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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

NEw YoaK, November 29.-Arriyed-
The steamships California and State OF
LONDON, November 29.-Arriysd-
The steamships Canada, from New York;
Siberia, from Baston. .,u.4,- ..
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Fatal Boiler Exploslon.

CINCINNATI, November 29.-The Com.
m9eiaIs Jackson, o., special says: Daniel
@. Jones, Amos Marsh and VIM. Marsh,
were killed; Thos Davies and Joseph
Phillips were seriously injured BY an
explosion Of the boiler Of q portable saw
mill, near Oak Hill, Jackson Co., this
'afkaFnOoT. .#.t
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Terrible ExpIosion on a steamer.

AeFFIDIc explosion on hSteomor'
LIVERPOOL, November 29.-While the
Allan line Steamer Prussian which
was appointed TO sail from this port for
Portland tomorrow, was taken In coal
to-day, an explosion Of coal gas occurred,
by which ten laborers were terrible NUT.
Hated, some II is feared fatally. Tho
stern Of the lower deck was blown up
and she was otherwise injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

Turs is the day set apart BY the Presi-
dent OF the United States and by the
Governor OF West Virginia as Thanks.
giving occasion. We presume that twill
be generally observed as a day OF good
cheer by our people. In nearly all the
cities the banks and exchanges will be
closed. Some Of the newspapers will
suspend publication. The Wheeling In.
rEIIIGEScER, however, will make its ap.
pearAnce as usual tomorrow The peO.
pie want the news these times and it Ia
our occupation to furnish It to them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

THE Register intimates tha. the INTEL.
LtoEScER Is inspired from the Custom
House. The proprietor's mind Is run.
ming on the Custom House Just now.
There are only two sources Of inspiration
that he can Spprsciats-a grab Of some
Kind, like that 1900 McCook affair, or 4
set back like that $4,000 verdict.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

HALIFAX, November 29.-The brig
Maggie Wood, from St. Johns for Spain,
arrived yesterday, and reports the loss Of
her mate and two seamen in gale on tho
20th inst,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-30

New YORK, November 29.-Charles
RalstOn concerned with Roberts 4 Glea.
son, in forging Buffalo & Erie Railroad
bonds in 1873, was convicted to-day and
sentence deferred,
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ST. HYAcSrHB, ouEDrc, November
2o.-Prssidsnt McMahon has contribute
ed three thousand francs, In aid Of the
sufferers by the late Rre here.
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Snow Storm.

OMAHA, NEDY, November 29.-The
slight snow storm here last night did
not extend west over 90 miles. Weather
clear and cold.
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Weather Report.
War DERARrxEaT, i
OHFIcE OF THE CnIRP SIoRAL OFRIcEH.
WASHINGTON, D. C, NoTsnbOr So-I 4. u.
mon trtVa

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
northeast winds backing TO the north.
west, colder, cloudy and rainy weather,
followed by clear weather, with arising
barometer.
For the Upper Lakes increasing cloudl.
ness, northeast to northwest winds, colder
weather and possibly light snow, with
rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, northeast winds,
higher temperature, falling barometer,
cloudy weather, and rain or snow, fol.
lowed by cooler northwest winds and
rising barometer.
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WOEe nuuiCal liChctpt VI NC VIII WV tueu
in he'll. - ----'''.'1.'- -. 80 ''''''' -
@. State how You were treated and who
ill-treated You? A. Twill tell you. The
Doctor, the same man that shot Henry,
shot me once. Some OF them, did not
know who they were, had dealings with
me, and one spoke to another and said,
II want some Of that" They held my
legs up and jumped on me.
President Wells-Did you see those
who shot your
Witness-Yes, sir; they shot me twice.
When they came in the house they told
me to put my baby down; l told them,
no, sir. ....-.
Q. What became Of your child; If It
was killed who did it. A. They came in
the house and said, put your baby down;
] said oh no sir, what do you want to kill
me for, / am nothing but woman; il
you kill me, kill the whole us; they cut
my baby's throat from ear to ear; rails.
cd my hands; I left my baby fall they
wanted to take something from me before
they killed me; two OF them had dealings
with me; ] ran under the bed, whom he
shot p me in tho leg; they caught
me by the leg and pulled me out,
and broke the bed; they cut me with
the axe; one man said, II you are going to
kill the woman don't be bothered with her
and they wanted to kill me, and he cut
me with knife; / struck him and II
few up, they never saw II again; they
got another knife, and they cut and
stabbed me; and they cut me on the leg
with an AZ and on the side. At this
point the woman unfastened her dreSs
and showed her breast which was all cut
up and most horrible sight tolook at,
the effect Of the examination caused her
TO faint. The examination was there
fore delayed for few moments till she
had recovered. g. aaU
9, In your last answer you stated that
your child was killed. What became OF
your child's body? A. They threw 1t In
the lake, and We didn't tind 4. again for
eleven days. .a56s yslsAE
Q. Do you know Of any one else being
killed, shot or whipped on account Of
their politicsH A. I don't know nothing
aboutis I walked down to the river and
I seen Marion Rhodes In there with hiu
insideS out. '''-
q. Do you know Of any who were driy.
en- away from their homes on account Of
their politicsl A. 1don't know what you
call politics, don't know who they drove
away, but all / know 10 about myself.
President Wells-What part OF his
body was cutI. A. He was cut down be.
low and hsyWaa cut in the ear q 3 =,
You stated in your answer that they
had treated You improperly in regard 10
your person; that they had improper In.
tercourse with youj was that before or
after you wereshoti A. That was before
u was shot, they done nothing but this,
and they asked the boys II any more ot
them wanted some, and they went to
shoot me; this thing was done outside In
moonShine; they took an axe to cut me,
but tho axe AeW Of tho handle. i ~ : :
q. Did not many colored votorS haya to
leave their homes at night, through fear
Of those armed men riding over the
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McRenEie's Fight With the In-
frlnua

New York, November GA dis
patch dated 10 the field, November 25, via
Fort Fetterman, November q, gives the
following additional particulars Of Gen.
McKenzie's 6ght on the 25th: ~
The hostiles had been having war
dance all night, and were not taken by
surprise by the attack, which was made
at sunrise. The village was located in a
canyon running nearly north and south
Il contained about 200 lodges, with about
500 warriors. Gen. McKenzies fighting
force numbered nearly 1000 men. Most
OF the enlisted Indians behaved we'll at
the start, but after the first charge many
Of them elapsed into apparent indlf1er:
ence to every thing except plunder, and
tried 10 run Of the horses. Twenty indiana
that can be counted, were killed and
doubtless many more have fallen behind
the rocks. About 6ve or six OF our
horses have been killed. The following
is partial list Of the casualties:
KiIled-Lieut. John A. McRinney, 4th
cavalry; Corporal Ryan, company D.
Private Kelle, company E. HI-g.-
Wounded-Sergent Thomas 81. For.
syth, oorporalJ. W. Lynn, Corporal W.
H. Pool, Corporal Daniel Cunningham,
Jacob schlafer, Private E. J.. Buck, Pri.
vate y. H. Stickney, Private ]. E. Tai.
madge, Private August Streilh, Private
Isaac Mcguire, Private Chas. Folsom
Private Joseph Mcmahon, Private Ed
ward Fitzgerald, Private VIM. Harrison
Private Alex. Mcfarland, Private Geo,
Kinney, Private Henry Holden, Private
Wm. B. Smith, Private Daniel Stevens
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FROM COOKS COMMAND.

CHICAGO, November 29.-Dispatches
from Gen. Crook, received at the militia.
ry headquarters here, this morning, says,
concerning an Indian 6ght: An Indian
who came IN here this morning says that
while In Crazy Horses camp, runners
came from Sitting Bulls village with the
information that he made peace with the
whites, to the effect that they were to be
allowed 10 hunt buialo until spring, when
they were TO have an agency on the Belle
Folrche In the Black Hills; that q part
Of Sitting Bulls village was talking ol
moving up to Join Crazy Horse, who was
camped on the Rosebud, near the point
where Gen. Terry and I met last summer
90 much Of the foregoing Is relates to
Sitting Bull is dlsoredited at military
headquarters, ..ll,v. Ill.
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". II. CALDWELL, A,E SMITH, 4. K. aTEyE1soa
Prea't, Brewer. ManaEaf
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A DUNK1RD LOVE FEAST.
pwenty.nve Hundred People Eating Soup
out OF 500 Bowls.


At the Dunkards' "love FEAST" NJ Rehr-
ersburg the large cOncourse proce, ded to the
swatara creek, about mile from the church,
where seven persons were ready To he baptized.
The hev. Piouiz liep4red the Whole party on
the land, then proceeded with each one INTO the
water very near up 10 their ueck- the " Ter he
Ing about four anu a hall feet deeu at tnat place.
Then, after invoking a blessing from above, lie
gave each OF them three dlps into the water,
putting he whore person under the surface.
Toe PARTY consisted OF hvs men and two
women, II married except one man. over 1900
persons were present when the bdptl1ing vas
done. In the evening L. was estimated tnat at
least $50 persons were present. felst was
gwen TO oil VINO desired to psrlake Me soup
wa the principal dish served. The brothers
aud sisters we're seated thre anu three T. gsthcf.
eating out oi one bowl edcn having SHINING
spoon. No huckstefs were allowed on the
premises.
Ministers from Ohio, Maryland, and Pennsyl-
gania we're present As n general thing the
DunkArd- IRE a well of In worldly roods ana
geherslly intermarrN with ezcn other, ara tine
DENOMINATION l. Verj sirohg. Each brother Is
privileged 70 get up and make some remark.
1hcy all talk Peunsy lvania German PLAN. but
gery slow. n least dozen brothers addressed
Ile large audience IN one forenoon.
Each one asked "a Messing upon the former
brothers address before tie spoke they wear
the riaine-t KIND OF clothing. Many y, unG ladies'
tul IN their teens were noticed wearing the
neat but plain white null cap, covering tho
whole heGi, even the ears. The women, young
and old dress alihe-no cuIl or fancy headd ress
Is to tie seen. Tue dresses of the women are
made mostly Of calico. in the plaluest posslble
manner, no tuck, no pail backs. no Grecian
bend no iiOunces no rum rs no rib. OILS, nothing
but plain, neat, but clean.
They generally wea, small cape Of the same
material the dress Is made Of. with puro white
handkerchief tied around the neck. I he men
generally wear homespnn clothing Of the rlsin-
est goods, with no buttons-they use hooas and
eyes. The men I'll wear long hair. parted In the
middle and combed back Of the ears. The uass-
LDent Of he church 1, fitted w for The congre-
CATION 10 take their meals in.
Three large tables, ninety feet long, were filled
again and again. The second story Is fitted up
as slice glns apartment, where great many
slept Curlng the night. After the services were
over oil the brot hers and sisters babe eacn her
an anectionaie farewell. the brothers loving and
kissing each other and the sisters doing ike
wise.
TN Friday meeting OF the same denomination
commenced near Bcrnyille, where "a great many
OF the sane participated. one II the mIni- tiers
warned the congregation ournt stlv, hoping none
OF the members would WHIT the Centennial, Civ
Ing rs his reason that the Ccntenuirl was not T.
lug but worldly, aud thclr dut, on earth was to
prepare for spiritual ana not for worldly thngs.
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A WidOW's Varying Fortune.


New YoKK, July 1.-The hHbituGs of the
BrunsWick about year ago Will remember
pretty W dow VINO came. and s Nv, aud conquer
ed hef dozen hearts in as brief time az ever
masculine ilirts were brought 10 the feet II fe
male lONeucss. she was a Californian, and
when her husband died supposed herself rich,
but her property consisted mainly Of those un.
certain Pacific coast mining stocks, which are
~ to-day and down tomorrow. When she
came to New York her san Fr nciscO attorney
advised her thar the Il )cks In which her fortuna
was invested had declined 10 point which re-
dUced her almost To beggary. she sol her dia-
monds, cur,ailed expenses, and Logan to think
seriously Of the future. The places that knew
Der go familiuily were lost 10 her caze, and IN Il
modest, retiring sort OF way the widow endeav-
ored to live quietly and economic llN. This life
Continued nearly aNeir She had never parted
win tho stoe T., however, Tor the reason she
could not hnd p rchascr NJ satisfactory
price. About two weeks agO the pIice Of the
BtuckS began - Iiso, - on Saturday last GER
tain Pacific go 50 mining hrn on Broad street
bought the certificates Of stock from the widow
Tor Sl75VO gold. She is M hlgh feith again,
and by Julicious investment hopes To realize
sufficient Income 70 live com iortAbly the rest 4
her he. YESTERDAY the widow started Tor El-
rope on tue Bothnla, vita some California
Hiends, aud once more Il u woman Of fortune.
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Mr., French, n member Of the ThMne
Dramatic Troupe. playing an engagement IN Il Is
city, retired u rest at an early hour, ana soon
fell mt u deep slumber. After he lapse Of an
hour or two he was aroused 10y feeling Of over
puTerlng oppressivenees and suKDcaton, and
was hOrriied to m that huge cnt was sitting
Oh his breast, and had its head tohis mouth
suck lng away bis breath.
Il e found himself in an almost exhausted con .
ditian; So much So that he wits unable to shake
OF the vampire 0eud attaching hiu. Struggle
as he would the cat only fastened its claws the
deeper la his chest, and went on at Its horrible
feast.
MS groans and cries Of agony however, fortu-
nAtely brought some ucighbOriuR dodgers TO his
relief, and he was rescued from hs frightfut
position Even then they wers compelled to
turn INN out OF he'd and roll him over and over
Oh the moor before the cat could be made TO
Ie!ease Its hold and abandon M purpose.
MI. frenchs face aud chest this morning bear
Jrssliul eNdc0ces OF Ills tetflble battle With tho
Lgpstar.
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%mustmtnts.
DIGNOLD L. CHARITY.
Academy OF Music, Saturday evening, July 8.
RpNtO AND INLET.

~ Academy o, Music. saturday evening Julys,
' .,,s,.,.c -, ~, ,pr
hOMho AMI Jubihi'
for benent OF N Y Central Dspp nsary on which occa-
sion the distinguished artist Mr. GEORGE hitNoLp'
w., -. a. -. -, -, ca, rr,rct.co a, tho
sno return IN ''ne 10 san from %" risuv.'0o :" wy
aud nights and over 5000 miles In order to keep his
% benent n charity
MISS SARA JFwFTT who achieved such unaua 10 ed
success in The alton OK this grand trigedy
Rooth's Theare kas eenerosy Volunteered 10 appear
az Juist 'V' ""' s''
Admission n. Reserved seats $3.50
IVA N'''' - n''uoN'' ~" oF'- W. UNIV -
ur c.o wo,er IN. L,ndlv oinnteered IN refreeh
and nerfune the c.deinv on this occasion with two
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cfor sab ano 70 Ert.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CITY. L. I.
TO LET. SEVERAL ELEGANT and CONVENIENT
DWELLINGS. ntted Tor winter and summer residences,
with all the modern improvements, gardens &c.
Rent from $3.50 to $1,000 per annum.
Apply to ". r. HINsDALE, Manager, at the once
adjacent to the railroad STATION
OFFICES no LET III second story sun building,
- front anu rear, well ightsi AMI steam heated Az
pb at sun Publication Ohce NASSAU AMI Fran Ifort ti.
rl,HE STORE, l83 Nassau st. sun bull ling. q let.
I suitable Tor banSng, insurance, or general b1sl-
mess; steam heated. Apply at the sun Pa >licltlJn
Otfce. 40 Nassau
NO LET-Three upper floors, 81 Pine st for any
iyht manufacturing business or offices. Rent low.
Impure on the premises.
GOS-FIH~T FLOOR and basement; newly pa.
- I'D persd aud painted. 10 OAK st
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PENN,YLvA,N,Il, RA,il,ilROhpt

AND UvIfED STATES Nail ROUTE.
Trains leye New YORK, Dcbrosscs aud COurtlandt
strsets Ferries, ~ iOhONs:
Express for Harrisburg n sbursh, the West and South
VITA Pul man Pa Cars at scned, $3.50 a. NJ, and
$50 p NJ. Sunday anu $3.50 r VI.
1890 VI. and $50 r. NJ connecting at Cory for
Ttusuc, Petroleum Centre. ana the on Region
For Baltimore Wssnng on, aud the south, " Lin'lted
WASHINGTON Express" VI Pullman Pace RS d lly,
except Sunda b30 \. ~. arrive Washington 1910
Pm. Regul.r al $40 A. VI 3 andy 4. NJ sun.ay
EXPIRES for Pnnade'p T. 1850 $40 $50 A. Nj, $780,
"a, $40. g. o. q $3.50, o T. NJ aud ~ night Sunday s.
0, 4 $3.50, anu T.. VI. Emigrant nnd second cIsss,
For trains to Newark Elizabeth, RAILWAY, Princeton,
Ire ton. PERTH Anboy, Fleming on, Bevid re, and
other points see loci schedules AZ all Tcxet Otces
Trains arrive From ~ sourgh, $500 and 1880 4 ~
except Monday From wsshln kton sn Baltimore.
GEO \. NJ 400 5i5 end 1925 I. NJ. sunday $50 a.
N From Pniipdc ma, $50, $50. 6;55. 1918 1l:so
1154 NJ, 2:i5, 400. 6l5, $40 $50, Sf4, On HOBS
7. NJ. sun ay $50, $50 0:5o, li64 A. NJ $50 nd
Ticket Ofices, 500 and eA Brosdwa,, 1 Aston
House. aud loot Of DesDrosses aud Courtandt SITS.
Court st, Brooklyn III, 110 and 11S ison st.. Ho
boKcn Fmgrant Ticket ONE, hattsry place
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ BOYD, Jr,
Gen' Manager. Genn Passenger Agent
CARArOGA Direct route, via CliiIsn Line. Ele-
- giant steamers lesve Pier ~. n. K: foot Leroy sc
uaily. except Saturds at =. " Through fire only
$3.50; excursion tcsets good for 20 days. $3.50
rI,HE MARY POWELL, for weet Point. New
Il burgb, Poughkeepse. Ron lout and Kin .ston, land
Ing at ColEene's, Corn vail Milton aud New HanOurg
aud Marlboro By ferry. Will leave Pier 81 N (Ncstry
st., DAILY, Sundsys excepted, at $50 r. VI.
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LIST OF PROPERTY OFFERED
AT THE UNIFORM PRICE OF
800 PER SHARE
ONE AWARD OF Large Mansion. with so lots, corner
Of Jericho Boulevard and Stewart sv worth 90 900.
ONE AWARD OF Large Slate Roof Barn aud o lots.
corner OF Stewart Nv. and LIST st. worth 5000
THREE AWARDS Of new 2story cottages iots.and
worth $1,000 each
SEVEN AWARDS OF leiot plsts at 81, 900.
TEN AWARDS of Slot plsts valued at $500 each.
TEN AWARDS OF +Iot piats, valued at $500 each.
FIFTY AWARDS OF lots valued at $3.50 ch
THREE HUNDRED AWARDS of lou valued at $3.50
each.
FIFTY AWARDS Of lots valued at $3.50 each.
FIFTY AWARDS OF lots valued at sieO each.
FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN AWARDS OF
lots valued at 400 each.
EACH SHAREHOLDER will receive a full Covenant
Warranty Deed for the lot lots awarded upon the
completion of the payments
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO THE PROPERTY.
ladies and gentlemen desirou. OF viewing this prop
erty. and also the elegant improvements being made
the adjoining property. can accompany our statesmen
from store 355 sd Av. at O'Clock A NJ. or can take
10 o'clock train from right hand OF ferry landing at
Hunters Point. Cross 34th ferry si5 A. NJ. or
time train. For maps further information cali
upon or address
W. HITCHCOCK.
3j5 Sd av.
corner e6th 81 Ny.
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Snsurante.

OFFICE OF THE JERsLY CITY INSURANCE
" Company,
80 Grand Il Jerscs city, June 80 1870
42D DlNIDESD.
The Board OF Directors Of this company have this
day declared eemtannual dividend Of ten 90 per
cent, PAYABLE on demand.
NATHANIEL FOOrE, Secy.
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ptysJnll Notltss,

drei Affections speedily m perntnently cured ny
HENRY \ u ANIELS, 81. D., III Lexington AY., u ar
29th It. Hours stn3.
- LET me hear from you soon old No. 40.
fINO HERR az ESTATES IN Engand The I'M.
u dtr-gned hcgs 10 INFORM his clients, whose claims
he has Ia hand, th he hs been confined - the house
with lnnlmnlatuly rhrumatitm since June /, unable
attend & business at his uice. witch claims will have
his attention as soon As he recover his health.
JOHN + JAY Ne, Attorney,
Murray IT." New YORK.
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Sblpp,uJ.
STEAMERS,
STOWN AND LIVERPOOL

TNMAN IINF,-NAlL STEAMERS.
i FOR 0urENsrowS AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF ClIEs Err. saturday Jlly 10 at 1850 A.
CITY q BiIHNosD. saturday July 2! a,3PM
From Pie IS, Nor n River.
CABIN, $50 and s1oO, god. Return tickets on favor
at loves rates.
saloons st-te Rooms, smoking and Bath Rooms
anid.hlps.
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MARX THIS AND MAKE NO MISTAKE.
PERSONAL INSPECTION will show there s NOT A
SINGLE LOT tho entire property that s sulta-
BILE to BUILD UPON IMMEDIATELY Nc poor lots but
EVERY LOT IS HEALTHY AND DESIRABLE.
The only difference in their value being their nearness
the depot property and the choice of streets
where located.
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NATIONAL IINE,-Froin Plars a q d Al y. L.
IN IOR LONDON DIRECT.

ERIN. wcdnas ~, July ", go A. Nj,
$500 FOR QuEENSrO w And LIYERPOOL
TIM QUEtN.Jul, \ up NJ. ENGLASD.Iulv %, 3 y. N.
sPAIS July Is, l:O A. N. kGiPrJu %. 1880 A. NJ.
taDl passage s4J sud ISL. currency. Return cSets
OF rednc 4 ties ste rage passage. t9d. currency.
Drafts j. from 81 ri At current pricis. Apply
nj the company's Unicc 90 Bro way.
y. " j. HURST Manager.
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Zeal Gstsls.


TOR SALIVA new frame house, rooms, full lot
Il for VI 100 easy terms. Inquire Of JOSEPH MOL
10y, Prospect st. Dutch Kills, only a few minutes
walk from hunter'- Point ferry.
NOR StLE-Thc chrspes. house IN the clty Of
II Brooklyn, a-story aud basement, with water and
sewers cJutaning 10 rOps, Tor $500 Inqure al i05
Humboldt It., Brookyn 2. ID.
GtkSpALE praPerty;-MowS, Is chance b bols
T9Ad. Map-, &c, OF Il. q. LOCKE, fs9 sth st., hear
Broadway.
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In order to anord opportunity to those who cen.
not during the week to view the lots now being sold
ti0o each on ~ monthly nsaliments at t0j cash
down, we shall a special tram ABOVE stated.
Tickets for adults only can be had ut Real Estate
Headquarters. 1855 50 sv. corner goth Children will
not be admitted to the train Tickets and maps Of the
property free. Also free excursions on week days
leaving store, 1856 81 sv.. at O'Clock A. NJ.
EACH SHAREHOLDER WILL HAVE ONE LOT,
while the most fortunate will recelves
$4,000 MANSION
AND TWO ACRES
OF the BEST LAND on the MAIN STREET and but
two blocks FROM the railroad station.