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For a period extending over some years, a notice appeared periodically in various daily papers. It read: "To let furnished, for a term of years, at a very low rental, a large old-fashioned family residence, comprising eleven bed-rooms, four reception rooms, dressing-rooms, two staircases, complete servants' offices, ample accommodation for a Gentleman's establishment, including six-stall stable, coach-house, etc."
This advertisement referred to number ninety.