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PROPOSALS..

TyROrON AoUEDUCT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO-.
posals endorsed Proposals for laying water ppen
with the name Of the bidder and the date OF It's
nil he received Al once until II o'clock A. NJ OF Thurs.
day November 1865 for the laying OF six feet water ppw
fr,n point In aqueduct Nneteth street
bpoush Ninecth street and Eighth the aqus-
duct IN Central Park, Egbynfth street speci6ca-
Tons and such information may be necessary OBJ
isined Il the Engineers once, City Hall park
THOS. STEPHENS, ! Croton
ROBE 4. DARRA0H,{ Aqueiuc,
A. W. CRAVEN Board
NoyRupxR ~. 1888
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UrOR SALE OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GENITAL
IL Park Lots near Ninth avenue running through from
Eighty Nineteth street. also seven Lots on seven
tyfth street. near Third also twenty lots on Fulton
avenue, Brooklyn. Apply JOHN b. COTE, lSS Bowery.
HOUSE FOR SALE-l,l06 SAMSON STREET, PHILA,
III delphia; 5000; $1,000 only requred 5000 perpetual
insurance Address A. O., station ID, or Mr. jones' olo
Pine street, PHILADELPHIA.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A LII WANTING FARMS.--LkNDS-TO ALL WANTING
"A Farms.-Large and thriving settlement of Vneand,
mild climate SC miles south of Philadelphia BY railroad
rich SOIL Producing large ~ acre tracts at So
payable within four years; good business openng
good society; hundreds are settling and making improve
inents Apply to CHARLES X Lands, Postmaster,
Yneand, Lands township, n. j. Letters answered. Pa
containing full Information will be sent free.
4 FOUR STORY FIRST CLASS TENEMENT HOUSE,
n in good order 1918 will be sold for $1,000 If
not sold by the 18th inst will be withdrawn
VIM FETTRETCH 4y4 Third avenue.
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NOR SALE, cHEAP-AND WITH IMMEDIATE POS
session, the rst class fun sized House nos clinton
place. between Fifth and Sixth Furniture Will Dc
sold II desired Apply 10 e. II. LUDLOW CO., NO.
Pine street.
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DROPERTY IN SOUTH BROOKLYN FOR SALE
About l6 lots splendid greenhouse and stable;
very desirable Will be sold reasonable n applied for
soon JOHN LLOYD 4 SONS, Is Nassau street.
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with water cont either in city, Brooklyn, Jersey
City. Address with full particulars and price b. g., box
SIT Post Office New York.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS.
~ COAL CnMpaNv For GALE

Z z.
The under signed has for sale tract of hundred and
fifty AGO. Of first class Coal Lands, nnvigable
river convenient TO excellent and unlimited market
which mine In successful operation with Railroad, Cars
Dwellings and everything else in good working order
railroad being built which will this mine with
Of the principal cities Of the West at distance OF less
than hundred and fifty miles charter Is granted for
purpose forming Coal, Lumber and Oil Company
these lands with capital Of 81 OU Satisfactory evil.
debce will be given that the coal produced ut this mine is
equal any bnmnous coal In the United states The price
for the land and improvements Is $4,000 For full part
address Vim. b. Sipes, No 2 South Fourth street.
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TWO LOTS ON FIFTY EIGHTH STREET FOR SALE
north side Eighth and Ninth avenues, 25xi00
fee. each no incumbrance desirable for building. Cheap
b. ii. TAYLOR CORBIERE, Nos. and 10 Pine street.
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HARMS FOR SALE-IMMEDIATE pOSSEssION-Lo-
IL Gated In Rockand county Manuel depot
OF good land price - O 81 acres, with
stock crops, price $1,000 80 price $40U;
10 acres very close depot price So 00J; O acres
sac; 81 acres fine buildings In complete order
Sa0pJ 81 acres, miles the depot price 8700 All
are well wateed abundance Of choice fruit shrnbbey and
shade Further particulars with B. EMERSON All
Eighth avenue
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T1IGHTH AVENUE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ cheap-Two brown stone Houses; stores have plate
glass will be sold at fair price; rents well; capl
al investment Apply to the owner northeast of
Fortieth street and Eighth avenue.
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VXyAETED-A CHURCH, OR PROPERTY 76xl00, OR
w more located Tenth and Twenty third streets
and Second and Fifth Applications. with partcu
lars 10 be made NJ SCHWAB, Esq 26i East Broadway
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DOR sAL.E-THE TWO STORY HOUSE, CORNER or
broadway and Eighty first street. with Shed attached,
now occupied as public house, viii be sold with without
stock and fixtures valuation house built leased
ground at of 500 for three lots with three
years Apply on tho premises
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nRUG SToRES.-STRICKLANDS DRUGGISTS AND
~ Medical Agency, 200 Broadway. make specially In
purchasing and selling Drug and Medical Businesses Three
trs; Stores for sale, $40 $50 and $1,000 Drug
houses provided with competent clerks and clerks with stu
MIN
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A FAMILY DESIRING AN ELEGANT SUIT OF PAR
"A lors, with private table may procure superior accom-
uodations nj the rst dence 10 Lafayette place
Extra chambers may had above Also Paror ana Bed
room.
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a SECOND STORY LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH OR
n without front BEDROOM nicely iurnished OF uhiui-
naaAed desired with good Board Also single hoom 70
Rleecker
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tanning little three situate In Peekskili
Hudson river, and commanding line view OF the
and surrounding scenery. 1t IL well stocked
with varieties Of fruit trees and has line brick barn
and stables upon H. Inquire OF d. w. TRAVIS, Attorney at
Lam Petkskl, Of WM II. SMITH, 3iS Broadway, n "
stairs.
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yITANTED-A COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FROM 20
w 10 80 acres In weschcster county neighborhood
not more than IS miles New York, suitable for
family Address NJ. NJ e. box LAG Herald Office
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DOIIER FOR sALE-ONE UPRIGHT TUBULAR.
ID and In good order; VIII be sold cheap. In
quire of A. A. ANNENT, plumber l54 Fourth avenue.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

(,HIcAGo REAL ESTATE OWNERS DESIRING 7!
u SELL OR LEASE CAN FIND A CUSTOMER b
ADDRESSING ASHAEL GAGE,
box 6Sl5 Post office, Chicago
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L,ARN FOR SALE AN IMPROVED FARM or 90
Il acres % wood under high state of cultivation 80 miles
Long island together with large amount OF stock and
crops farming implements &C. within miles OF depot
Inquire OF JOHN DONOVAN 80 Prospect street, Brookyn
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BOARD IN TARRYTOwN-SIXTY MINUTES FROM
I'D New York, for gentleman and wife or family OF three,
class family where there other boarders and
children; situation unsurpassed house elegantly fur
nshed excellent table, light and lire included for $40 week
each. Address box IS Tarrytown, N. y.
(,OUNTRY BOARD FOR TIIE UISTER.-PLEASANT
~ Rooms and Board, Englishs Hotel, two minules
walk from the first landing, Staten Island.
NJ. ENGLISH, Proprietor.
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City Intelligence.

tn. NEw THREE CSSr srAars-The new thrcc cont
stamp distribution attracts largo crowds around tho Sub
Trcasrers once daily. Tho applicants legion, but
the supply holds out owing to the fact that the currency
s sold In small parcels Of three dollars value TO oil except
agents Of banks and other corporations The railroad
and stare companies buying all they cnn purchase
The new currency proves very convenient vehicle Tor
supplying change saving the railroad and stage compa
mis- quite handsome amount In the purchase OF one and
two coins Where four cents Ia nickel copper had
70 ne furnished before only one cent has 10 bc supplied
now.
vlss 70 LsoSARp srRxEr. About twelve o'clock yes
tsrdAy are broke out In attic room Of building No
iss Leonard street. In tho premises occupied by Pauline
sohncr whose furniture damaged 10 the ~
floors, occupied by Mrs. Levi aud Simon Bern IT, was
damaged by water Mrs Tschner " insured for $500
the Kutcrs Insurance Company, and Mr.. Barnett in tho
Continental Insurance Company FOR q 900 The build.
ing s damaged 10 the extent OF about f400 said DO
insured. The Of the hre Ia unknown present
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A Word for a Suffering Soldier.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD


1t is proper that the public should be informed Of the
crc instances in VIII ch James J. Pack is placed who
has been considered private soldier member Of Com
pany H, Twenty sixth regiment The facts as fol-
lows When his company forming he simply
signed his name to go with thcm but failed to be
tered into the service This his fault for he
made application to his captain be mustered in. The
captain refused, saying should 90 his company
who did not like him. words that effect. And
year and a half had passed an United States
detective poll e, OF Jefferson City, went to the field
and arrested Nr Pack dcscrter got his thirty dollars
bounty and imprisoned him nine months at 81 Louis,
without gvng him trial. and then sent him TO his regi-
ment stationed at Huntsville, Ala, by his Gack's)
request Hc then demanded trial of his colonel but ID
not granted; and when the campaign commenced in
Georgia he told by Brgadier General nathes,
mandng his brigade, 10 take gun and do ty the
other soldiers and he should be paid and allowed the
other soldiers He nted this and fought
through the storms Of dozen battles last summer and
under the fire OF Fort McAlister and the taking Of
Savannah. Al this time the double of his
out, and his officers wanted him be mustered in
for two years longer to make up the time hc had lost
which he refused to do And then Br gadier General
Smith wanted 10 know of Mr.. Pack f he would forfeit
all pay and allowance II he could get discharge Pack,
having no learning, and having destitute family 40
home suffering, agreed to tbs His barge reads to
this cIcct-That he Pack was arrested imprisoned and
to his regiment by the Provost Marshal at St. Louis
without II al and mustered out OF service account
OF dsab ty and TO forfeit all allowance, pay and bounty
by his conent Further the discharge says he has
been afflicted raj years with internal disease
Mr. Tak got transportation from Savannah to this city,
and has been refused transport any further He Ia STOP
ping at the New England rooms, lo4 Broadway, and 10
unwell and destitute Now, the question arises, how will
he get home 70 MissouriY CITIZEN
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New Jersey and Her Railroad N1onopo-
lies.
Tprurow Fab 1ecS

TRENTON, N. j., Feb i, 1860.
The Peoples Convention OF those opposed any
ther extension Of the exclusive privileges Of the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company met in this city TO- day.
There were but few persons present. At half past two
O'Clock the Convention called to order Hon. VIM
NJ Parry Of Burlington, presided The following gentle
selected as vice presidents-First district b.
Cooper; Second district John Cooper; Third district r.
Harris; Fourth district e. A. Stansbery; Fifth district
Charles Wehe. 4. b. Snow, Of Atlantic, was made
SC, rctary.
Mr. Parry addressed the Convention In favor Of free
railroads and against the extension of monopoly.
James NJ. Scovc Of Camden; Dorsey Gardner, Of Mer-
Ger and David G. Dodd, Of Essex, the Committee on
Resolutions reported series of resolutions The FIRST
asserting that all power Is inherent In tie people, the
second opposes the monopoly principle which gives for
tunes 10 the few the third asserts that In granting the
monopoly privileges Now Jersey supposed she deal
ing with the pair of her SOIL who would OBJ
serve all her rights reserved In their charters, but
she feels hc sadly mistaken; the fourth states that
all experience has proved these grants injurious the
prosperity OF the State the h enumerates the charges
against the corporations at long the sixth proclans that
II IL time that New Jersey should rebukc those dangerous
corporations and the sovereignty Of the people be
recognized the scenh asserts that the people have the
right TO have the shortest and most ,cnen modes OF
travelling; that free competition rs the life and soul OF
healthf business; the ninth favors y general railroad
law the tenth urgcs tho people to gather la their pot
cal strength develop their power at the ensuing
election in order W regain the sovereignty OF the State
Central Committee, and recommends the appointment Of
subcommittee and vigilance committees In every
county
The resolutions were unanimously adopted A Central
Committee then appointed Hon. James NJ Scovcl,
OF Camden DR. Trinbc, OF Essex; Jonathan Roberts,
Of Baringion y Ha.eman, Of Mercer; Dorsey Gard
Convention all avorng free railroads aud some strongly
In favor OF q national air line road
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G A N 3 Y.
WHEREABOUTS OF PRICES ARMY.
Wholesale Banishment Of Rebel women
from Missouri,
&c. &c &c.
Our st. Louis CorrespOnde
ST LOUIS, Jan. %, 1895.

ST. LOUIS Jan. 26, 1885,
WHEREABOUTS pRIcE's ARMY.
sensation report from Texas via New Orleans, be-
sides revving Sterling Price (who had been pronounced
dead by the rebels themselves and his named
placed Shelby, Of his subordinates, in Bonham,
Texas at late day. II this story is correct
in bringing Price to life than in fixing SheIbys location,
then il is indeed hoax, inasmueh as intelligence
ceved here today from Little Rock shows that Shelby
considerable distance from Texas though may be
hoped he is his way the Lone Star State with
his speed accelerated by a vigorous pursuit
TIGHT AT pARDANELv, ARK 3ss 1
On Saturday, January II, the rebels about one thou
sand strong, at Daranelc on the Arkansas river
eighty five miles west Of Little Rock guarding that point
against the advance Of feet Of light draught steam
boats from Little Rock to Fort Smith, with stores foB
the garrison the latter point sufficient TO last year.
Shelby in command, and, Of course, he could not
have been in Texas during the present year and
nounced on the 14th at Dardanels AS the boats pro-
ceeded tho commander Of the post at ewsburg Conway
county, Ark, dctermlncd to engage Shelby, and
cordngly two battaons Of cavalry sent forward
for the purpose ht took place on the 14h sdurin9
which the transports passed up and were soon beyond
The result OF the fight was unknown on the 18th,
when tho last despatch was sent from Lcwsburg but
report current in Little Rock, the 18th, that
Daranelle had been evacuated by shelby and that our
troops in full possession of the town. General
TelntOrcemcntS
and unless Shelby had withdrawn to the fortacd camp
held by the rebels at Washington, Hcmstead county.
Arkansas he had probably found force eager for an
other fight Doubtless the rebels have heard through
spics In Fort smith ad Van Buren, the ruInors concern
ing the evacuation Of these posts and were on the ae
to try and capture the garrisons as they withdrew
Some excitement had been caused in Little Rock by
the pursued by General Reynolds, commanding
that department towards former officers OF the dsrci
hands, from highest TO lowest, In the Commits
cary and Quartermaser Departments, but contscaed
mi Of fnC
of army officers and outside friends supposed te
have been acquired in irregular way Little tock and
MANY other repossesscd towns in the border states have
been rcdoen with vice and corruption in all It's forms,
and neral Reynolds is rigid n his notions OF dsci
p ne and duty allow malpfacces TO 60 right under
4 5 nose without effort right such wrong by the
strong arm of power.
wuoLEs LIE BANIsHMESr
of rebel women the South has ordered In thif
State consisting of the and children of soldiers liz
the rebel service These have not only lent theii
husbands but tn mseves to the rebel cause and deserve
punishment.
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Seth Adams tn Court.
SUPREME couRr--cHAsssns.
NJ - - -

In 1.-Paiiip j. Auorn Seta Adams The de.
fsdant in this action brought up on proceedings
supplemental TO judgment to make discovery on oath
coccrnng his property The plaintiff II appears, oh
tacd Judgment against Adams for t4l3, which was
tuned unsatsfed, and he now sought W examine the
csendant " whether he had any property or not
Upn being sworn Adams stated that bo owned no pro-
pty except his watch sleeve buttons and shirt stus.
IT, counsel for tho plaintiff then moved that receiver
bappoinod TO take charge OF he dcfendat jewelry,
an lhe Jo.rt granted the motion The Cork OF tn'
Cor, Mr. Richard &. Bcamish, was aprol,ed custodian
of nc estate and ga-a bonds In the sun Of s6oO upon
emssjng I.O ri.s
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The River Plate.

It appears by the latest advces received at Liverpool
by the Uruguay under date Of December thai
dispute between Paraguay and Brazil has reached the
verge Of war. Brazilian steamer with the Governor
OF Matto Crosse board, detained by the Para
guayan authorities at Asuncion upon which the Brazilian
Minister after protesting in vain, demanded and received
his passport. The subsequently allowed c
and land her passengers at Bahia Ncgra These
incipent acts OF hostility seem to have dictated the
blockade by Brazil OF the ports Of Uruguay and the
patton Of Villa dc Meo by Brazilian troops against which
Paraguay protest d, and has realiacd by closing
her riverine artery against Braz liam vessels. II was
expected that would b. declared immediately, and
hostites have probably by this time commenced
[From Rio do Janeiro letter, Dec. ISL
Paraguay has declared upon Brazil and decree
has been issued announcing the rupture OF the treaty
W tn the latter State. Sao, Stale OF Buenos Ayres
In the hands of the rebels
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KOhnstn mm Once More.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIr.
nafcro Tudoo Vo,ra~

FEB 1.-THE Trustees Of Gse Estate Of KohnstaSsm
Charles Fer-This action TO the balance
note for 900, dated July II, 1857. The de-
cndant interposcd the statute OF limitations; but ths
plaintiff showed that December 81, 1857, assign.
ent had been made by the defendant for the benefit Of
his creditors among whom was Kohnstamm, and
that the assignee had already paid 81, ,932 on the
in question The Court held that the assignment
sufficient acknowledgement to take the out Of
the statute OF limitations and that the action having
been commenced within six years, the plaintiff was
titled recover the balance the note
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~ . CHtRLES1oN, Jan. q, 1886.
The Yankee gunboat si Ching got sgrou nd IN The Com
bshee yeserday Our batteries opened on her and sct
her ire. SHE burned 10 tho waters edge All the
crew. except lieutenant ard live men sseaped The
prisoners brought TO the city to day and repovt
that the Monitor SsDk OF Sui aa's Island rccsntiv by
torpedo was tho Pstapsos Only Ave out OF crew OF
three buBdred werAeayed: all shs we're drowned
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Arrest Of a Sea Captain

PotTLANp, Ne, Fob l. 1865
Captain Henry Clarke and who claims 10 be tho
owncr " the schooner Blc Hell before reported aban
d,ncdl we're arrested hcre i.day and lodged In jail
sus icoD of ilicsally fppoing ~ TIE vessel AID argo
Tho vessel y supposed 70 have been taken W thc
v.ncnx
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
shsrman's Columns Marching on Charles
MAnr- Ian. u. 1895.

MAoov Jan u, 1895.
Private shvces from Savannah state that fherman
commenced bis movements sonth Carolina on tho
i7ih inst with three columns, the main column going
towards Charleston, taking with II nearly all his
poation. The other two columns are In pbt mar ng
order and are moving BY separate roads Branch
vile.
General Hin has issued orders requiring all non COM
batants 10 leave Augusta
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C,oRNs BUNIoNs RAD NArLa &C. CURED WITH
u ont pain BY pr RICE. 5a Bowery. Evenings al 70
kdeph street. Brookiyn Rceis Anni6ilator sorns
buuions ahIlbiains, ~ ~ nell % ssnta
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HAVANA, jan 20, 1900
On the 26th We received the news that the French
frigate Entreprenaute sixty guns had got ashore
Cayo Blanco, about sixty miles west of Havana The
French transport Darien Immediately left to assist in
getting her Off Yesterday report spread that the
fgate had been saved, but could trace it to reliable
We have no other news Of importance, save that tho
Spanish mail steamer the arrival Of which had
caused much anxiety got fre, and Obliged to
put into Porto Rico learn that no lives lost
Spanish man OF war brought the mails and portion Of
the passengers. steamer will be sent hence for tho
cargo.
On the 25th the English ~ steamer Evelyn, two hun
dred and eighty TONS arrived one day from Nassau
and tho 27th, the English ~ steamer Wren, from
Liverpool two hundred and sixty tons, consigned
to J. Helm It is reported that there number cc
steamers preparing for prvateers all TO be named after
birds Three Of them have arrived herethe vulture,
the Lark and the Wren. Three reported at st.
Thomas and hear Of several others at Nassau. The
steamer Arcadia is clearing day at the Custom House,
ostensbly for the Bemudas Part Of her cargo consists
three hundred and twenty kegs Of gunpowde bars Of
ron cotton cords rope for cotton bales and two hundred
and twenty eight packages and twenty four bundles
contents manifested Tho Luna sails the evening
Of the 2&th for Galveston.
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Rebel Accounts.
BURNING OF COTTON AT WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, Jan. %, 1885
nre occurred at o'clock this afternoon in lot OF
cottonfour hundred and thirty five baes-on the wharf
in front Of the Custom House, Nearly all o the cotton
was consumed The adjacent buildings were not
damaged. A stiff northwcsterly breeze prevails The
weather Is very cold Two loads Of cotton
sumed this morning on tho Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad four miles from town. All quiet below.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 IICoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs-0IvE TMME
date feLef In pains OF the back and side. O0cc Bran
dret House Sold also at No. Union square and by Al