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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15

FROM Irying's Sketch BOX.
THE WIFE.

have oitcn hal occasion 10 remark the
fJrlnuIe With which women sustain the
most oYrf~ ~heIming rrye'scs of fortune -
Those disasters which break down the spirit
OF man. aud PROSTATE him in the dusr. seem
TO call forth all the enrreie. Of the softer
sex. aui give such in'rcp.it, snd elevation
to character ,hai At Tunes i, approache. sub
hm,iy. Nothing can be more iouclnng
than TO behold soft. tender female, who
has been all welkne anl dependence. anI
alive to every trivial r,ns hines. while tread
ing ibe PROSTATE paths Of !iie. sHidcnly
rising n mental force 20 be the comforter
and support of hcr husband. under mi,lor.
tune. and abiding with unshrnking Grm
ue.s the bitter blast OF adversely.
\, the '.ro which bts long twincd is
graceful iJittse abprt the OAK. auI been
lifted 10y 10 into sunshine, will, when ibe
hardy plant o., rinrd hy t1c ihund' bolt
cling around it with ,are..in- ieuiril.. and
bind up its shattered bough,. 90 ii is beau.
uiuly ordered b, Providence tbs, woman.
Who J., lhe mr'c d.pcnden, and ornament
OF man in hi- happy hours, should be hI'
cav nnd soiacc wbrn smi,frn with sudden
calamity. ~uI.os herself mo the fugge !
b rece.srs Of h., nature. ,enlerly supporting
The Jroopirg head, aud binding pp The
broken heart
was once congratuI,ting Iriend who
had around bum bloJuipg family. knit
together IN the strongest affections. Il
can wi.h no better lot. .aiI hs. With ~.
ihusiasm, than to have wife And children
yoa are prosperous, they are there to
share your prosperity, IL otherwise. they
are here 70 comfort YOU. And. indeed.
have observed that mlrrird man. falling
into n,i.fDrtunc. j. more ip, 20 retrieve hi,
situatioo ir tho world than 4 single one,
partly bectuse he is more stimulated 10 ex.
eiuon hy 'he ne c-si'ics o. Z 'hc brlplc.' and
beloved beings ~ho drfsod upon him i0r
subsistence. tut chiefly because Bis spirit,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15

OCR BLESSINGS MORE THAN OUR CnGe-
sES.-Consider, that our good days are
generally moro II number than our evil
days. Our days OF prosperity (sucb, /
mean, as are suitable to our condition and
circumstanccs) than our days OF adver-
sity This is most certain, though most
OF US are apt to cast up our accounts other
wise. How many days of (at least compe-
tent health have we enjoyed for one day of
grievous sickness? How many days of ease.
for one of pain? How many blessings for
few curses? For one danger that hath
surprised US. how many scores OF dangers
have we escaped. and some OF them very
narrowly? But alas. VIC write our mercies
in the dust, but Affections We engrave in
marble our memories serve as too we'll to
remember the latter. but we are strangely
forgetful OF the former. And this is the
greatest cause OF our unibankfulness, dis
content and muruuring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15
OLD SERIES.
HAS she repinod over it?"

sue itPiiied oNtr u
"Repined! She has been nothing but
sweetness aud good humor. have never
known her more so. She has been all love
aud tenderness aud comfort
Admirable girl" exclaimed L. you
call yourself poor. my friend; you never
were so rich-you never knew the bound.
less treasure Of excellence you possess in
that woman"
20. but. my friend. IL the frs, meeting
at the cottage was over. | think I could
then be comfortable. But this is her frs,
day OF real experience; she has been EN-.
ployed all day arranging its miserable equip
mcnis-sbe has for the first time known the
iaiigues OF domestic employment---she has
for tie first time looked around bei on a
home destitute OF everything elegant
almost Of every thing convenient; and may
now be sitting down. exhausted and spirit
less. brooding over the prospect of future
poverty"
There was a degree of probability in thi,
picture | could not gainsay, so we walked
on in silence.
After tuining from the main road up
narrow lane. so ,hickiy shaded with forest
trees as TO give it n com, lcte air OF seclu-
sion. we came in sight Of the cottage. 1,
was humble enough in its appearance for
the most pastural poet and yet il hal n
pleasing rural look. A Wild vine had over
run one end with profusion of foliage; a
lew trees threw their branches gracefully
over it and also observed several pots of
flower, ta.tefully disposed about the door.
and on the grass plot in front. A small
wicket gate opened upon loot path that
wound through some shrubbery TO the door
Jos, as we appr cached we heard the sound
OF music Leslie grasped my arm we paused
and listened. IL was Mary's voice singing.
in style OF the most touching simplicity.
little air of which her husband was particu.
larly lond
felt Lcslie's hand tren,blc on my arm
He stepped forward to hear more distinctly.
His ste p made. noise on the gravel walk.
\ bright beautiful face glanced out Of the
window and vinished-a Ii hi footstep was
-heard-md Mary came tripping forth to
meet US she was in pretty rural dress OF
white few wills! flowers were twisted in
her hair; fresh bloom was on bcr cheek /;
her whole counterancc beamed with smiles
Il hal never seen her look so lovely.
"AIy dear George, " she cried. Il am so
glad you have come | have been waiting
aud watching for you and running down
the lane and looking Tor you. I've sc; out
4 table under a beautiful tree behind the
cottage. and have been gathering some Of
The most delicious strawberries. for know
YOU are fond OF them-aEd we have such
exec llent Greenland everything is so sweet
and stiil-O! said she, putting her arm
within his. and looking up brightly in his
face, 20 we shaii DC so very happy"
Poor Leslie was overcome. He caught
ber to bis bosom--hc folded his arms around
her-he kissed her again and again-he
could not speak, but the tears gusbed into
bis eyes; and he has often assured me. that
though the world has since gone prosper.
ously with him. and his life has indeed been
happy one. yet never has he experienced
a moment Ul more exquisite felicity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15
POET r Y.
Two Ways to 1--we on Earth.

Their two WAYS - i've On Earth
Tso WAys To Jidsr--;o sei 20 view.
Dor al thiag. here have dplbis birth
right sad ~rons-a false aai true
Give me the home where kindne., seek.
To make tina, sweet which .eeucth small.
Where every tip In fouduess sp-sS',
And every mind hA. care !or al.
Whose innstesYve in glad exchange
OF pI-s.grc-. free FROM vaiu sxpea.e;
Whose thooght bcy oai their means ne'cr rAnxc
Nor wise denial. civ. oH-nce.
Who In a ne sishb5r'. fortan- aad
NJ wish mo inpaIs~-to o.lrpiau:
who f--l' nos-A-vcr f-lt--thc mind
To savy Yet aanth~r'. gala,
Who dram no, OF the moekiuS tide
Amhi,ion'. foiled rRjesvor mr.t.-
Tn" bitter p&nxs ot wounded pride,
Nor fillrR po Srr that .han. the street,
Though Fate d-ny it' sli' tetlas store.
Love. wealth /. .,iil the wealth. IL cheer;
For all that msH can parehas. more
Are sands % /. no loss To lose
some being, ~herr,oe'er they So,
find naasht % p'eass or TO rNslt-
Their eonsian, .tudy but 10 shos
Perpetual mo e, OF nudtng fault.
while Others In the earcicss roIai
ot daily ssats and da. y care
Can yet ean h,vsr. tr,an eou nna xroaad
And twice Sujoy the Joy they ,hArr.
Al hspry tlcy Who happy make
Who bi~--ns, .tiu r,- n ,~lv-, ,r- bic,t,
Who 'onsthins spare for others .as-.
Aad .tfiVc ia ali thlag- Tor the b~,t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15

GRoss AND NEr. II is a well accepted
maxim OF private economy. that 4 man Is
rich. not according to what he earns. bn,
according 10 what he saves. Often the
poorest man in the community is one who
has larger income than nine ienths OF his
fellow citizens.
Wealth is not absolute but relative 1t
resides in The proportion between wants and
means. between expenditures and revenue.
The real use OF wealth is to bsve power
and to feel secure to be at ease in the pres
ent, and confident OF the future; but il
needs no showing that this is often the
lurbest from being the case. the greater
the positive resources OF the party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15

WHAT N IN THE BEDROOM If two per
night. let them step upon weighing scales
as they retire. and then again in the morn,
ing, and they will find their actual weight
is at least q pound less in the morning.
Frequently there viii be loss oi two or
more pounds, and the average loss through
out the year will be more than one pound.
That is. during the night, there is a loss OF
pound Of matter which has gone off from
their bodies. partly from The lungs, and
partly through the pores OF the skin. The
escaped material is carbonic acid. and decay
eel animal matter or poisonous exhaiations.
This is diffuscd through the air in part. and
in part absorbed by the bedclothes. II 4
single ounce OF wood or cotton be burned
in room. it will so completely satornte the
air with smoke that one can hardly breathe.
though there can only be one ounce Of
foreign matter in the air II an ounce of
cotton be burned every b,lf hour during the
night. the air will be kept continually sat.
urated with smoke unless there be an open
door or window for it to escape. Now. the
sixteen ounces of smoke thus formed is far
less poisonous than the sixteen ounces of
exhalarions from the lungs and bodies of
the two persons who have lost pound in
weigh, during the eight hours OF sleeping.
for while the dry smoke is mainly taken in.
to the lungs, the damp odors from the body
are absorbed both into he lungs and into
the pores OF the whole body. Need more
be said to show the impol lance OF having
bedrooms well ventilated, and thoroughly
airing the sheets, coverl-ts and mattresses
in the morning, before packing them up in
the form OF neatly made bed?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15
VOLUME IS, NO. 27.

Among whom the ownership OF land in
fee simple is so universal;
Among whom labor is so much respected,
and so we'll rewarded;
Among whom progress. in all that puri-
Ges and coobles mankind, is 90 rapid;
Among whom women ars 30 honored, or
are so virtuous;
Among whom government bears so easily
and is so cbeaply administered;
Among whom happiness in tho State. in
the family. and in the individual is so firm
ly founded on an iniesiructible base.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15
W rha, va, very .hrewd way

rY~ Tha, vas a very .hrewd way that
was adopted in the olden time ~ Zurich.
20 test the truth ia divorce cases When
couple asked to be divorced on account Of
incomPntibility Of temper. they were 6rst
ordered to be shu, up for fortnight in a
single room, and condemHcd to endure sssh
Others society continually. They had but
one room, but one bed. but one chair, ono
plate. one knife and ore fork. In every act
each was dependent upon the courtesy Of
the other. Al the end Of that time. u they
still desired 10 be divorced, the request ~ss
granted. bu; il usually happened that before
the time came sympathy in misfortune bad
reconciled them TO each other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15
For the oxford Democrat
Where IA Thy Honel

litti- one, 90 .wrvtIy .lnslns
NinginE In thy baby x...
Merry a. the -nl!sa .aHllsh,.
Ii.t. pSAy th-- H., 20 me.
loa are happy. very happy,
Tpr ,onr ,,as i' E'Nl tnd frr-.
VIII you tell a-. baby daruus.
Tril me, wher- your home may bel
And "a" sweet ehii Ansxcr~i softly
/, IL on my F.il,-ts knee
Litti- man, sitb cheek a. radiy,
str nS and .tgrdy with your labor.
Working man fully and nobly
~ thnaEh your hapmrr Ner. a sabre,
Thou'rt msa In all that, manly.
Though = child Ia form. see,
But IA Hite sturdy fellow.
Tell me. where your home may 81
Aad h~ apsser- Prosiilv. Ea,iJ,
NJ ringing forge Is the home for me"
Ll,tic child, 80 lonely won,i~ring.
s;rasiag ia the fo-r.i Wild.
Thou ART w~rPias. sadly wcrping.
Aai ;aF f.>r 81 PAL. my "a -
ssc, the forest tire. aruaut thre
Dark and savias mosa tor thee
Thoa art c1!d Eai hulzry tell fpc
ware, Oh wher- ihy home may Be
ARi ne .obbcth. " am ;riendiss-.
O, ;hsr. l. no home for me-
Liilc one. ~ith faoa 90 patient,
k,v, 80 al, bat strangely sEeet,
LlIag On ny eouch OF sickness.
Soon tny heart ~ii c"s.s 20 bat,
Thoa ~in lra'e ,hi. sch,nz body.
Aud from paia, Will then b. tree,
Caa-s thou e. ] mr angel baby,
Who're, Oh Nber-. thy houe may be Y
Aud she shi.pers, up In l-avcn.
Jesus keeps hotns for mr." Ma
Paris Apfl p. i-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15

Education helps men to do whatever they
have TO DO. much better than they could do
without H. The mind. the hand, the eve.
must be educated that they may assist each
other a well trained mind sil gn'de
Alright The Judgment which must be formed
through the medium Of the eye. The eve
controls the a.sion Of the h,nd in all that
1t does in the Accomplishment Of suything
that pertains 90 art or science.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15

Halfa cranberry on corr oil soon kill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15
NEW SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. II.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24

Persons having real estate for sale or to let,
aud those dc,Ou3 Of purchasing or renting such pro
perty Will fiud j; to their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
othor newspGp and 81 addition 10 this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE VIII he louud not only ia NcwYork and all its
cities and Villages but IN every S;ato AID Territory
within the Union Tie cNv. ri cement should be made as
hiief as viii allow ~ ta advantage offered being cl' az
10 the rpldfr. VIC vrv.d especially dNeH on The iact
tLat tie r ,lih.iS Cr tie three editions 81 THE TgIB
UkE, stui.NC,siy, and Weekly, ccmPl-o individuals il
every profession or bus arss; consequently advertise
mems III rarn disseminate sr.oIc al CJsse@ THE
TNYUS d.Notcs especial attention go jhe reports OF real
estate both in ely asa in every part Of tie STATE
thus Xddi Cf.fly 10 thg yiUecf i,S columns s az ao-
ycrtl7iuc medium. jre charges FOR adycrt~E are ~
follov,: DAILY IaIHUSE - cents per line for hinEe
insertion: NUEKfY TRIBUNE, 81 20 per line; sLAI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. = cents per Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24
Hufosr. Thursday, April a., 1888


n, Affirmation ialt brooklyn property is the
,,sf! ~ i.c r,ilr, .o. or'y because Of its present.
IN ueroal' e.. l.'ir !r,jiye worth TO tie holder
~, obtain ~ thr ,t,, q. thc Tabhc, for on no other
t-tbesi, can o. ,zi 8iacd Tie success Of Brooklyn
-. on lucsdny and wednesday tho sales ~
sessrs Jcers0u y t'cr, cons ing mainly Of OuIoIu5
,,es in gruOk!yi ~, very lt-e; to-day, the hullOei
AZ transfers i, lees, ard ouy because they dd ho' n
more lots 10 spo uf, yet Sufficient qGay was o-
70 indicate wh,hcrVtrd jaO people are looking TOT TN
,eratiyc investments Tie Aie srs. ~ j. bite'A.-' -
4 CO. had an excellent sale to-day Of city property "U
Sseh pared offered iouud purchaser 80
-,,d mice TIE sals Of the D''N'
r H. Ladiow & Co was rot extensive ye' i',N f'-.o
Vcre obtained ion t.cir property pau ny ~ =;
Nm Kennedy sold tie sHantirs' h"naeS anu -
houses located Oh The lands taken ior 'Lo PuOo pa
circular m form. the Intersection o. E'-"'H"'e. WIN
r,ftyparl al ;, 90. t.lirc from 90 CENTS 10 s@'Coo
~ No., ,i,,.S I'D stead, known 70 The present
Seroii a. ''Jfss- 'oIisig y aSios M ~ s ~,
.cgc,,I .Iurr rfupi tur OF the St. James Hotel
tbs city,fUI ste ga. 'lu ,.''' n 80 ,h nv =, n
49, Lay Heli roIuuiht i- "uts,eau Tor thefe u was
~ cotnf,r. r.t i...t1', were sought IN Summer
tae that t,y we've v" &" i ne ana upo'r us sAa1ow
osa rest an hratA 900" 'e !-'ed IN lho pIeeLeS tuat
fIy came U t,ut tlv ocean. TIE purchaser pro-
s 10 CONVEX, t.c u' s.ul ito trst'ciass notel' ana
kntsc tie rr,uuo. assoc .tI&'uNe 10 New OFAtrsW
sSs p.rsjlt generation .tun they ever were TO the
ts.htls and the n."ti...> W .' nave passed away
~ N.J. EfE.CtEL. NoN * co. =.
,yCr ns Naali N.t tl.s .1uIla-st, abUut 2jj feet
Ses, from Li-th.rr S. L. purchased ny Justice Ihomas
So. t, mo- . au .t-, lG.S;55 feet, has Man
improvements tc Be-, Boz zoo, Gee. Lori, by Aat the block
a. l6rrfs THc premise. ur tuo loth side Of Twenty
sfiisi cop,ue.. o.. east from Eighth-aye.. 23.l1
frouf 70 II De III f deepen th' westerly Sdc
Id ISIS H. on ~. ,r ...c vas sold Ia j. lIchtcn-
sen icg ;. go cas-. alo0-.ofy flame building
n tbe Trdr $50 tru base, stables Tor horses The DH!ld
OK mont nr.O % t' .. J W.o ISists the Eio" 05
ne hvc-strry. a. .sae.t brick house, No. SI
j .lr IN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24
Hrnl.EINN


There was but one aUc,o,r today IN The CITY sales
n0m ana although tht people IN atte4dance were hot
rous yet ;hr anr"ueyr succeeded ~ dlsp0slhS OF
b. piopcrty, more, rrd. by his tact, than iOn any
slAirty the part JT purchaser, 70 bdy'
"a JANIS CUES SuS.
Twostnrv house (WrH O, c1XltV 80, No. 10 slXthst,
near FIftl-ve., Was pt Aasrd Ht Ml. Gilbert Tor siO
Two lots cac 25xl feet, the corner Of BuShwlckye
AID Van N,OILIts-st., we're b0uSAt by MT'
sven for s4I5 e..l. TIree-stOry BRICK house
with lot 2JxliO ierJ. No. n AaiHSt., 25 feet nom
iorkst was sold 10 FraLCs Maekey for $llioO
TVooIy brick house. stable and -ix lots ON Nlntisl,
L. tet from as erue, ng through To Esltl-si, 80
fout by go Deep UispOaeG 81 10 Mr. Van Ness Tor
sifNg TWO,s;ury frame house and two lois on yates
sg % feet :l0Ht Nus dave house 2jN35 ieet lots =
IcO feet eac weIe purchased 10y ar H:g1y for $500
TLreesory brick nnU>o with Tot M. % Heuiy-st be-
tween Atlantic aud ss house 25A5e tce IoL 2Av0
let; pulcA4std BY IL. Van Btuut fOI S84tO. JEiee
story brownst0be ho'Ise and lot, No lOi fItS-
deni-st 40 feet fIuu. Heksst., house 20X4O iect
Got 9Oxsl feet was sold sold ". 3. 1OrTey for SSJO
IgOsOry fatae house, wiki lot (With tWo years ease
IS Mainst corner OF GOTksr., lot z1XlOO Itfl was
bought by Francis M.rkey son S2l0o Lot Oh DE h"lb
ave. . feet FROM HousUu-st, l5Ao f'et WAS purchased
by : HouGlow Tor so Seven Ots 25Xs62 feet each an
Leake-st between Ca;laiUest. and tatbGshaye, rat
bC,h eight lots, 2SAltO irCt caoh. opposite on Leakest
bt glxOJ feet Oh tie cOTtr Of Leake ana Cathallhess
hue lois. 25xgJ ieet eac, Ga sand.oldpEcc ana elght
los fronting Prospect PLk we're purchased ~ Alox
AcCue Tor $50 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24
Sudiun SaIrs Of gtal Gstatt.

A UCTI0N SALE.-STEAM FLOUR MILLS
and WHARF fEOPhRIY At BsumoTs I1I "a ss0oyr III
oneT Tor sale on tie premises, IJRHDAl , r, 81 oC
the celebrated mill property ksosn IS ABbol IN;
FLOUR MlLLSoae Of he Eoft eaiapee Mining " ~
county. oieiplctY for go $50 bb per Sy mr. popvDrv
Also for LEASE vaicahe WHARF
tdopnns Mill For hruef particulars Baltimore papers, oaa
American, or Gazette 3. II. GO'Eh, Anctoi.eeI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24
YruukIpn HsaI Gstat, fOr SaI..

TOR SALE-1hree new frame HOUSES,
three stories French roof and Ornamental fronts
With rspg heaters psshhs hot ani cold water bathroom bells and
6 Nth brck basement 10 peak OF roofs s
~ M Containing Il rooms These flushed in superior
ne and vel orby attention Of those who wish fst house
Apply 70 - - A.. hoL y ~. q a. ~ .,..
One block from GreeneBye. line Of cara
NOR SALE CllEAP-3-stOry marble HOUSE
Souh Brooklyn II ~ 1873; surroundings tstoasa IerI1s
exc,i.s liberal Apply TO VAN TUYL Co.. No 268 Chenyst
nor SALE-The frst-class BRICK HOUSE,
With furniture No ~ Eiottr place Unusually well built lard
well s,octsd choice Uues. Sc Apply the PREMISE.
JOHNSON & MILLER will by order of the
- ors Of he Ion JOHN CROSS SELL at Auction at
April Exchange SAesrOOm, No III
Broadly the SPLENDID Ekw MANSION erected By M Cross for
bis home Susted Of CniOn aud hTteaes
roakvB Adjoining 81 John Hey. ESQ., with the tHe
stable beautiful grounds TEs OF the most mt2nhcet man
lions 10 8royn hu TO cost Sale psrrmpo See
AUCTION Apply for further particulars to JOHNSON
MILLER, NJ. Is NsssuBL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24
Tuus,s urS :fums S1lant,S.

:,
yXrANTED-By small American family, part
az HOUSE, either fecond hnor OF the
part whole the ihn door Local not above
.aren kph,h AID Address giving REM required
coiyeseuces ADJ foil psrussir H. u w. Box No iS9 TrbIne
Ofics -
vVTANTED-PAR1 of a HOUSE Give rooms)
nv Al, family not rwrtirth.st west OF NnihaVe
address stating rent m paroa hOuSR Boz No lS Tribune
oMce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24
Sudiou SaI,s Of srrI e5t1i,.

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So r I' fsfs by crisr ~ Tie Trustees OF fss
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eel a. slct'us,
"a b, April 20.
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l. o.f. ID eaks " Hit. OpbaI onss
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,. a, tfs es Naf.irg Perl b.-k ifon tnl Pas
n m ,rr silver Sc thrd srd 6rani p1"
a.. ,.,.a 49, hr he Ctairal Pars Con-
Al 60 o o. frasf s llHsfJ acct B,r q ~ g,rsia-st
Nap syp-sOa Tia Aaciolesfs No. fin - S-r
EYJAMES y. MlLLER-09ico No. % Pine-st.
ID WEDNESDAY,. Aru -
y o'e'o-s - =, - y :. ~ 30. ~ s ~ a.,
B-o,Istre ct - ssi Sb the nfPoveae. Bro'F'y com
~ "a? ~ o. lad ehs a.. Improvements of Broadway.
torast.,f 4 ti.e o.. =. cDnos hl,iottl-t -
Bs,ss.l3 gore ke'saih'i. eoGueSeng lis T. =" Of
Bfo.iaa.. -. $3.50. - ,-,-..-
NJ conn .rrs At t.tt e corner k,-ysri,si 49,
i.,~a sl sore lot. h'Nr-Lti commencing 10 u Of
rs,-s i 10; ofaad Eleventh St. commenting lea n Of
ullts.a.pL-iro < Un'sr,Pl. commencing q, the T.
"a, Of lad UniyrssypL commencing IS n
Terir-,ea gore o,, Tsn'hst, commencing 100 n " Of
UaveniypL ~. t. - r,,,
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Msps and psrticu.n At tb. o1cs -
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no LEr-In the village of FishlIlll, new
tory double HOUSE With - rooms $40 per In
oulrs Of H. Dixie - Broadway, Eewiork or efsAMUEL
nAlT PlxhhiI NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24

no LET-fumished, u COUNTRY PLACE,
With large MASNIOT and % Of land at Morris.own, hew
er,cy oae mis fran depot Apply Il. bMMET No. 81 VII
liaa.st, or 10 ". C. EMMETT on the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24

FEO LET, furnished at Hartford, Gonna
large ard ELEGANT ROUSE on Asylum III Win extensive ES1nss
Summer or ypar r the year. SlOo Fa particulars oH0AEH
MORGAN, No. ? iluesi. lll-I
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JAMES 81. MILLER

JAMES 81. MILLER
- ill ~ Al Auction
90 WEDNESDAY, Atrl -,
Al2oelo Z. al th- L. :. q. No ~ Broadrav
sAer the areeio1 r. rafhu j. s ieitrs nALyABbh
PROPERTY 90 FlFriAYE. btuAb"Al, III hESi tl-F1ACb
IsAIh hN !TS sao~H o. the ioo"ing dagfAmi
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us, oUV HrsS ,; ;'c s,a j ~, ID s,ei water
.,ol.. fn,t o. rsia rr. bisA ground doutle house
roo. aafIai .a-s Dbl. frii.
sTuIsr-f lfft i.1ff -ff hari; hrsrtlrl lDciiios.
90 Merry r, .i rrrtr excellent order. numerous out
fal .tr,s spt go. sap cfLlt
0,- r' rtsF. ~" para Aal ihS APPe
o4ak... ro.g..irs.r Too .i~i
gJ-Vtl s re'ei sra'nst r'sinees nsn
s1e.st All oil: ttsi- fto csird or Morris s'ri
Ellrr.. Ss-J,T ,. t'.r tor hs eir Terms y Zach css
y.,..L,r lliEgs q TTCkER. Ea. Ns-ts1-s;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-24

TglO LEr-Seycr.l completely furnished and
punuii e HOUSES Weschester Long Is a11.
-r, lanng Full particulars with JAMES d
4 Va a., ar