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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15

The Legislature Of Texas has passed a
bill assuming its proportion Of the indebt-
edness Of the Confederate States,
We are pleased to learn that the wheat
crop in Alabama. Georgia and South Caro-
lima is most promising.
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We have been informed thar Mr.. Josiah
Horton. Of Wake county. j. INV. aud has
been during the winter, selling corn 10
the poor of hi nrighhorhoad al one doIlsr
per bl,hel. lie his neighbour, aroun / hun
more wealthy. wha reiase 10 sell except Il
tie highest market price. Pass Mr.. Hor.
tons name aruupd. We know not what his
politics NAV be. and We care not. Tie acts
a. friend to his country. aud stands re.
proof 70 the spirit ni ayarice. which would
sell country and Heaven. too. Tor gold.
SfIfe Journal
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE subscribers having qualified az Administrs-
4 tors on the estate Of JOHN LoCKHART. do.
ceased notice. hereby given 10 all persons indeb,sj
10 saia estate 10 cone forward and make payment.
and those having claims will present rAsm within
the tims prescribed b. Law. % this notice will b
plead IN bar Of their recovery.
ADDISON MANGUM, q 49,.
MARCUS HARRIS, NV" -
April Is. 9O-swp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15

fIoaRDIS0 up FOR SPECULATION. Flour
his been selling at fabulous price 10 Mo-
bile. and a few days since commlttee was
appointed by the citizens 70 ascertain bow
much of -four aud rice there wa, IN the CT
". They reported that they faund 5,20s
barrels OF -four aud 2.243 uerces OF rice.
Every tierce Of rice IS equal a, brradstufi
iood 10 three barrels Of aaur. This is a
I,rger supply than has been IL Mooile Tor
Years. There is no scarcity. but yet the
prices continue rising.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15

!. Al Havana. letters say things look gloo.
my on account Of the war. Little sugar
going 10 the States and not much to Europe;
goods selling at very low prices. and things
consequently taking ruinous turn.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

g'HE subscriber having qualified - Administrator
on the estate of THOMAS y. FAUCRTr, de-.
deised notice is hereby given 10 al persons indebted
70 said estate 10 come forward snd make payment.
anl those having claims against the same will present
them within The time prescribed by law, % this notice
will be plead 10 bar Of lheif recovery.
w. n. FauCETT, Adm'r.
April Is. 9n- swp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T,HE Subscriber having qualifed Il the last No.
yember term ofi0rsnge Count, Court as ADM.
nir,ra,or Of the estate Of PHILIP A. PlLAND, here
by gives notice TO al persons indebted TO said estate
10 come forward and make piymen,. and those has.
ing claims against the same will present them within
the time prescribed BY law o. this motto will BE- plead
IN bar Of their recovery.
ID. ID. PHILLIPS, Adm.
April rs. DO ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-15

Receiving, in Store and for Sale,
SO Dozen best SPOOL COTTON,
cO 80 pairs LADIES CATERS,
MANTILLAS, Children JACKETS, HOOPS,
ENVELOPES and PAPER, Windsor LOOPS,
White FLANNEL, Bonnet RIBBONS,
Hand.sau FILES, Boys SHOES,
COAT BUTTONS, &c.,
for Cash, and CASH ONLY.
II. N. BROWN & GO.
April 9Th. So
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" VI. Walter A. Thompson will leave here on
Tuesday ihs ash instant Tor Gen. Cooks Brigade
nlsouih Carolina, aud will lake charge Of an, thing
ds'i,sd TO be seni to the 27,h N. c. Regiment.
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GIRO U LAR.

Bureau for Consumption,
Richmond, March 30, 1868.
IN VIEW Of the difficulty Of determining hare
whether exemptions and details asked for are law
fol and Rscessary for contractors with the different
Departments Of the Government,
NOTICE
Is hereby given to allcenceinej that no such aPpi-
cation. VIII hereafter be considered unless made
through the ofscer with whom contracts are made,
upon bis accommodation and certificate. Al least. if
this is imprsclicabe, The contractor must state tie
reason Why, and the nams Of The officer with whom
he contracts and The character and extent Of The
tract.
Nv ordbr 81 Superintendent:
A. G. JONES,
Bieuisnsnt. Colonel A. A.G.
April 9Th. ss-s
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wound. binding orhOlding it fast. Soldiers.
remember this. and you may sometime save
your own or comrades life.
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n Office
Al CARD.
.HILLSBOROUGH CADETS"

All former Cadets OF the Hillsborough Military
Academy being invited 10 unite with the present
corps in assisting TO erect Monument 10 the la;s
Col. &. Z. Tsw, founder and former Superintendent
Of this institution. ara equested TO address their
tribulons TO Cadet w. II. Calhcari, Chairman ct
Committee on Contributions, II. N. A., HilsborOugh,
NJ q.
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CASH WANTED.

CASH WANTED.
IF you owe u.s. come and pay up. We have not
I capital TO make any accounts ;if We had We would
be pleased to DO 90. Don't ask as for credit, we can
not open accounts at present. The reason We give
ysu is the only reason.
n. N. BROWN & co.
April sih. s9--
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LIST OF LETTERS.

QEMAINING at the Post Office at Hil.borsush
on the LIST day Of April, 1869.
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county. He was dutiful son, an affectonate bro.
ther, kind and gsnerous-hsated friend, and brave
and patriotic soldier fn# 4~s
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The YAzoo ExPED,TroN.-A letter from
yicksburg saws il is quite likely that these
expeditions through the swamps Of the va
700 and Sunflower rivers will yet prove
the entire destruction OF The Federal army
Most Of their gunboats are in those waters,
and when the river falls they will be left on
the dry land; and some twenty thousand
troops accompanying the expedition. will
be cut of from retreat by means Of the
transports. and sure to fall into our hands
There IS no cause for apprehension, and be,
tore We get through with them they will
wish they had never attempted to gel Il
yick.burg by that route.
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The S,a,ken Iron, clads.--The Vicksburg
WING Of Saturday, March 80, is informed
by Col. Blake, that two Of the prisoners
captured at Arkansas Post, have made
their escape from the Yankees across the
river. They report that the boat sunk BY
our batteries at vicksburg. was the irons
clad ram Lancaster, and the other the
Monitor, a partially iron-clad ram. They
state that the Monitor now lies at Brown 4
Johnsons a total wreck--her machinery
being shattered to pieces. and her hull
psrced ii every direction BY our shot.
Commodore Porter is said to be very much
chagrlned at the result Of the expedition,
and Commodore Farrasut is in great fear
that the Hartford and .albatros will be cap.
tured by our fleet. They stale that the
cheering of our troops on the morning oil
the fight, could be distinctly heard BY the
Yankee marines, and thot their rage was
beyond all description.
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u Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say they are advertised. M
G. +. PARISH, p. N.
April 8. 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
TER IA OF ADvpwTIsTNo.

IN fhE DAILY sFY;-0ne square" (thrse fourths VI
~ ehl' hrst Insertion 81; each subsequent insertion
"VehNi one week, ST. two weeks o. IS one month,
N' 'n'ee months sIi year, $50 For half square
Ae pce WI" be three ourths the price Of one square.
us'e Advertisements and Special Notices, extra price
IN W EhSLY First sertlon 81 per square, each cub
vance Yearly OF regular advertisers y i he reared 10
make quarterly payments - ~ i'q'"'N ~
Btf- No grotniiopS Adpertisen,snt, W ,o,,-t ,0so
lutlons, or proceedings Of any eoroorato, socst ~
association and no cummunication ds.lenea IN an a.
tentOn to any matter OF limited or indSiiua ninrst
can be inserted, unless paid for ANNOUNCEMENT
az The Publishers will not hold the,aselves rerei
Die for any errors that may Occur, beyou ths espnt
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
EDWARD L. DAVIS.

EDK SALE. The house and barn on
n Ore+d St, now occupied By the subscriber. The
house was bu In 1851 and has is Give rooms In the
main pari the has four rooms; bath room and water
closets, soft water and good wei has a cellar under
the whole; furnace which warns all the main patt
cooking range.
The built in 1860; has six patent stalls for
rises ana one for COW; shed for protection In cuid
warm weather; lot contains 1920 ieet and plant with
choice rn trees and shraDberyi good asparagus bed
The location is second to none Ia the city about
mile from the POST Onice or midway between pld and
New worcester. The horse railroad passes within four
hundred 'eot nt the place. 1t Is situated directly
size the lead Institute. one of thf best oOls young
LADIES' IL The United States FIR other information appl
to JII OSGOOD Exuress O0r,
Worcester, August r. 1863 DIV nui3
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
IA The scribcr helnR about leave the civ offers
to sell his ctatc NJ y Portland consisting Of
house with g rooms with soft hard and filtered water
Ias, %c, ltl varietyo ear Plum ard Cherry Trees
Also kOOd barn. $. q. RPED.
Wore, stcr, March 6, 1868 m9hl3 DIFF
DOR S 4LE-A COTTAGE HOUSE,, No.
81 Laurel street. containing twelve rooms suitable
for one or two fanils wash house, with set copper
kettle, woOGhsuse and shop, failing well good
soft water, all 1900 feet OF land well stocked with
bearing Fruit Trees, ;urrant Bushes. Grape Vines
For particulars enquire on the premises.
jeI7 d3mf
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3ttusitaI.


n B-lnstructors for the Cabinet organs,--also ar
rangcments OF music for the same. published by NJ.
a. IL illustrated Catalogues sent by mall. Address
MASON ~ lIAAL1N, Boston," or mason BRoTHERs,
New YORK For sale in Worcester by . II. LELAND,
Is Front street. d3m Ie1g
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
MOrtester Dailp SPY
THE DAILY spy,

Hereafter the DAILY SPY will be furnished to new
lbscribers, and those renewing their subscriptions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ES-
-" TATE-l;v license Of Court will be sold at public
auction saturday The 22d day of Aalust next at
O'Clock A. NJ, al the Office 4 iii H. Lanps3n. Esq in
tn citN of Worcester in tee county OF Worcester
undivl ed half part Of two ccfin racts parcels Of
land situate both sides AiOu Vernon street in
part # said city Worcester containing eight res
the or less Being UNDIVIDED al part Of
the premises described in the deed Of william H. Hooper
70 Henry chaplin and George p lat bealme date sept
49, 59 and recorded in the Reg sty of Deeds for said
county, Book 62l. page 800 Conditions will be made
known at the time and place OF sale.
SUSAN u. TAFT, Guardian.
UXbridge, July 80 1863 d3toew IVES
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educational,
WESLEYAN ACADEMY-FaIl Term

commences August ~. Average expenses $40
Tor term OF "a weeks. For particulars address
NJ RAYMOND,
AugJ d&wtaug2B Wi'brah itn, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-19
Speftatl&s. IT,

IN consequence Of the great dtc y to import goods
rom foreign countries have made Arrangements for
the manufacture Of all kinds of
Opucat, MAtIl cm,tSIc4AL and Phi .,GDI,htcuI
InAtrumentS,
And BY thus saving the heavy cost OF exchange and
dniY VIII be enabled to sell for much lower rates than
imported goods can he sofa.
Hoping to receive the patronage ant ENCOURAGEMENT
OF my friends and the country ut large oner for the
NEXT Sixty DAYS!
All my imported GDpd4, sIc1 ~ hle MGR DsCoPEs
FEt6scoPes OPgEA auI FIELD ,iLAssEs Nun ,utfiea
INSTRUMENTS, NC &c, at per cent lower tn an i'm rt
ing 2r'es intending to close them AL out to make rno
tor those of my own manufacture
Sl9 'hfinds to ad1Dt Ga SeS for the most detec
i've sisht with guarantee for satisfaction Pe3beis
ground perlscopc and flint of m, own grinding set To-
auy style frame at low rates.
An e&tri large assortment ct Gold Silver and Steel
oPGctacles ana Eve Glasses constantly on hand
Human Artificial Eyes inserted and made 10 order
hant;u lr the Kind pstrrnai in the past and pray
nlg Tor KIND continuation of the same,
l am respe fully.
). RoSENBUSH, Optician.
w Ola Gold and Silver taken in exchange
+. 81 would respectfully remind the public that
employ no one In selling my Glasses or spectsc
mchz4 dti j. EOSENBUSH. Dptican.
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NJ
AmtE[G1Ia

Clemonsville, N. c., July lG, l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-07
ANIAMI AHoy.
M rHRhk YEARS MEN At TIER POST STILL,

rsSs months passed since the MIAMI retrned
on New or,.ans and the drsi vks
burg Arriving nj Fortress Monroe being sho handed We
in,a s,s.. roo.Tinr sn,p Bran1ywiSs which proved
be re representatives. o. Newark, n j. thinking We were
strengthened With brave se Of .nre year men ne pn
but " surprise learned the5 were tweivenoshs
s ~r9 h sa y is. army The Ma
mi . ship Of good reputation for ceanners aud eave
and dsrns but sas soon o. her 'Sf
discovered they mad brousbs villa nc some tno0
sspds Of the wors, enemies hat ever ma 70
soon csr hrQuxhgns the .hip sconpany Com stats
soon made to ,as oacsrs .as al S
csis " quarter decx With shsr n.gs rhs
in-pcosn Of clothes thea tces pas s,Is:sss s'sss
being Nv pretty ec,d ae.~cve- called upon 20 make
he Flnsy !, resulted IN cesr proof asanss u,
Ssr cistnss Which s hundreds q tbs sn.de.
had 20 dcai With ee'crs Measures wsrs
ns.s again. We then we're ordsr.i stationed ~ us
sounds NORTH casois~ Anchsr d,ssss son mss ne
zsiy one which sept doclors we s,npleyed us,il
iher , he ship sr noa.hr out twelve ,hey Rad %
sles bay has hose en,irey clear snse they lsft IA
and our dosor viii haze no more nsss 70 l sssp
% - al an The GSsi al srr,y.a - ~ ssa ,as,,
men ne ne re-, q =. = or cosair
osii RS Mismi aohias vessy e nse fes ta.
dAnas sommssdss and aad I'll hoy. ssa. ss may
g eg.st 70 hs ;.s Y sssaa oar 9sIss brave
4 .sa : Sss 80
! s.,a.s On s' Is 49, s1s. s s.s "S
: : s:ss Doc: s:,ss s.ss s's e.. s e
Fro" The III sss1s III nIAsrs SHIPS congAsy.
on kswDsvn. xsssA CarosA
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mBOATs.

nay BOAT yos ALBANY -rax srrsnnofr DANIEL
IL DRkW leaves Is evs rte@iy flwsne @ne
tst.rfy = oe-ss \ y 40 rhir..t ..eet Z, 7.
~ FAR fonk~r veal rfat4t v NFH Fuiuk an So
burg, t-~ c~si-, - fn a. - ~ 81. 90 ~ <~
Tivpi Cs;tkli snf iirfs = o. - ~ 40 - -
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A RnY MEDICAL BOARD. lss BECOME STRICT.
the purpose Of examring candidates for appointment
surgeons and asssaas surgeons " coored troops, meet
CANDIDATES FOR elsntuatou arc requested present
themselves between tho hours Of v A. n sndsP n.
CrESrfvAL OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN
Asylum. orphans AsA.p supp,sests Tor favor
nskr imperative the part o the y provide
accommodations and new building. which will
cost In probability 4H0,0O was resolved upon. ~
hundreds u appiicsnts tipg sdnssion eeng
Of ousde Of the institution 70 ad the work the
Common Council with noble nbcray, voted donation OF
S5pOOD upon the coalition that the Board os Namgen
should raise an nddtcnsl ssm Of e75t That sum was
and the responsibility Of the Esard tbs
Ang number OF orphsus twelve hundred now being undsr
their made BY the havoc of the which srt
ing country, reador IL sesoutey pcrsasarT for the
hoard TO extraordinary cxerticns 70 moet their
liabilities ana provide for cvninsenctss Hence this
which The public have av.yv rallied 70 The speM Of the
pa.ion fsr 10 coafdsaty bs.vsd that tho 70
sponse will exhibit result not only olusl 70 uist OF cay
fcrnor festival result :hss VII osersbsdow any pro
and Prove worthy Of s noble object and sustain
provefssa reputation OF exsns 70! Of
reneresiy The performances gill b. under the direction
scte rsc kIndnes~ vcunteered s most valuable sssist
ance. Among the professional ladies' end gentlemen VINO
have pronersd auy at tho highest rant
and therefore Thu entertainment viii be q very su2-raor
chsrscter Festival wilt taxa pacs VI the Academy OF
Nusir on Thursday A. usual there will b.
VII, appear In the daily paper~, o,rso,xxu,, s..r..~
~
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NYorrcE II HEREBY 9IvEH-rnAr rHn. ANNUAn
slsspu Tor thrssss drscscfs q ,ne Ceasg IssAd sd
sss,s cs - s Ss ne = ~ q, q
ss. ::, os r; E Vi" ' St s;s1 sss.,,
Nrorrcp n, SHIFT nASuYAcTURERs AND DEAL.
~ era paisns Pnsdss ds.s of espssnbss - lset ns
eSsn inventor OF An imrrevensnt IN snns
~ law ntioA souDs bosomsd esrt - ~ ssps On Ne
rsa. Termed y :s: -: ssss ,s ss ss.os. -
ether lssssninG The nAes ara fvnsaseA 10 easess %
other asenng for ciosins toe inner sein sosom Ard
spsu givs we app.arsnos q YEA Arosns ,ss
win n. Gaps comforsoe and suitable fss all ssssoes
Tssrs may may not 10 . ccax - TIE sn'rt NJ
plan 10 set limited 70 sy vIs1 sssnss 1870 90
,ioa van, ny sssn rsferr.d 70 s svsesss psstsearsy
Us Ter lse dssk % The Issass shlrt" sne coo
fsunas lAi,housh 70 ny is,e as.ss $40 s'c.a,
srrve substantially uy ngse e"sss sss nesnsd 70
tAe publio al prrscns ssAinss ssssna ~ ssnns
shfr within the a<scrp on saf e,sm o. az psees, "sy
rs,- md VA Inc ne ~ heass oi
Lewis Lsuer Co. shif nAssnssturefs, - eei sste
B~umore. VIII snppv sl sdsrs ior shire %
M Invention, ssa eommn niassons rsA- pss"
Frm u " aaer CO.. 1s IVES. Bsitsofe sues' ss~
unnorc-
rrRAysLi.Isa AsKsT m THB wEsr InDfBsy-IP
tie manu- rchanss agrcul,srnt se " 'ns
United stale. hare hitherto not dsrsed ell Tbs etnss
i~Bt aud 90 poffhs msrssse vi "e-
sonsi sssrtlsss ssng the q toe produeas o s
hi ilspy urnn unitlss Wan tsis ys- grnie
A. Of pe.sng sddr~ss ard ~u conters~nt ~tth NE "a
10 q e.rs srsuos sud soas, 2. W. 1870.
Il ma 70 honor sim whh nsn e"nharrs- 49,
tte ~-s references rrsy ca-nr-, hs rrmaa~rsnsn en
sss. AZ f~rssssi misrsss~ ,nsy hsa ~ sasrs-us
q n 80 i. M hos 80 foa once.
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tsr~.atAsr LE,srUKss DsiLf, gok tsksILEsas
L - 49,. ss- To- scssaH ~ sssis.y, sis $500.
81 fsrksa 49, stsFss sfs go
~ ..s.r. 80 fsss " tss-s. w. st---~-s a~ysssss -
4. N. 80 q 49,. a.
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SaAA.1E Sh u ~ A y - NOE. rW'
OR, T r3,g s4.5 !. q! ~ o,s !.
ST. ' i... 20, s,; s e ~ :, s
&lSASs u r,ns street ,'''-'' .' = = - =
RAsE CHANCE FOR NAxusAcrURsRs -gAi'Ea
.'s sn ss r RE-. Ss- @ 'I .e s q
s S . say s 4. & s a. s 81 Ss
od.,e o ss1s 70 s.. 400 COOL p.s sS
tom csgsSa orsns. county O. niles from NV ysrS
river and half mile from the Err, Branch liiresl
machiners vii us Il 70 their interest I" ersine .a. pre-
e.rty For further parssuars apply to HOMER MORGAN
CRAWFORD PROPERTY FOR saLg-ruE STONE
the depr, situated On hkh ground with ane view of the
tans nineteen roo 81 msrbe mar'els II 'oagho u hight
grounds are s"es%y laid out and contain srsaa ssres
Of fr.. rrss sraps vine. ss house ssrdsasr
most erabie property Tor gen lsmsas reseac- nov
ana IN EsSsS s
sBsLY, No z Wall street. basement.
10 ExoHasoE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM. FIRE PROOF
grounds and surrounding and a,Ssr good FroIsry
HSss Ssuis "a sss York. Brooklyn Or vicinity
VIyELAxn,LANDs-so ALL wAsTINa r t!..s;,;
e,ma . mica south Ssn & PSsdspsl. ~ .rosa Rich
I've s'Ss: ss.'i ss q:
oy 's aud Ssss: eSSssAs.
society II now the mo.t improving place East or west
Hundred ssttug and building The beauty With which
the place laid II unsnrpas:ed Letter. saswercd
Papers containing rcpors and giving full Information Will
be free Address 9haA LAndis vinelsnd Post oos
Cumberland county, New Jefxoy. ,
Prom report OF Robinson Agricultural editor IT tho
Trbune:-t Of the extensive fsre racts. IN
farming tss. 70 Know o. this side o. Ss western pSarss
VALUABLE FARM LEASE FOR sALE-CONTAINIEG
y 10 acrus. with privilege Of purchase, mile from de-
pot in Pa,erson NJ. For particulars apply 81 5 Broad
way, n. Y.
WANTED-130O00 TO Ss00O or UNIyCUMBKRED
" Land suitable for building. within three four msb
OF tho city Hall New York Jersey City Brooklyn In
change for improved property Address. with particulars,
boz 3.76l Post olnce New York.
WyANTED-Tw0 OR THREE LOTS IN HUDSON
w street. betw Canal Garrison Apply 70
JOHN r. HENRY. 100 Reade street.
WATER POwER.-FOR SALE OR LEASE. TIE
Water Power on Bronx river. about ~ feet fall With
acres Of and Scarsdas depot OF Now YORK.
and Harlem Railroad Apply 70 wA. u. PofHAh. -
Front street, .
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es, .ide e q ~ rvuSTsuED 10. o. rnE
FIFTY * .'5Faf * 500 us,o. ...s
A FIRST l1aS, eG4ss noysE. Nira ATT rllE sopHss
''' q. 'a' q 8 : Us
No ~ " oNRJ,,s~. .v>~u -~r,- ~ - 40 - -.
CossrFf sp4v lssases sss ~. y. 4,
sssta =, ga sAs y. assDs no xas,. Ara
s sls s s.ss s,i ssff OF so :' asg. ses.
NAM or IAaoEoRyT-s. u rUKNfsaEp HOUSE
leI, SooElyn one x " a ,rcT , STsss
.ni Ss1 ~ AZ Esns ss s' e IN
Address with particulars, Eswasns sss> sSs oaes
SroaE TO Ler-wIra BAoK Eeex AND BASE
- ments Apply At zae spring s4rees, sea VsEesSseee
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Hsa sa ss ejssf 81" ss
ssa So IT. q ~ Ioso Easy
has . room. sapned VIII farn.ce ori.Sis
hsN9Y $. LkvERI0a. iii Pssri strosi - -e'S
1'o LEr-A LARas HALL SIS BROADWAY. sRconD
f.irs clubs, evening ss;srainmsass are dssrass Xp
ply within. See bill " nd go !
T,0 LEr-rN JERSEY ORR, MAR ZEE FnRRY. A !
o.n.d ior So.rdias house, seoa eSsSss q
tcred there great demand Tor boaraa.s Aeosmmeda
~s'hasss :s.s: jersey sSe cs au' o. o. ADoA'
ITO LEr-A SHALL FIRST GLASS THRxg STORY
and essement brick House ~ Sixth
avenue FOR particulars Inquire :. Is secosd Avenue
ITO LET-IN WEST HoBokEx LESS THAN HALF Al |
apsS ' I've: nsss
premises have large earden well stocked WITH rln trees
ass Sc. r.: York r 60
THO L1r-FURNisaED HOUSE AT YosxzHs, on |
nae. g. e. isa"M q Ho2fS
rssat forty minasss from rwssy .ssIs ssres,: sssr
nne OF land mansion larse aud everything requisite
nss9iases rem, iSasSo on tho prssss o. q No
Nws'sf wsa'J si'A 'r''' fFons TO ia = y vur.
ITO LIIzrUsxlsaEp, rla rAsLos AND SECOND
81 Enst Twenty seventh street. near fosrih aveaue
ITO BE LET-A HANDSOMELY. WILL AND FULLY
Furnished nrst class four story. Essish tesemeus
bar Has front sas hoi md cod with
other modern osfort, and ssoys9!snsss aro.sso.. the
F,fh and si,th WIN b rsassA rea.oeses e
e. s.i ns s:ss: !. :sn s.a .s
from 10 . s or sddrsss boz 1900 Post once. -
ITO LET Oh LEAsE-THE LARGE AND sUBsrAN.
uAI Store No 20 Moth William street ruaainS through
70 old William street Apply 70 r. HUE CD 81 0osd o.
no LET OR LsAsE.y1iE brown STOVE HOUSE:
club restaurant in complete repair Furniture and
PiItures for sale Immedsse possess0n Apply on the
T,o REHr--FOR IS, PER MONTH. rURNlsHBD |
House AL ssmplete in good ovder mite from Har.
lam Bridge n wcsschsasc consy With S.ss,s 10 Apply
DlC with Rooms sssshed 70 let In ane business s.us
g son in Grand .rss Hso Aps,msn ksn
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