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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

CARROTS FOR HORSESHOE horsemen
estimate carrots fed to horses In connec-
ton with oais to be ofequal value to the
oats, bushel for bushel. The best pro-
portion for their use when fed to working
horses Is one bushel OF carrots to two
bushels of oats. When fed in this way
the three bushels of mixture produce
better results than three bushels Of oats
fal alnnR
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Hov Shall L Learn to Write.

Some OF the most celebrated and most
admired writing In tho world has been be
slowed on the dullcst and most unprom-
ising subjects. Washington Irving's do
scriptlon Of the barn-yard Of q country
Inn on rainy day, Is case exactly In
point.
There Is n great deal Of writing, very
charming, very acceptable, and much In
demand, which consists simply In paint
Ing by means Of words the simple and
homcly scenes Of everyday life. The
most commonplace object, well represent
ed In painting, often commands an ar
lists price. In the same manner, the most
commonplace object or scene, well paint
ed In words, has an artistic value.
The greatest artiSt Of this sort that we
have ever had IN America Is Hawthorne.
Te every young writer, who wishes to
study how to uso language 50 rs to make
everyday scenes and things picturesque
and charming. we recommend n thorough
and dlligent study OF his writings.
The sketch called The Old Apple Deal
err Is n specimen of what can be done by
a thoughtful and careful study Of appar-
emily the most uninterestlng subject In the
world. A poor, stupid, commonplace old
man Is made the theme Of one Of his most
wonderful pieces OF writing.
Many have supposed that writing comes
by fits and starts, and dashcs-by bursts
and inspirations. hut there Is no good
writing that has ever come without labor,
great study and incessant practice.
The publications Of Passages from the
American Note Books Of Nathaniel Haw-
ulorne' has done great service to all who
wish to learn to write, In opening before
their view all the processes by which the
greatest American writer formed that In.
Imitable style, whose sheeny gloss and cx-
quisitc word painting are 50 fine. We
can see In these books that he studied ma
turc day by day, going out TO study, as
painter goes out with pallet and brushes,
he used the words OF the English Ian
guage.
The young writer can see In these note
books how, In this daily process Of walk
ing, studying and writing, he accumulate
ed that wonderful store Of Imagery which
Is reflected In all that he says. It also u
lustratcs what we say-that he cxcclledl In
writing because his love for IL led him 10
practice Il constantly.
These notebooks are but u small spccl.
men Of volumes filed with minute descrip-
tions Of all that he saw and NIL that he
did. Just as gymnast becomes graceful
by constant Use OF his muscles, 30 Hsw.
tliornc. by constant dealing with words,
and constant daily habit OF writing, ac-
quircd fiexibility and versatility Of style.
Many young writer's imagine that the
vivid dreams and romantic visions and
conceptions that come to them arc evi-
dence OF a talent for writing. Alas! my
dear young friend, your vision and your
dream has got to be translated Into the
English language, and It ls only by seeing
that your words aud phrases will repro
duce the same vision and tho san,e enthu-
siasm In other minds that you arc TO feel
yon have succeeded.
Tho greatest modern French novelist,
DE Baallc. says To imagine Is easy
..n.~y IL n. ,,,...t ., A., ..,, AZ . =, Oh ~ od
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9netrp.
WoBsan's Work.

Womas's Work.
Darning little stockings
For restless little feet;
Washing little faces
To keep them clean and sweet;
Hearing Bible lessons,
Teaching catechism,
Praying for salvation
Prom heresy and schism.
women's work.
Sewing on the buttons,
Overseeing rations,
Soothing with kind word
Others lamentations;
Guiding clumsy Bridgets,
CoaNing sullen cooks,
Entertaining company,
And reading recent books.
woman's worki
Burying out or sight
Her own unhealing smarts;
Letting In the sushine
ON other clOuded hearts;
binding up the wounded,
Healing OF the sick,
Bravely marching onward
Through dangers dark and thick.
wOman's work.
Leading little children,
And blessing manhood's years;
Showing to the sinful
How Gods forgivness cheers;
Scattering sweet roses
Along another's path;
Smiling by the .wayside,
Content with what she hath.
woman's work.
Letting fall her own tears
Where only God can see;
wiping on anOther's
With tender sympathy;
Learning by experience,
Teaching by example;
Yearning for the gateway,
Golden, pearly, ample.
woman's worki
At last cometh silence
A day Of deep repose;
Her locks smoothly braided,
Upon her breast a rose;
Lashes resting gently
Upon the marble cheek;
A look OF blessed peace
Upon the forehead meek.
The hands softly folded,
The kindly pulses still; ..
The cold lips know NO smile,
The noble heart no thrill;
Her pillow needs no smoothing,
She crayeth for no care
Loves tenderest entrcaty
Wakes no responses there.
A grave in the valley. ..-..
Tears, bitter sobs, regret;
Another lesson taught,
That life may not forget;
A face forever hidden,
A race forever run;
"Dust to dust" the preacher saith,
And woman's work Ii done.
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ground. Many other beautiful designs,
In diamonds, dots and leaves, viii be In
vogue In early spring for home dresses,
and nothing can be more becomlng.-Etw
York Ereaing Post.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-02-12

TIE PHENOMENA or TnE BRAfS'-
One Of the most Uncomfortable things IN
he nature OF the brain Is, that a'tnougn
the organ Of sensation, It should lt'elf be
Iuscnsiblc. To cut the brain gives no
paIn vet In the brain resides the power
OF feeling palm In any part Of the body. II
the nerve which leads TO Il nom the In
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TYING a Kxor.-A young fellow was
taking sleigh ride with a pretty girl,
when he met Methodist minister, who
was somewhat celebrated for tying mat
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to and fro moment; and directly giving
iurch, the whole LOFTY fabric Of spars
aud hamper went tumbllng over her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
Sutton SAILS Of Btal Gstat,.
ADRIAN II. MuLLKR, Auciioneer.

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Abdomen.
4 UCTl0N SALE of 40 VILLAGE PLOTS
"A and TWO COTTAGE HOUSES situated Rye Point N.oa
westcheer Couuty.-ADRIAN H. MULLER p r WILKINS co
will sell auctOB WEDNESDAY April 49, 81 oeloeI At the Ef
ssreom No Ill Broadway the valuable property
Rye Wnwrghps Point situated Milton wescts.r County
NewYor property the line Of the
ven Railroad minutes o HewYofk which time v
the Harlem and Road
completed Che surveys which dnhed capital
scbed the depot Of which will be within quarter Of mile Of
this property There property 10 the lover section Of weehes.Y
egby located that can Offer natural sdysn
ges for ts suburban residence. Bounded on ade By Milton
the other by Long Island Sound with ens drainage
mus: Of necessity b. extremely healthy pO,eH and IL iaeh.. o
bathing boating and fshg unequst having front %
mile II also within quarter Of mile Of Rye Beach,
Justly celebrated for advantages for bathing The Bog
ward the line Of The od Boston Road within bali mile Of the
property beautiful drive for those wishing
NewYcrk BY private The present owner has eIp.nds
bung roads planting aud beauipg the
The point OF this property containing seventeen
with and luxurious growth Of and
adm adapted hotel On this point dock ha
been built exceeding $1,000 and which Is the best steamboat
dock the township There the property and
Cottages having Of the cuvenences Of city houses
Stable Gardeners Cottage Henney &C. These houses ready
immediate occupancy number Of photographs views taken from
different points the oee OF the Auction
GERS will give 10 small degree idea Of the natural
beauties those wishing purchase suburban
ry either improvement this sale vi" Offer nest
usual Inducements
Maps Maps the Oscs Of the AuetOuee No. Psst
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All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will find it to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
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Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports of sales Of real estate both in city
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
J. JOHNSON, IT,, Ancuoneer
ID AUCTIONRERS AND
REAL ESTATE KBRs.


No. rs NAssAUsr COR CKDAKsr, hEw-fORk . =.
CITY Residences Stores Lots Country sss and Farms bought sod
rented exchanged negotiated Auction Sales Of FaInitare t
GREAT sALE-iO0 VALUABLE BROOKLYN LOTS Of sbea
are 10 lie vicinity Prospect Park Pacific aud Deassss
other. the thriving and grOSng part Of the 2st ward
DRANST north side. rs feet west u Grandsye Hlots
PACIPC-ST. south side 100 feet west Of Grandave lots
This property only three blocks from the Prospect Psrh
DRGRAWST soh side 100 feet west OF franiin-a'e oa
BERGRN-ST., W. corner Sarst0gsave, blots
BRRGEN.sT. north side, adjoining the above - lots
DEANST. ". corner HopkBs0n-aye, 3 lots
DEANSr south side, adjoining the above ~ lots -,
BERGRy.ST south side, 100 feet Of Howartave lou
FORTY FfPrHST south side $50 feet east Of seVenhye eu
All he property eby located the hne OF me msen
neghbohoO that are constantly sought amer
capitalists and Of building situated At convenient e
Rces from ferries aud 10 tue immediate vicinity OF several
lines City Railroads The sale ofr Inducements 70 THOSE Sshs
either build Of opportunities rarely presented 49,
and particulars at the Offices Of the auetone NO. y Nanaa
at NeW-i ofk, and No ISL Montague ST., BrrooLyh
TUESDAY, April n.
AZ 70 o'clock at CITY sALEsROOM (Pnenir BaIdng),
No 10 COURT-Sr. BR0OKLlM ....
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE,
BY ORDER OP THE SUPREME COURT,
Under the direction Of
FREDERIC A. WARD esq. Referee.
So DESIRABLE LOTS,
Situated 10 the
EIGHTEENTH WARD, BROOKLYN,
Belonging 70 the
ESTATE or GEORGE WHITE, deceased.
Farther particulars hereafter - -, nrnv,
ready at the oees OF T. W BUkkB
No $50 Nassaust n Y and al the oees OF the A1e0Eee No
Is Eassaas n. Y. and No. ISL Montague st., BrookEn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
A. j. BLRECKBR, AueioneeE
To Capitalists, Builders, &c
ALLAIRE WORKS,
ON CHERRY AND MoNROE.sTs.
AT AUCTION.

DLBECKRR son CO. viii sell at Asetion on Whpn
April 49, at O'Clock at the Exchange saeuoom No; osHs ",
the following valuable property the AlLAlhs
CHERRYsTsl lots on the side Of Cberryst eesess
and CoArs each 25Il00 All these lets are 10 zee
MONROEBT9 lots adjouing the above 90 the soa pe W Az,
roet IN fee simple; eseb lot 259S feet honns 'ho. a. Nou.
east aide is double lot 25Is5 extending tGsh ron ~ y,
roe with front Of each street These
for II years RON NAV next They have on He
3sory brick Lng CheuySt Tie residue We
covered with BUILDINGS connected With the A,Ie az ,k.m
scrbed aud have the right 10 the poTIon OF All we O"s'
except the Cherry-st house . -, u ~ xso,,o. a. I'm.
MONROE sTOns vacant lot on the north de o. hon'os ~ "a
dstsiv almost. The above 25S95 Sir cent can remain
mortgage Por Maps apply 70 the Auenonsers no - -
partIsua Al he once Of Ae Company Me- 90 CaefJSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
At SING SING.

FOR sALE-An elegant country seat About acre: Of sns land
o.t commanding ridge within miles OF
with extended views Of the Hudson and the snoun
country planted With LOO trees besides geas
ornamental and covering shrubs herbs
eeous pan bushes k The fruit consists Of the yer! best vare'
ties odwnf standard apples and pears peaches pus cherries
bekberes rpbos goosberes ssuberrss eurrans ke Tns
bu thorough and covered
hpd gravel sd the Central Parf The baidng' are Al
new built Ia B with abundance OF closets
b.T wnov. porch pAIf Hot and cold water bath
range stable &C. IN one building %Io
WITH rooms aud gardener The whole property Is IN per
and immediate possession be gwen Photog can %
seen ones Apply 10 MALLORY BLAChMhLL,
No. % LosfJL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
ADRIAN H. MULLER Auctioneer.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE of LEASEH0LD
IN PREMISES No. 80 TRINITY. PLACB. ADRIAN II. MULLER
p r. WILKINS Co will sell At AUCTION on MONDAY April ls
the Exchange SseoO No III Broadway bY order Of
Administrators Of the Estate Of Alexander Og deceased We
rear thereof tcas westerly side Of Tnntypas between
Rector and Thsmessts. and known No. 80 The lease 10
for II Years from 1864 taxes aud sesment
30 days given alter expiration OF lease In Which TO remove
The nt lot taken for the Chuht opening the build
" standing been taken for said opening belong
tbs city the being $1,000 which is payable h July 1863 70 be-
long 70 the purchaser the assessment Tor opening
srsst smonntino leaving a 5000. STD
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AT PEEKSKIITL

FOR sALR-Twenyro and bali aere. under good civilizations
acres laid out with ornamental and ffnt woods acre
orchard In bearing snail fruit IN abundanee spn
aud House I5r3 moden finished marble maa's
&c root barn sc Full view OF the Highland
Ni3 MALLORY BbACh"bLL' NO. % Lioery1h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
AT STANFORD.

FOR Saba COUNTRY Il mile depot
house frame about IS bot and cold water bath nc barn. "a
carg house I10 sne view Of Long Island Sound Photogrsp
onee OF gllD aMALLoRY BLACKWELL, No IS LberiysL
FOR SALE STAMF0RDA Ve desirable Place Of 10
ground with hne Of sound hne fruit large frame house. II
barn. caEIiage. house, lodge kc. Apply 10
(2G) MALLORY & BLACkWBLL, No. IS LAbsrtysk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
AT HYDE PARK.

FOR sALR0ue hundred and thirty ranuing from the Albany
Tumpke Hudson frame house,
With frontage including wings of95 IS feet deep, Is
rnhouse cottage OF rooms on the river bank
elegantly fnel black walnut aud other cottages or
large barns errgehouse stable greenhouse rcsery sapey ice
cue anchorage yaehta desirable place for
smAn omeaus either permanent residence PAreu
lar, " (I0s MALLORY BLACKWELL No IS Lbertyst l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
AT MARLBOROUGH. ULSTER CO,

OPPOSITE EBW-HAMBUGH
eALE-Fnyhve in high state Of cultivation With 81
abundance Of fruit; Of mile frontage the Hutson House
rooms desirable gnemans residence fruit farni Toe
good oubuug This property will be soh bargain, snS
worthy tho attention wishing arst class
(392) MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Liberysk
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NEAR MOI-NT rKISCO,

FOR sALEA tans farm Of IA see' miles from depot 90 acre
woo 4O0 apple loo 20 cherry 20 plum peaches eurrant
strawberries 6ns dairy and fruit farm house 4oI3s
attic re II large barn two small ones carriage hous
houses, pond
Apply 90 MALLORY BLACKWELL, Nc IS LbtrtysI (2OS)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
NEAR TARRYTOWN.
AT NYACK.

POR sALRA handsome seat Nysct u aers
the about 700 feet Vsr front boat
would take payment house 10 brooklyn
Also cottages on the river fruits In abundance Apply to
(lO3) MALLORY BLACh"BLL' No. >" LioerV'e
FINE Farm FOR sALB-Plve miles from Nyack Eghtytvs
acre, order well fenced little stone hne shade and haa
about grapery number OF springs on zoe
basement 1880 feet In perfect order
Just and painted marble nantes also good Arm hoese TWO
barns carriage and eow house. Apply 70 80 -. .
no, MALLORY L BLACKWELL, No. IS Libertyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
AT NORTH pRANCH

ON NkW JkkSkI CkNTKAL HAILkUAD.
FOR SALEl5 under good cultivation and well fenced yunp
and old frame t2I30 -
barn miuuIsa walk from depot -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
AT MORRISANIA.

FOR SALE-Au ELEGANT RESIDENCE, nocaed Broadway.
lr with wing I6 II Barn Nc Lo, 50xl6l Seven
vail from depot Photographs At ONCE Price $1,000
1850 MALLORY < BLACKWELL No. 50 LbsdI'si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
Ar NFW.ROCHELL'

POR SALE TO LET furnished Nss-RoeaseA frame House
II rooms, gas racc water the Kitchen eargehouss stable COW
eighth Of mile from depo Of land nue 10
tAuon. For particulars apply TO
MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, No. IS LlbsrysL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
AT POuGHKEEPSIE,

FOR sALENe extending from HIDE Psk road 10 De,asld
uninterrupted view OF the Hudson and Cattsk hountsns Fine
n frame house French roof 10 eommoous
Large house agd barn gardeners honss &c Terms
hALLOBl 4 bLAChMbLb,
ti9O No. IS LbsTty.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
ON pERaEN uII.I,.

FOR SALBA very desirable place with about twelve lots besu
I located with magnificent views Of the city, bay iiadsos and
rounding country story and attic house will be sold los
hsure Further particulars at MALLORY BLACkWELLs No
Llbsry-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
Real Gstats 10 Gstbana,.

ITO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Long Island Farms 0ue Of 0Oo, one AZ
loo acre.. $4,000 one Of l65 acres ssOi Of 100
one Of ~ aerei Slg one Of IS $1,000 Of 1850 ere
5000 Ao. FOR EXCHANGE, several other FARMS EsvJe
sey New York aud COnDeetcst H. rutland Co.. No Bel
sn-st, New-rork -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
BruukIun gral Gstait for SaI,.

TOR SALE-At Auction, to close the Estate of
Cow deceased. No 236 Carltonave BtOotyH 3lioy
brick HOUSE Lafayette and Deksb RIB lot 27IlO0
VIII be SOLD TUESDAY neIt At o'clock at the Exchange Sales
room y By WYCKOPR LITTLE. AuetoneeL Bale positive by
order Of VIM Cowl and j. G. DOdd, Executors
EOR SALE-0n Clinton-ave., Brooklyn, q
desirable 3sory and extension brick HOUSE containing all in
povemeb very cheap Apply 10 GLASS LINDSEY FatOnAy
corner OIford.st, Brooklyn
DOR SALE in BroOklyn-The three-stOry
finished attic aud basement brown HOUSE 50 feet deep No
- Fpae all mprovemuts; perfect orders location
psrlor and ball with four large mirrors desired Inquire
premises
DOR SALE-A FARM of about thirty acres
q with good House Barn outskirts Of BoOtyn
beautifully situated 6ue grade the junction Of three
with depOs and the land aud line Of horse pass
log the fronts miles from NeNYork eOnmaaton f5
Tho best property offered the market Terms made favorable
responsible parties Apply tho 2 Broadway Rooms aud
New.fork between aud y IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
City S,aI Gstat, for Sal,.


A RARE OPPORTUNITY for those of mod
N crate PURCHASE oursorl and basement
HOUSE, 202I4S Twenty tnst Ninthaye good
peghborhood all Improvements possession LIST Of MaT s0
NJ. LANG, Owner No. 200 MeIcer,st 10 store
A AT A GREAT BARGAIN-FOR SALE
~ No. IS built By days work. slsbo
finished 4stOry brownone at $500 below present coat
prices for cash Apply at No 800 Tbird ave
nor SALE-HOUSE No. 122 West Forty
IL GhhsL between SIthhyG and Broldsayi tsory bhs low
stoop furniture House excellent order aud well fur
nished. Apply premises between 10 hhdL
DOR SALE-A frst-class brown-sto front
IL HOUSE four sore basement, and cellar No u West Forty.
fhbIt Inquire on The premises
DOR SALE-The 3-stOry and attic brick
HOUSE No l6 West WasbgtOnpae Washington square
Inquire on the premises
EOR SALE CHEAP, or TO LET--Fiyc
HOUSES stories basement and cellars modern inn
povemen premises r. w POiNTZ, OnebHndrst
aDdRinetssub't. between Third add FOurih-AveG
OCCASIONAL.- An elegant RESIDENCE
~ with te surroundings Warrington lights for sALB built
ta order flushed aad painted 10 best manner possession Tms
daey; AMY to HOMER MORGAN Eo2 Inet dtsl
THIRD-AVE. FRONT for SALE. - Entire
Il each 25IlOol Third one hundefthtt
InquIrs Of HOMER MORGAN no 7Pibest OGD
DROPERTY of EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR
Il sALB and TO RENT 10 CITY aud couuty. -
J. @. FREEMAN Co. No. 2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
Ar aRAYESEND Ray. i. u.

FOR SALBA very desirable PLACE OF about two RAINING
from the Cone sd Railroad sks Bay frame House Of hrtss
Barn We Fine Views good ashng boating ke
Price, $1,000. Further particulars at once Of
(5lD MALLORY & BLACKWELL. No o. Liberty 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-19
! ADRIAN H. MULLER AuctlOneeE
| IL 4 A - 4 l.

EAECUIUKS' SALE OF deSlraDIe hEoI-
H DENCB II Of land the Huao1
opposite West Point ADRIAN H. MULLER WILKINS l. Co
will sell TUESDAY April 90 IL O'clock the Bf
Slesroo No Ill Broadway BY order Of the Executors Of The
Richard deceased about t Of land with ks
convenient situated GAnson the Hudson
River 90 be sold in Plots, follows:
PLOT No IConnng about T?l0o with the mproyemens
thereon large aud coaneu. house supplied With hot and eod
wood house and stable The gor1cs are
sstthly laid lawn aud ornamental 6sh pond 6c
PLOT No. 2-Cousnrg 500 This plot choice building
site aud has gni6oeut view Of the river ard West Poet
PLOT No. 3Conn about $40 and elegantly located 'or
building site This plot adous the auds Of HenU w Beeher esq
PLOT Ma +-Conans about aud also adn he Do o.
HeBry W. Beleher. ESQ. -.
described property Only about Eve minutes "hf nom
and beauty Of aud hethaei Of oeAen can
OF by Hudson River krosl oeot
and being opposite Vest Po
s.T, No pine 81 ' $500 (s2os
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yuag gslunS gsaI estate tor Salt

SUny gsIaNU cF0V' O'''''' q -
TIOR SALE, ut bargain-A me douDle
HOUSE, near Prospect Park in the town LSG u
Inquire VI No 81 Wlism-st, New York
NOR SALE-At Great Neck, l.. L., 10 miles
from Of the choicest LAND on the oounui over
b % of ater fopt desirable for villa sites In plots from 70
no acres one landing three from depoti Nn
unsurpassed by any o the resi-
ds5t, doing bus Terms For aps en1 Aruiafs
apply to f. A. LAURENCE OAhLsl fLbOhl, Ho. - Ie
NOR SALE-At Flushing, l.. l., one hour
from n Y pretty French roof extension HOUSE, couthn
ng rooms With manie ke 5mnniss walk hh depot
by 1856: $3.50 cash. balance on bona anu mortgage
WILLErS, Box No. 1857 n. Y =. o.