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FITS! FITS!

CERTIFICATE of Cure Of pieptc Fits Of % years
standng cured within the last three months By
iyan vesetsole t.irae, and sworn before the Mayor
To all whom il II hereby testify that
been afflicted for twentythree it'll hts Il would
bs impossible for to describe my suffernRs for have
suffered through the various stages Of this desdu
IN he mosf .fs rann.r and G q n
medical skin Of physicans without receiving
benefit whatever hsve always been trying every
calied) could hear Of until up hops Of ever
being cured .na looked foEysrd the cod grave blessing
rather than life lelgheard that lvsns Vegetable
tract wss mskus many wonderful q this drssdl
Drs vans Hart. and sented my TO them. be.
came convinced thar they understood the dssas and
hope r~vved-yes, thank God health revived
il the use Of this medicine about three moath
reHor to health would chez fully recommend nay
would those who afflicted longer doubt bat call
At once ct 8 Grand street, New York be whole
she be happy who would wish conve
York. WILLIAM H. PARSELLS
Sworn before me, this 7th day Of Msrch, A. b, IS.
milo lmtr W.. +, HAVsRMhYER Msvor
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In Chancery.
Before Vice Chancellor Sandfort

BeIOT0 VIC0 CnHuCeIiUE oHnuIuIus
MARcH and l0.-Watporfh, Clerk in Chanesry, for
the benefit If H. A. Cossrs heirs, Former Loan and
Trust Company.--T. Fessenden and Hiram Ketchum
gusd in behalf Of the defendants, and j. Prescott Hall
closed for the heirs Of Coster in reply. Decision
served.
MARCH 10 and II - Thomas L. Wells and others
Lsoac Gtbson and ofheYs.-Murray Hoffman commenced
the opening of this case, and had not concluded when
the court adjourned The plendipgs in the were
presented in printed book Of 400 pages large
tavo. The plaintiff attempts TO enforce ss trustee In
behalf of the Receivers Of the Life and Fire Insurance
Company and Of the Of the separate estate Of
Mrs Jessy Ann YETI bond and mortgage and decree
thereon in 1898 about $4,000 and interest since the
inRon Insurance Company and II this Duchess Cot
ton Factory and other premises 1t Wappingers creek
Tho defence sets up various matters, among which ID
the ground of usury In the transfer Of the mortgage Ia
the Life and Fire Insurance Company and the legality
Of the consideration paid the same being Life and Fire
bonds. The case will probably occupy all the week
g. A. Foot appears for tho defendants
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED

OTtS FiELp rsspse.fally informs hi. friends and the
hAssFoRDs ROOMS eatrance X mn 81, sd o,nins he
Mnssum building, or s Fulton The Rooms and Ia
Marble .nd lrcn With Az India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will no doubt suit Eurpcean aud ell
the b-s ~ this eountry Larger balls for
BIB ssrds new style Billiard Tables for s... lps;,
and French ca: Leather best 10 the city; ne Billiard Cloth
snd eei the uAde, constantly hand and for sale
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CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN SLAvKR.-We are In
debted to the Salem Register, for advces from the
Coast Of Africa, received BY the Ohio. vessel,
supposed to be from Philadelphia, with nine hundred
slaves on board, has been captured by the York.
town. The particulars are given in the letter below.
The ship Roanoke arrived at Monrovia on the 9th
OF December from Norfolk, having on board three
missionaries, with their wives, attached to the
Methodist mission at Liberia.
SALEM REGISTER OrrrcE, !
Monday, March 9th. 1916.
CcptaT: Of an .american SLAYER. rih 900 Si1pes.
Capt Ryder, Of the Ohio. from Port Praya. has fur
Circular from the Methodist Missionaries at Monrova
dated Dec 7ih The Circular gives the particulars Of
900 slaves, the LIST Of December by the IT, s ship
Yorktown Capt Bell, in lat south, days out from
6rst SEEM she raised American colors supposing the
Yorktown was British cruiser; but discovering the
mistake, Immediately hoistsd the Portuguese Asg On
guese captain. be replied have thrown them over
board" On being asked what was his cargo. he said
that she had shippsd bsswesn ages Of and So
only Of them females and le At the factory 500
same vessel but were prevented BY the prcximity Of
British cruiser from which they narrowly escaped The
Pons was put under the charge Of Lieut. Cogde, and
time about Of the poor wretches died-some Of them
jumping overheard In 1t Of on her ar
state and many smaciated that their skin literal
cleaved to their bones and the stencil of the crowded
hold was almost suh0catng.
The recaptursd slaves were landed at Monrovia and
measures were adopted for taking Of them the
United States Agent for Liberated Arcans-S00 Of thu
BY the Methodist Mission establishment there who have
issued circular appealing to the Christian public for
aid.
The Pons had sailed for the United States supposed
for PhilaAelphia) under charge of Lieut. Cogden
letter from Of the Methodist Missionaries gives
horrd account Of the suerngs of the slaves and says
u utterly impossible for language to convey appro
and the dying were huddled together with less care
than It upon the brute .tion-the thermo
meter at 100 to lao the hold Most Of the slaves
In state of nudity, and many had worn their skin
through producing putrd ulcers, which fed swarms Of
dies,
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TO THE PUBLIC

4 WAS CURED Of . most dsress,ng disease BY DR.. Jos
HEiNE, No - Duane STREET. Chatham It. My body
covered with ulcers; joints and bones were a.
and psinu; Loaf all appetite; could deep; was
fined bed and legs ccntracted tired s-
vsra physcans; saivsed but received benefit until
was cured by Df. Josephlieine-
CArr. RIcHAap YArrs.
Those who wish to see me- will 6nd me at the corner
South and Maiden lane where shall be happy give
all particulars which should like give in this csrti6
cato.
NJ B-Dr H. has no other ONCE but % Duane street, near
Chatham. where handrsds Of Certificates may be
f.o4x
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COMMON PLEAsl94, 50, l47, CO. go, 1856 is7 l5s, 81
49, ia, l6l, 2o4 l6s 1914 26a IS 81 a. as 81, 6a
65 So g. g. 20, u.s. 49, l2l, las 27l az ~, 81 no.
lla 2s 49, las $780, i67 aes aoo H. 49, IS. Ia, loa
100, rs, 263.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 3rd, 1876.

NEW ORLEANS, March 3rd, 1916.
The Foreign Ne,0s-I The Expresses Markets-
The Theatres.
II rejoiceth exceedingly to learn that you beat
the rHoly Alliance" with your express, all to
"etarnal smash"
The news was looked for here with the most in
tense interest," and to you are indebted for it, at
unusually early period. The Pieayuns succeeded In
giving the to its readers in the morning edition Of
the 2sh ut by running express from the Lake with
the news. 70 give you some idsa OF the speed with
which this accomplished will only b necessary
to state, that the brought from the mail boat
a synopsis made, and part Of the edition worked OF
and sent down to the postoce, before the mail had
failed that day. and did not arrive until yesterdays
quent]y, the 26h, scarcely any business done.
the sales q su, oG;Hn SsDs very light Ysy
300 bales. Prices have not undergone the slightest 81
iteration. do think from present appearances they
ported 600 stock on hand Ssse There is little do
ing in -four range from 81 IS to - CAT Corn 10
are not the ' sHS
rate Provisions higher but the sales amount to lit
tie notl and purchasers refuse to give the increase
which holders have demanded since the reception Of the
steamers news The sugar and molasses market in
very active state and the sales large at full prices
Templeon gave his FIRST concert here Friday last
and it well attended. slight huskiness of voice.
caused BY severe cold somewhat marrsd the effect Of
The kesns opened last night at the st. Charles theatre
to well filled house, in the tragedy Of the "Oameser
and enthusiastically received They only arrived
in the morning FRI Charleston, and have been
very fatguug to play At night after having long and
tedious rehearsal in the forenoon They appear
In "Much Ado About Nothing" The American theatre
is about closing The celebrated Acrobat family appear
cd there for the benefit Of the manager last night and
sday depart Tor Havana. Mrs. Mowat and MIR. Crisp
to open last night in Mobile in theLady Of
They will be wretchedly supported, the stock
psny is said to be very miserable, with two
ceptions The French theatre doing capital business
The 4h Of March to be celebrated here in great style
The FIRE department turn out
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NEEDLE &C FISH-hOOK MANUFACTORY,
~ Maiden Lane.

WM CRoWLEX son. manufacturer Of ths above
and other ess, that they have hand large stock q
the above articles, which they willing sell at email adj
vance from tbs featuring Any OF the trade inn
RpSsE. can have ths needles Labelled with hsr name,
s. EosEay CaowLry. importer Of She6sld and Bir
uangAA1 0eedss pan a he above storp 10 lu.rc
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Sporting Intelligence.


We give below the result OF the second days sport ON
the Ogisthorps Course, Ca mile heats purse $500
backsr-ths Maid Of Lodi, however. was tho general
avorte, the friends Of Mirabeau not liking his cond
ton he being entirely too high IN flesh and being gene
what to give him the necessary exercise be-
fore the race.
At the hour appointed the three made their appear
ancs at the string and at the tap they of It was
very pretty contest for the first and second mile
bstween Lodi and Mrsbesu, Ida giving up the contest
ar.t heat BY about two lengths.
For the second heat Miabsau took the lead which he
respectful distance; but before entering the quarter
stretch the lady, not liking her position. made effort
for change. which she soon accomplished and kept
her position to the end Of the coming out winner
BY about the same distance as In the first hear.
RESULT
Mr. Youngss NJ Maid Of Lodi, years old, by Hualpa,
Mr. Jsncks' b. Mirabeau, years old.by imp. Eman-
NC ciPasion, d.m ,Gsorgi. Msid. ?
TimsNFir:s beat. Con second Sos: '''
mile heats, between Mr. Jsncks' b. m Mary TarltOn and
Mr.. Hewletth Pelham. Mary took the Arst and third
heats: The time We were unable to procure.
third race same of in which there were three en-
trees viz Gen Whitei: Littis Nell, by Gerow, dam
Polly Green R Akens b. g Destruction, By Crockett
dgree not given This 10 described to US as very
interesting A. they were all known to be good At the
ss sp asu s:y hard work from
hudde. and as described to the Of seen
and then another for half the distance to turf
quarter stretch Little Nell drew out from the crowd
followed BY Destruction and they to the string in
the following order:
Lil.to VISA. .'''.. ''......s .....
Csu ........."......e ......2
Time An. When II ID considered the above horses are
unkept," the time is not so bad.
THIRD DAv-Mile Heats-Purse slO0.-The following
were the entries, and the result Of the heats -
MIR. Pucketrs b. f. Fanny Robinson, years old,
by Pfam, dam by Ariella. ............. /
Mr.. JenkP b. h. Mirabssu. years old, by imp
Emancipation, dam Georgia Maid. $500. 2
Mr.. Lovel!'s b. Martha, years old, by Glib.
bonn, dam by Cornet. .....-.. ads
Time first heat, l:58-second, 1853.
FOURTH DrY-The following arc the entries for the
fourth days race-me heats, best three in 6vepurse
$50.
Mr.. Jsnkf b. g. John Watson. years old, by John
Dawson, dam by Leviathan.
Mr.. YouDgs .. m Maid Of Lodi years old by Hual.
pa, dam by Phenomenon.
We understand, after the main race there will bs
match race and then sweepstaks for saddle horses
free for all.
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TO LET, IN HOBOKEN,

y IWO New thTee story and base eut brick HOuseg
with the privilege srase now in course Of com
pietcn which will be ready for occupancy before
ist They will be fitted in beautiful style and be re-
with all the late improve They each contain ii
besides the Kitchen finished with marble maneis and
throughout, and feet front by So deep with
court yards ard IRON raeRs The situation I. delight
minutes walk Of ferry. where the new ferry
leave IS minutes for Barclay st, crossing
ues and every half hour CaIal and Christopher SIS
ply at the fsrry at Hoboken. mi 2w~rc
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PHALON'S
MAGIC HAIR DYE

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY. beilg a
hqud eye which ms "a s1ecusly the eoor o. the
~ IT, the hair SKIN. Oentrmea have Their whisksrs
unrIn lrnkrh
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A RARE CHANCE.

WILL BE- SOLD chs.p, or exchanged for city ppo-
Srety very valuable valley grain and grass farm CON
oa'n.rg iasS acres, % Of which woodland and the
SEED !, q within i've years gs.s and YIELD. abundant
spnE and from farmnsdsle BY tbs best roads in the
ey Of Sunnk The bndlnas arg al nearly new, and
H.use Poultry Hous-. Ice House, Bakery, Wa.h Koom
smoke house Twenty scres lie in position to prodsce
eacst vegetables and being vii ain ~ hours communal
pn with Brooklyn. to which cars run from rarmmgdals
times y, mahes n very desirable Etsamboats also
OLD Spring daily Tor New York. For further psrtcu
srpivto y. q. LUCkEY,
2w~m 80 John It
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The House OF Delegates Of the Maryland Legis-
lature has passed . bill aboshing imprisonment for
debt, except in cases Of evident fraud.
The smoke house OF Mr.. VIM. H. Russell, in Lex
ington, Mo- with the conents-about l6 900 lbs bacon
were consumed BY fire few days since
A letter received in Cincinnati, states that the
Fakir of Ava died In Louisville few days since Of
Inflammation in the chest.
The vicksburg hteliigencsr, OF the 26th uIt,
savs:-The steamboat Lucy Long, while engaged
day In conveying the emigratLg Choctaws across the
river. filled with water and sunk, about mile above
whom were safely landed together with their baggage.
As the Stoughton train on the Providence railroad
was on Its outward passage Monday afternoon,
the truck bearing the baggage crates thrown of the
track by the breaking OF an axle mile this side
Of Canton The crates crushed-and AZ the wreck
Of the truck was drawn along few rails torn up
from tho road
The 10th Of April has been set apart by the Co.
vernon Of Connecticut as day Of public humiliation,
fasting and prayer.
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THE PrE TRADx.-At least one thousand pies are
imported in this city day. from the State Of Connec-
ticut, and less number OF bushels OF dough nuts
and crullers and these are sold without inspection,
and not unirequcntly eaten without the same legal
protection. Il this doing justice to our own cti-
zensl We have inspectors OF tobacco, Of pot and
pearls, liquors, &c. &c, and now application is
made to the Legislature to create an official called
an inspector OF hops. certainly do not wish to un-
derrate our Connecticut friends, but they are
thought to be fond Of money, and making it some.
times from the sale Of wooden cucumber seeds, and
other useless articles, and if they should make their
pies out OF indigesble substances, or even Of red
flannel, or carpet rags, there is protection,
except by inspection. The pies now made enjoy
high reputation, and they doubtless deserve ii /;
really believe that they are good, but 1 am
told that dogs and cats are not as plenty in Connec-
ticut as they are in places where they grow faster
and live longer. Tb~ dough nuts~And crulers, too,
may be cooked in something besides butter. In
deed, Mr.. Editor, should we not have worthy Off
cial created by grave Governor and approved by,
was about TO say, grave Senate (but friend says
"the bear garden Senate is the true cognomcn)
called Connecticut. ple-cruler and dough-nut in
spector. with good salary, tor fees are becoming
Questionable. "PK EATER"
N. b. A memorial is in preparation.
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THE PAkISIaN SECRET


JUST pUBLIshED. ran.ation from the French. en-.
q lied TIE farisian Secret perfect
security against serusl Diseases under all
universally Understood and employed BY Of fashion
49, sY A sII LlssBAuM. ND,
yeneIes HS,ptal Knght Of the Legion Of Honor Gc Ec
Published ~ Robert H. Dumon Legal Deputy for Dr. lie.
copytwo copies for 81 Ali should be addressed post
paid, to Robert H. Dumont, ~ above
Eor sale in New York. only at the Mason de Sante"
Fulton streets Philadelphia Colon Adrsnce in the Arcade,
BEWARE OF FRAUDS.
spurious edition Of this work has been issued by
Publishing soy:s = SISaw1y TOss set che
FOR new. YORK CITY, lei uf.ThN STREET. Toe
work has upon the title these "Sod by
Robert H. Dumout Legal Depusy Us r Lebanm. 10 WASH
edition these words. and oay q pages
mo OUT soME or THE MOST !SrroRIAS, MATTER BEWARE
OF FRAUDS! and buy only of the So; lAGENTs. l2i
Fulton street No othsr deser pas 70 ye the genuine
SIO,O 600, Ss,COU, 1000, e5, 900 Is, 600 a 600,
$4,000, 81, 600, 81 500, 81 900,
20 LEND ON BOND AND MORT A0E-The above
Bfooklyn. Apply 70 8 s BROAD, No II Wall st. in:I
weesi and O'Clock p " ia i,n.re
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
w HIGH will change grey hair is original color in few
wv minutes Those who doubt virtues requested to
have thel, hair changed before paying their Il hum
PLAN Osnemen have their and hair changed
any color or shade In few minutes Private for chang
nS the hs Meme genuine unless sisne H. Striker in red
sola Wholesale and retail, and applied q. SO CHATHAM
STEEL opposite the Hal Of Records. New York up
stsin. f2o Im'rh
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ROSE HILL STABLES, 9th street aud Third
~ Avenue, and opposite Buls Head just arrived and
I for sale At the above Stables. about fifty Northern
" ssers Horses.among which are s.ght pairs matched
pux nofsss T. K NuRTHkUP,
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BARTTNE'S LOTION.

BAH lin . LUTON.
a attended with and %
arp.1a: waend
az the only nIa sc y, that can be
cola Violent e'es and
remedy mo For
ssss ' and 4 s I'll
the and sapuls injuries. .p.an &c
and III 1P: DOOR above the s, Se; S
TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
STONE Ini.hss BY the .uSscrbsr sau. e Con.
TO WLsor Ssoi Gutter Jersey City, or At the Quarry
~ im.rc ABM. H. vREELAND.
DR.. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
], sssasx!sdssd BY tho most eminent physicians "a.
6@es Aston Hons. female .s.snd.nes
" the hdes' departmast m2 'msm
FOR THE FACE AND SKIN:
CHURCKrS VEGETABLE LOTION.
A sS si &. fap: boss
q s1s
y spring
WINDOW SHADES, TAssELs, CORD. &c.
ON MONDAY NEXT. tFsb ssh,l the subscriber win
No: % Chatham Street, New York,
One door from the OF Chanbers and
TRANSPARENT ' %fS6o% " SHADES,
Consisting Of variety Of patterns and quality be found
either in Europe America. Prices will mention:
but facilities for well for import
ing think safely defy competition with the
good assortment Of Tassels Cord &C., will be kept
Wholesale and retail purchasers respectfully invited
call and examine Tor thsmsssvss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
New York. Feb. 7th, Iss. rs lm.m
BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
No. 81 Johns Lane Beach street, Ne,o Fork.
rHE SUBSCRIb II would inform his Customers and the
Public that he constantly hand large supply Of
fancy aud common roCages Of description which he
offers sale at lower rate than they be bought else
ex.mIne his stock J. KELLY.
g. Country orI attended wnh promptness and dis
patch u lm.m
MILITARY EQUlPME >Ts.FIEREMEN's CAPS.
THE respectfully calls the attention Of the
military public his assortment Of Military Equipments
adspsd TO all compsn,es Military Csps Kspssck Boxes
uies about changing their uniform those about forming
FIRE CxfS~FiRE CAPS
full assortment Of variety constantly hand and
s,as' asArAcAp ss Broadway.
COTTON MILL.
WANTS situation a. Manager Of Cotton Mill, q man
W intimately acquainted with the various modes Of
acturng cotton WOOL both England and America be
recommended by having charge Of conduc
Ted establishments IN the United States Address j. e. t,
,fhce ,als an,+rr
GENUINE HAVANA sEUAKs OF the new brand q
" Judo Errante. THE Wandering Jrw.l For sale by
=. MANCHO, al IS Fulton strs ct.
flo lm~r Su'nsh Hotel. Stain.
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ExpLosIoNNA PRINTING OFFIcE-The steam boiler
in the office Of the Democratic Union, Harrisburg
Pcnnsyvana, burst the 9th inst The floors Of the
hrtt second and third stories shattered by the head
OF the boiler which vas upright and the north end Of the
building bulged out perhaps foot from its usual posi-
ton very considerable amount Of paper spoiled
or injured and much Of the type In the once knock
cd into p The damage to the building, stationery,
terials furniture, &C., may amount to $4,000 Sim
guar enough OF the thirty to forty people In the build
Ing but two or three were ct all injured and they but
slightly Mr. Lescuro standing at the door Of the
publication ONCE and was sent into the street with
NEW HAMrsHrRE ELEorIoN.-This election trans
pred yesterday. We have no authentic returns ex-
cspt from Dover where williams dem, for governor,
had se7 Colby whg $50 Berry, liberty, and Hsleite,
as7 The dsmocrsnc vote 10 March, lsAo was ass; whis
gain therefore in this one town, = ass For member d
Congress, Woodbury. dem, has 367 Goodwin, whig.
asa John P. Hale asa. Last year woodbury. had 3fo
drumming than 100 votes behind his ticket) Good
win had $50 and Hale a70 % that Mr. Woodburys net
gain ALT votes Five wings have bssn chosen TO The
Hovss-last year four uhigs-Bcsssn Poet, MweA u.
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NOTICE

DWELLING HOUSES STOR = s and vac mt Lots
for sale, rent or exchange Investn made on pro-
cent on he purchase money with il in value Of
ten 70 hitecu per cent kl procured on
and Morssee and Policies Of Insurance Obtained from
most responsible companies in the country Apply l
.efd Avenue, JOHN ALLEN.
B-Plns, elevations, specifications and contTacts for
dings furnished here or at No Broad street, at the short
XIn0tis Q. CALVIN FOLLARO
No lmsrc Architect
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TO LET, IN FoKr LEE, ".
A first RATE HOUSE. with about / acres

EIKsT KATE HUUsE, vth about Z acre; Of
good condition, which formerly used a. che m-
act9ry q Present occupied yaaorte manuiactory
ated on the Hackeasssk road, only few mi. ues walk
the ferry. Rent 10 good tcnant very ow, to whom
swi Dc gysn for several ears il required. Inquire Of
l2w+rc
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DIR. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THE gupeferty Of Dr. Hubs instruments all Others
acknowledged BY tho most eminent physicians il En-.
rope and AmeYiea.
Once Vesey Astor House female attendance
u the ladiee, dApAYunAnt. M m
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[A DEsIRABLE HOUSE. in the village Of J.uaaics
al H. at present occupied by Doctor q. Kissam
~ with aslie v. the mar. The House il modern built
story with N rbs nanuls In complete ORDER Posses
so T.o other hou,.s IN tho village. all well located be,
lear the Rsilrnad Depot and beth Academies, one 81
Xlv to JAMES HERRiMAN
d 2wsrc Jam.ies I,
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QUARRY FOR SALE, on 10 LEASE-Stu.
ate on the Pssssic vsr in North Belleville formerly
sxssnsivels worked for thty years past, and
order Tor working The premises eoasist Of two dwell
.tors bosss yo saras two hundred feet Of wharf sad
separate If Desired. Nor further psrsculars, enquire
Re subscriber at the post ofhes IN bellexIe, N.
Fllevle. Feb. 10. 1885, no lmsmc
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"a FOR SALE, OR TO LIE {, outh most reasons Bile
Sixth between Sixth and Seventh streets, Williams-
l. Two q the above are new, and intended genteel
dences beinR finished in the best manner and supplied
spring nd nin water in the kitchen, and coal vaults in
g. nc. Two-thirds Of the purchase money may remain
red. II pcr cent. Enquire on the premises, OF Of
ROBERT ANGUS,
q im$rpe 90 wal 1890