony of the Exchange Hotel on
Friday night last predicted that the flag of the Con-
federate States would be waving over Fort Sumter
in less than twenty-four hours from that time his
prediction Is fully verified. and has now become q
matter of history. He likewise predicted that IN
less than three months that ensign of our ma
tionalty and independence would be triumphantly
waving over the dome of the Capitol at Washington!
Time will determine as to whether this last prophe-
cy is to be ful6led.-Montgomsry Advertiser, april
"a
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A Good Earn, for Sale.

WTE offer for sale the place which Coleman has live
Wv since 1885, and known the Rogers land, lying OF
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road
within mile Of Wamsyle, and three miles Of the Nash
Wills and Northwestern Railroad; healthy, pleasant and beau
fu Of Tennessee Said land contains hundred
and ninety aceseghty cleared, and about Ay acre
good land to clear it isn good state Of cultivation with
fertsbe dwelling HOUSES houses Also, good
orchards aud several falling spsgs Of excellent water
well tmberad and certainly be made Of the most de
rable this section Of country We premise
barRanin this land and will sell Tor cash. tune with inter
est For further information call James hcNsy, vho
Tennessee river BTkN Il BROTHER.
C5lion and ADertcaH copy, and charge Ad00cdte.
neD29-n
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VoLuSTEIK FORCE OF GEeRGIA.-That our enemies
may see that Georgia is prepared for any emer-
gency she is likely to be called to face We copy
elsewhere from the Southern Recorder an official
list Of the volunteer companies in the State. They
add up 22S, nearly two to county, and fixing the
average number of men at 80, which we are con-
WINGED is short of the mark, we have an available
force of volunteer soldiery, ready for action at =
moments warning, of eleven thousand four hun
dred men,
1t will thus be seen that the State of Georgia is
prepared to fill many such acquisitions as have been
recently made upon her by the Confederate Govern
ment and that without drafting single man for the
seryice-Srrdnndh Republican,
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SPECIAL Nor1oE.-rhs umOu AID Anrarc.u q ooaayos

SPECIAL N0TICE.-The UmoH AMERICAN is eoadvcs
Cd stricy tie CASE syss Az papers are dSsco.ss
ned at tie aspiration Of e tle for tohfcA they hsCs been
PAID Subscribers 0iu BE- notified soAen sig sbscrtoH
q dooss 10 expire, By sfr Gpers ad ~
Isss hs sbseTpsio 20 tie paper sof be disc0Rts
sed. 13is q rule from rAicA there c Be departure
Rttcb for hseross mark and renep your sBbscrpftos
Weekly UEfoE AMERICAN % per danzb in adUdHos-
III Weakly UNION AND AMERICAN IS per G1Hs1s IN Gd
subscribers desiring their papers changed mention
The Post oce from, well ashe which they desire the
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SUIcIDE-One day last week, the body of a mar
was found suspended by the neck, in q deserted
shanty near the Nashville ard Northwestern Rail
road, few miles east Of that place. Coroner
Wright held an inquest over the body; the jury
gave as their verdict that he to his death by
Hanging by his own hands, No evidence could be
obtained that would enable the jury to identify the
Huntingdon Patriot, April II.
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DIR. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIiOusness Head

DIX WcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILIIS,
For Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head
ache, &c
yUVHERE has CATHARTIC medicine offered b
the public that has given such entire 5atisfAon
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent
be taken the mos tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious seeretions Acid Impure, Matter
Stomach In fact they the only Pills should
be used in maarious DISTRICTS.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain In the Stomach or
Bowels though active aud searching their operation
promoting healthy secreons efthe Liver Kidneys Who
will BlioIsne, Headache and Foul Stomach,
eheSp remedy be obtained Keep them constantly
hand single dose taken in prevent hours
and months Of Sickness Ask for Dr. j. A. McLeans Univer
sal Pills Take other Being coated they Price
only IS cents box, and be by mail any part
the United States.
J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, Mo-
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The Force FOR FoRr PIcKENs.-The New York
Army and Navy Reporter states ''authoritatively,n
that the following force of United States troops,
sailors and marines, ON board the men of war I'M
der the command of Commodore Pendergast, are de-
tailed to land at Fort Pickens at a signal from
Lieut.. Slemmer:
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BROADWAY HOUSE

Nashville TenueGsees
yHIs situated Broad street, the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad depot, convenient also TO the
Steamb landing, 10 conducted BY w. ". HAcKHY,
ate OF Giles couny where he will he best endeayo to
make the house home to the Traveer and the Boarde
prices suit the times. Come and try It'll He will 20
bis meals to make connection with Of the OF
Trains leaving the city
feb12-dtW&Etf
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DIR J. II. mcLEAN,s VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENT.
The best External In she World for Man or


VVHoUsANDs II human beings have been saved life Of
creptude MISERY, by the Of this invzlusbs Lin
ment It will reievs PAIN alxot instsn tAnesuBIy
cleanse purify heal the foulest FORE in incredible
short time McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will re-
inveteatt Of Rheunatim, Gout Neu
ragia For Paralysis Co. trAced Muscles Stiffness wsek
Joints, MuSel Lgamsnts, Il will
applications will Throat Headache garachs
scalds Pain 1t Infalibe Kennedy.
always hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS any having charge Of korses
will save money by using NcLean Vocapic Oil Eminent It
speedy and inallible fer CALLS sprans. chafes,
Swelling, LAmenes sweeny Sores Wounds Scratches
external disease. Try 1t, aud you will be convinced.
DR. J. q. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
ssnt Louis, Mo-
For at Prcprieors prices By Berry Demove and g.
W. Hendsrshott. nsr-9d twkWly
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PLANO TUNING AND REPArnrNG.

~ W. KIBBRE will heneeforth make Nashville bis perma
VI. nent resi- ,ence, and will tune Ptan0ss Organss
and by the single timing, and
often he will spend at least oae week in
month In the city and vicinity he will visit regularly the
towns Middle Weatana Ess Tennessee, and North abana
and Mississippi Orders Benson Co.'s Music stors,s
Rsedb Piano Rooms. Church street. osumEuioaons By
] zan will be promptly sttspasd 70. pFli essw&w,6
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HUNTsvILLE HOTEL.

HUNTbFILLE, ALA.
yUNHIs House the Public.
The all large we'll ventilated and furnished
the best style with beautiful furniture and carpets
The Public Rooms and Halls lighted by Gas.
The Ladies Gektemans Parlors furnished in gplen
Gid and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shall at res supplied with everything good home and
foreign Afford and having In employ good and
experienced and abs servants everything shall b
pared and served in the best manner.
THE BAR
furnished with cid excellent Liquors and Wines
prisng popular brands both native and foreign
growth CONNECTED with this house is splendid
BILLIARD SALOON!
containing three ne tables .crdng pleasant and health,
recreation q lesErs hour.
Everything power shall be done to Aks the guests CT
the House comfortable. f-
febIS-dim. John P. LEE. Superintendent.
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PROCLAMATION
1SHAM G.. HARREs,s
Of the gfu tn M Tsanv, onuao

Governor OF the State of Tennessee.
all WIS shall tess pTesantsGrsssiao Wherexs.
II mas been made knosn that certain rnIxr BAxTrs
charged With having committed foul and aociour
@eroer on the 9Th day 60 upon body
sIEssoE, late Of county Of Bedford has fed justice
sn9 70 now running st large
now therefore, 1sham e. Harris Governor aforesaid
virtue OF the and authority in hereby oas
OF two hundred and atty dollars to
sons Eho may apprehend said Bsstr, and deliver him
snsn or Tailor Of county Of Bedford in order that
In shaf behalf, may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hersznto set my hand
and caused the 8, al ef the State be AIMED
1L.s.( Nashville. the 18th day Of March, 1861.
" the Governor: IsHAM g HARRIS.
Jz. 4. Far, Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION.
ssd Baxter about 10 Of age, very slim feet high
light hair and light complexion. =
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Hawthorn" for Lease to a Good
Tenant.
Desire to place ny late residence ~ miles west Of the Pu
Square in the hands ofa good Tenant eeries
upon The premises contain about Il
superior so about half In cultivation the balance shade
blue grass The house with porches, exceiant cellar
houses stables WE'LL &e. all and corortabl
To the Gardener the Dalryman, Gestemsp, seeking
quiet and retired for his family free from the heat and
Of the town. place fer rent In the vicinity Nash
VILE offers Superior attractions.
To the right man viii make the terms acceptable.
No. AK. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
decI3-G
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neet,nr or ssuthern studonts.

Alta meeting of the Southern Students, held at
the Cumberland University, in Lebanon, Tennnes-
see, the following preamble and resolution were
adopted:
WHEREAS, We, the students of Cumberland Uni
yersity from the seeding States having passed re-
honor and independence Of the seeding States, do
hereby, separate and apart from the meeting,
Resolue That as soon as circumstances permit.
we will march to the field of battle and maintain
the position we have taken, or nobly perish in the
in the Southern cause.
On motion, the Memphis Avalanche, Nashville
UNION AND AMERICAN, and Lebanon Democrat were
requested to publish the proceedings of the meeting.
T. b. MANLoyE, Pres't.
S. C. UPsHAw,
FRANK DUECKLN, co,,u,;,.oo
W. L. TowNER,
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Gbt gasbhiIIt anian anh 9msritan
Daily ss; rr,-wsekly S.; weekly Sc.
Rats. OF Aavsrti.,nr.

One Square, ons year. ssO-Each additional Square, aIO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
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WTILL sell on MONDAY MORNING AprIl the I5th afI0
w o'clock, account Of Jessss Page, O. ,hs
OF the kessrs JonLard opposite the Bank Of Tennessee Unon
street eonnsinE Of Liquors. wines, assorted MsFols
Counter soda and Ale ROuns Pictures Fixtures and furn
ture Eensrally, with large Cooking Slows etc etc
aplE-td BRNJ sHIsLDS co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

(NOAL--CT 1HB BEST QUALITY, AND AZ USUAL. AT
~ anwer p,ce than from any other dceer Ii the city
screened sud uigcged from larda King green
wich streets NeN boscry aGd Roosevelt street Sd lanai
ssyecl. sud ~ Duane street MAfaEw UILSTOE,
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sE0ARs AHD TOBACCO.
HAVANA BE0ARs.--r AN SELLING HAVANA ST
IL CARA by he 100 LOO low 10000 be bought OF
any other dealer In the city gFO w. NICHOLS,
Importer, rs Liberty street
CIGARS At VERY Low RATES FOR CASH
- only. The pve acck ~ Segsrs at " uadWAy
be sold mrredaey bY order q tn assignee at the oest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

ITO LET, FURNIsHED-TwO BEAUTIFUL STONE
Villas with magnificent lawn of several acres, iucuag
garden fruit forest and shade EACH stables Ia
situated q EiSvs north shcre seien Isnd peee
rent $3.50 and $500 Also TO rent beautiful gothic sts6e
Cottage, ten rooms the shore, in Eottv1o unfur.
nished; rent ebO Inquire at DR. Botts oce No. Assr
place, Eighth street, or Of BARRETT, BRINSMAOE
8ARRETI IA Wall atreof.
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ITO LKT.THE WHOLE LOWER PART, TO0ETHEx
with third and fourth Stories Of the commodious mod
built House az East Seventeenh street In view the Stuy
vesant consisting Of front and middle
room and elegant Paror with large extenson vs
Rooms third floor all uncating and two on our:
house repete with BATH water closets hot and cold
ter excellent range &C the second floor with roo
fourth for and the extension reseo1
BY gentleman and wife. Americans Rent genee r.
mily $500 Can be from III TO IL and to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

TOR sALK-AT A BARGAIN AND ON EASY TERMS
the three story high stoop brick House and Lot 23
1hrtieth rect between Second and Third Apply
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ITO LET OR LEAsE-FURNIsdED HOUSE g WEEP
Thirty nth street between Fifth and Sixth Ns
House three stories and basement high balso:
contains all the modern improvements the Furniture in
0ruer very desirable residence for private fa
premises The best city references required furth
all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

TOR 6ALE-IN JERSEY CITY VERY DESIRABLE
three story attic and basement brick House,
having every convenience Situate Amton
aud the ferry being established Chambers
n. Y. Terms easy. Apply to JAS g. MOVES at Office Il
Jersey avenue corner Of Fourth street.
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the Firth first class -four story brown
Housc and Lot the aide of Fifth avenue be-
tween Twenty ninth and Thrtieth streets No 262 The
House zox65 feet repete with all the modern improve.
mens and Lot lbs fee. Deep exclusive or the
stable which Is 25x3 feet with 10 feet right way to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

I,OR SALE OR ExCHASGE-FoR GOOD CITY PRO
perry Farm in East Chester. weschester county con
= ming about sixty Of good land Inquire PETEf
Mount vernoO wesichester county farm one mil
from depot
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TCOR vSALE AT BARGAIN, PRICE S6UO-THE
three story basement and cellar stoop Dwelling
Honse o. West Forty fourth street between Ffh ard sixth
Provemen and Is in excellent Possession can be had
Immediately. Terms easy. Apply TO j. r. SMITH, Is VIII
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH &C. lss-rR1pLE SHEET


Lots the east side Of Third avenue rs feet north of
Ffythrd excellent business location Three
fourths remain on mortgage for term OF years Apply
to A. N. LYON Is Wall street
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TOE sALE OR ExcHANGE-FoR LARGER He USE
The elegant three story stone front Dwelling, No s.
East Forty first street. Lexington avenue containing
modern improvement fescoed and painted
premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

A GENTLEMAN, OVER THIRTY, OF UNDOUBrEn
"A respectsovky, would marry. Refinement educaiion
by ve lady No interview until
9encs RrovesSmutuh eligibility. Address A. T. s., Broadway
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E,OR sALE-oNE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT
high stoop brown stone yelling, side Of Thr
eighth street between Fifth and Slth finished
win AL the modern improvements II will be at very
low price Ticket Of admission and further particulars can
q obtained from JOHN McCLAvE l,z4l Broadway near
Thirty frst street -
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ITO LET-THE FOURTH AND FIFTH FLOORS OF rHs
building Nos and Bowery to be let on the mose
favorable The above divided aDert-
mens and suitable for light manufacturing purpes
premises.
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TOR SALE-rRO STRICTLY FIRST CLASS BROWN
soLe Houses in Phelps place Cast Thirtieth stresD
Duht b the owner by days work Size Of house Also
Two IL Forty ninth street arst class The will be sold
second street - -
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GNOR 6ALE-ON MURRAY Hill, WEST CORNER OF
Madison avenue and Fortieth street. three superior
Houses two extra size with private stairs and caoc engine
Tor pumping, equs in style, workmanship, material and
finish 70 any In the rosewood and black finish
paror second and third Goors with mrrors with
or without stables Apply at houses No Park place.
JOHN H. SHERWOOD
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house consstn. Of front and back Parora back Base
ment and Room In attic will be let cheap small gento
family gas throughout the house. Apply at lS Sank street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

ITO JEwELLERS.-TwO HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS
in town located in Of the fourisnng
Missouri TO exchange for low priced jewey suitable
the Western markets lots cheap and title perfect
drcss for three Gays Investment Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

DAyENSWOOD.-FOR SALE OR TO LET-FIRsT
III class Keedence near Astoria
modern Improvements. House two and half stories and
basement perpetual panoramic view IN
house. which Contains b rooms aud bath room and cose
excellent stable and carriage house. purest water choicest
fruit and flowers 80 lots OF ground hot and cold
every room wster cose salt BATH and every
nience belonging TO agenemans RESIDENCE time rs minutes
Address box l25 Herald Office.
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TsoR GALE OR EXCHANGE "A NUMBER OF UNIT.
nshcd Houses 70 exchange for country Brooklyn pro-
Murray HUI for ssle also Farm Of 200
son. n j. only 3a0n Inquire OF s. +. TOWNSEND No IA
Pine street, In the basement
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LtOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-A FIRST GLASS THREE
story House brown stone basement with all the modern
improvements replete Inquire the premises rs Foft
6reeB place. of j. r. SEELEY - 49,