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baltimore mnrIxet.

Baltimore, Jan. 25.
Flour heavy. Wheat steady. Corn hrnn;
Gions steady. Lard ISL. MesS Pork IN.
Whisky quiet ut 81
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CNcTNNATI, Jan. 25.-The Tennessee
House of Representatives yesterday
passed the negro testimony bilI-yeas
n. naYs 80. ~ p
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New YORK, Jan. %.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid IN Bosfon To-
day were rs f0llOWB:
Copper Falls ~: Minnesota I71E: Hancock
Il; Franklin g; Huron 81; Isle Royal ISJz;;
Quincy 5G1S; Bay State ~ u - -5If7-s ~
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CLEVELAND, Jan. 25.AFrawley won
of the State last night, by two points.
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= Isnlfimore CsiffIe market.

4g BALTIMORE, Jan. q.
BeeEDull with downward tendency. The
quality Offering to-day was much. better than
last week PTfcessEloW n decline OF &c per
hundred on all grades, considering the I'm
proved quality.
sheep Good supply ate1z9a
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NEW York, Jan. 25.-The Posts
Washington special says:
+, This morning the Canadian advocates
for the reciprocity treaty were here. 1t
is considered certain that the treaty
cannot be renewed, except that by re-
ciprocal legislation some of the more
important results of a treaty can be
reached. ~ on
The last steamer brought the news
of the death, of Frederick Bremen.
The Insurance on the Atlantic white
lead works, destroyed last night in
Brooklyn, amounts to ,000-entire
loss will reach S5O0, 900.
Lieut.. Governor Bross addressed the
Chamber of Commerce this afternoon.
In Court, to-day Elizabeth Thorn
brought claim against Asa s. Mercer
and others, as agent of the New Eng
land Aid Society. She charges him with
having sold her worthless passage tick
cts, per steamer Continental, claiming
that the steamer, with Mercer on board,
stole out of port clandestinely. On APP
plication of plaintiff, an order was
granted, returnable to-day, requiring
the California, Oregon and Mexican
Steamship Company to show cause why
they should not be restrained from
surrendering property of the New Eng
land Emigrant Aid Society, but the ar
gument was postponed until Saturday.
Mrs. Thorn claims that she paid Mer-
Ger 800, and placed aboard the Cont
mental furniture and other property
valued at $500 more.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 24.-The LegisIa-
ture to-day rejected the proposed
amendment to the city charter of Louis
Vile, by a decided vote.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. General
Steele, successor to the late General
Wright, arrived at Sacramento yestef-
day.
The stesmer Pacific, from Portland,
has arrived, bringing S419, 100 in trea-
sure. - =
There is decided Improvement in
mining stocks; Narcross $50; yellow
jacket 404; Could q CORY S25; Savage
695; opher 335; Legal Tenders 70A.
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TO THE PUBLION

From and after this date, all our Custom
work will be marked down sAllwork guar
ranteed to be made In the latest style and
best manner, at from Is to 20 per cent. lower
-l-,GF -Ls ~ -st4l1.-l-. &.
lai ~ l.aE H. rlaE tffai-iEr val
-IF ..- trt- i-a''.z t7--g .. 'r.H - ."'rt
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NEW YoRK. Jan. 25.4The CONNER
ciaI's special says:
There is no chance of the passage of
the Constitutional Amendment.
The Government is determined to
enforce a strict neutrality on the Rio
Grande. Gen. Sheridan's orders are
imperative on this subject. An inves-
tigation will take place about the
Bagdad affair.
The Posts Washington special says:
!. a number OF leading Pennsylvani
ans, including some members Of Con-
gress, had a cordial and lengthy INFER
view with the President last evening.
The President reiterated his opinion
that Congress should admit the rebel
States to representation in Congress.
He thought the passage of the negro
Intimate an'intentIon TO veto 1t.
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Teach your Boys what they VIII Prae-
tiee when they become Men.
: WHEELING q -.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
WHEELING, WEST va.

WHEELING, WEST VA.
81 er OF Penmanship in ,Rohrer's CONNER
clal College, Saint Louis. Mo-, and at Dutt's
Mercantile College of pittsburgh, Pa, and
class Conmercial school in Hornbrook's
occupied by Prof 1. 1. Hitchcock, opposite d
Nicoll & Bro, where they are prepared to
give instruction in Single and Double Entry
book keeping, Plain and Business Penman-
ship, Card Writing, Commercial Calculations,
Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Commercial
Grammar, Analysis OF the English Language,
and In Theory and Practice of Teaching.
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION "a
Is to prepare Young Men for the Counting
House, or for actual Business life. 500 aJs. 4
The city OF wheeling, from its location, be-
ing situated in the valley of the Ohio, and in
the midst ola rich and fertile district, being
easy OF access, both by river and railroad, and
being unsurpassed In the number and extent
of its manufactures, offers advantages equal
search OF q good business education, with
fair prospecto obtaining good situation.
Eminent Lecturers Will be secured to de-
.tainlng to a good business education through
ont the entire course. .sfh9I-l ~
College, or address Mitchell & Greasy, Wheel
:, Ing = =" y va o. :, JAMES A. MITCHELL,
Parties unknown to us Will please refer to
any OF the following named persons: - /
Prof EDWIN REGEL, McNeeley Normal
P.DuFF q SON, Dun-s College, Pittsburgh,
Prof D. R. L1LL1BR1DGE, Bryant & STRAIT
toms Commercial College, Springfield, Illinois.
Rev. BENJAMIN MITCHELL, Mt. Pleas
Prof /. 1. HITCHCOCK, formerly Of West
Virginia Business School. I = . rHslf4-
: EAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD, Wheeling,
GEO. W. SMITH & Co, wheeling, Va.
81. DARLINGTON Co... 49, - 81
Jan12-tapll ,iGniliis q % -laiaEsi
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Co-Partnership.

O. ]. BOYD AND N. T. wAYNfAN. HAVE
-. associated themselves under the firm
name OF Boyd & Wayman, for the purpose of
carrying on the Wholesale Boot and Shoe bus
ineSs, at the old stand, No. IS Main street, oc-
cupIed by the late firm OF Altman & Way
man, where they will keep full stock OF
goods In their line, and by fair dealing merit
a continuance OF the patronage 50 literally
extended to the late firm. 1anS-1m
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ACCOlloDATIoN TRAIN,

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule ON and amer Dec
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Disso1ution.

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the fIrm name Of Altman
q Waylman, in the wholesale Boot and Shoe
trade & dissolved, by the death of the senior
partner, Mr.. Altman. The business will be
settled by the surviving partner,
NJ. T. WAYMAN.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The alleged
privateer AiIear, Is still lying at the
docks, and two officers from the O. S.
Marshal's office remain on board. It is
intended to subject her various apart
ments to critical search, probably to-
day. The owners of the vessel insist
that she is not of any hostile character,
and feel aggrieved at her detention.
The Post says: The loan market is
entirely easy at 8 per cent; commercial
paper is unchanged and passes at 7a9
per cent.
The reports circulated by the English
papers are disbelieved here that the
high rate of discount in London is due
to the exposure of the credits given to
American houses. 1t is urged indeed
that these reports are intended to bear
on our $40 bonds at the London Stock
Exchange, and it creates a feeling of
distrust generally, with view to the
attainment of speculative ends There
is perhaps some truth in this surmise,
but the co-existence of a5 per cent. easy
money market or with an per cent.
steadily tightening money rate in Biv-
erpooI is an altogether anhmolus and
remarkable state of things, which has
ever, we believe, been paralleled.
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.r.- 4f itfut 'iir.-lsif- .'t -rt.Ia
-tH at. ...I stt..af -f.lf'f4E.
B II ST l',a.a-5.
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Train forL. the West.

WHEELING, Nov. 2lSt 1855.
an AND AFTER THE 2lsf OF NOyEM-
" BIER, the PassengeFs and Mails from
Wheeling for the West viii be dispatched nom
the Depot OF the b. q o. r. r. Co. at 440a- M.
$40 p. M, and leave BenWood on the arrival
Of the @. o. Il. RI trains At LEO n m. and
lO:ZJ p. m nOv22-n
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply
MRWHs..:zss=alI|5s...Es..a ~.

OFFICE BAIT. OHIO RAIIRoAD Co., \
fil-, WHEELING Dec. 3, 1865.
WINTER SfTTEnTTTE mo-.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-03

ONE OF THE WAsHNGToNs.-The New
York correspondent of the Baltimore Sun E
day Telegram says that MIR. Corbln Wash
ington. one of the few descendants of Pres
ident Washington. was brutally beaten by
4 ship captain recently while at sea. Mr.
Washington was acting second mate of the
vessel. He was born at Mount Vernon,
Fairfax County. Virginia. on the Sd of
May, 1927, and is n son of Bushrod Wash
iaGton, jr., whose father, Colonel William
Augustine Washington, was a nephew OF
our first President. Mr.. Washington is be-
licved to be the nearest relative of the
"Fathcr of his Country" now living.
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ReaI estats.
LENTz & APPLEGATE, q,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
n. .vronr nurn

DArTON, OHIO,
N SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved, six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Iiberty-$4,500
A fine residence, 0k acres, we'll improved,
within one mile OF DaytOn-&3,30o.
A frame house and ~ acres, on Grecncastle
Hlll-&1 800. NTi In Iil
A farm Of 100 acres, on Bear Greek. good land.
for 900 per acre.
A farm Of 90 acres, two miles north of Phillips
burg; cheap at 81 900.
A flne brick ON Jones strcct-S3bO0
a fine house and lot on East Third strcet-$1 GOO.
Three houses and lots Fourth street for e. 30,
fine residence In Yellow Springs, well i'm
proved-&1 800.
| stroet- 0OO
A farm, miles from Dayton. OF 40 acres, well
improved on Eaton Pike; cheap for $1,000.
A farm Of 1854 aercs. mile east of Union. on the
old Troy road well improved, and the best quality
A farm Of 1E3 acres, eiiimprovcd 3 miles south.
west of CovngtOn Ohio, the best land, for $i5 per
acre ~
Flax factory, occupied lly Messrs. Davis n Co.,
with machinery, and acres of land.
A farm of 1G0 acres, mile north Of Browns sta
ton, on Western X. r., on Twin Greek, well i'm
lproved-$10O00
| A farm of 80 acres. on GreenvilIe r. R.--$9 30
A farm Of 90 acres, good improvements, at
Browns Station, on Western K. R.-f3200.
A farm of 70 acres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from DaytOn-S 5000.
A number of houses and lots In different parts OF
| the city. All will be sold cheap. .. 81
feb2-t LENTZ n &AIPLEGATE. II. u. A.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED.
NEW ESTABLlSHM ENT.
EDWARD KERR
vANDYNE 81 BRYANT,
MIAMIsBURd, OHIO,

hESP LILY ANNOUNCE TO
the public that they have purchased the old stand of
John ID. Kaufman, and are prepared 10 do all
kinds of work in their line as backsmithing. Par;
tcular attention given to horse-shOeing. PlOws of
all kinds, wagons and carriages made and re-
paired, They will warrant all their work.
Janl6-wu VANDYKE & BRYANT.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on the nrst Monday in May, 1896 q petition WIN
be presented 10 the Commissioners of Montgomery
county, asking change In the location of the
County Road. leading from Liberty TO Salem ia
said county, as to place said road ON the line
which divides sections 32 and 81 in Madison town
ship, throughout the entire length of said sections
and 10 vacate much of the said road as at pres
ent lies in section ~ In said township north Of the
point where II leaves said section line.
apr 7-4twl A PETITIONER.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
From the South Carolinian.l
LOVE SONG IN SPRING.

The heart that repOses
While Spring brings her roses,
Is sure 10 be lett in the shade, the shade;
The youth that Is wasted,
Ere love has been tasted,
Is youth without blossom, dear maid, dear maid
There still Is an hour,
When, wooing the 1owr.
The sun in his glow seeks the field, the neldi
When, opening her bosom
To the beamlet, the blossom,
Knows wisely the season 10 yield, TO yield
All sad II, ungrateful,
She turns away hateful.
For never. believe me, again, again,
VIII zephyr or sunlight,
With one love or one light,
Renew the approach made in vain, made in vain.
Then yield 10 me, dear one,
The seasons fair one,
While to love both the sun and the zephyr persuade
For the heart that still closes,
Though love brings his roses,
win most surely be left In the shade, the shade.
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New Route TO California.

MaXimilian, spite of his troubles has
1900 men at work on the railroad between
the City of Mexico and Vera Cruz, dis
tance of 500 miles, and the whole will be
completed this year. Two hundred and
ten more miles will take the road on to the
Pacific coast mt the bay of Zatelcas and
this will probably be the first completed
railroad across the continent, Then we
shall go TO California by way of New Or
leans, Vera Cruz and Mexico, and in about
half Of the time it takes now by way of the
lsthmus.
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FEVER AND AGUE ANB CMILLS.
THE BEST RRMEpY TO CURE, Is
pAVIS'PAIN KILLER.

i DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.-TAKE
three teaspopllsfnl of the Pain Kilorin about halt
pint Of hot wnter wen sweetened with molasses an
hack ami lowels with the medicine at tho same
time. Repeat the dose In twenty minutes II the
vomiting tand IL probably will II the stomach Is
very FOUL, take little Pain Killer In cold water
sweetcned with sugar after each gpasnl. Perse-
veranee in the above treatment has cured many
severe and obstinate cases OF this disease.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINES DEALERS.
oct21 -dawu
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Meaifal.L
DIR. sTEvENs & co.

III RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, at Che Cincinnati Lock Hos
pital 23O Walnut street, between Fifth and Sixte,
Hp stairs without the use of Mercury, loss
of time, or change Of diet.
DR. STEVENS by special study and experience
in tho hospitals Of Baltimore, London and Paris Is
enabled TO guarantee n cure in the most compli-
Gated cases. Recent cases OF GOnOrrheaOr Syphilis
cured in few days, without change Of diet, or
hndranoe from business. Secondary Syphilis--the
last yestge-eradlcated without the use of Mcr-
curry.
Victims Of self abuse and excessive venery, suf-
fering from SpermAtOrrhea, and loss Of physical
and mental power, Ind dgestion or Constipation,
EfuptiOns, Nervous Coughs, Hypochondfls &e.,
ARE treated for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, and
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake the
effects for the causes or the evil, and thus multi
ply both
Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
Should restore vigor TO their bodies and minds, ere
they entail misery and disease upon those of their
pOstcrity.
Diseases peculiar TO females treated A cure
guaranteed in all cases. Persons ut u distance
promptly cured, by addressing, with statement OF
case, DIR. STEVENS n Co, 23O Walnut between
9th and 9th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio
Onice hours from A. NJ, 20 3 i. M; sundays 70
II a. M decS-1yd
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BFFEcTs or HIGH RENTS AND TIGH PRI-
CEs.-The New York Times states that two
hundred thousand people-bachelors and
young men-live at dining-saloons and
cating-houses in the city of New York.
AS lately rs 1850 the number of these sa-
looms could be counted, on ones fingers,
and were located below Canal street. Now
they are everywhere, ''up-town" rs well
rs on lower Broadway, the Bowery and
Chatham street They are increasing rap
idly.
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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEALED FRO
bidder and date Of offering win be received o. IBIS ohes
uuu u O'Clock A. NJ Of Thursday, August 1o 100 for mss
construction OF stone block pavemsnts. IN
ighth avenue, from Forty second v Fify eighth street
second avenue. from Houston 10 Fourteenth ttttet
thirteenth street. fron University place 10 frs avenue
Nestfy street from Greenwich 10 West street
Duane street from Hudson 10 West street
Ihifty-nfHt street, from Eighth 20 Ninth avenue
Dusne street, from Hudson 10 West street
Thirty hrsl street from Eighth 20 Ninth avenue.
llzabeth street from Bayard " Grand street
spring street from Broadway 10 West street
Bcecker street, from Broadway 10 B0wcry
Thirty fourth street Third " East liver andt
Fify.afh street broadway TO Eighth slso.
for cohbie pavement Eleventh from Fourteenth
and for crossuats across Fourth
intersection ~ Forty sixth street Aso for
The OF In the following streets u VIII
Blocker street between Charles and Perry streets
spring street, Elizabeth street end TIE Bawsry.
Broadway. between Thrtieth and Thirty nrst streets
Eighth between Fourteenth ard Fifteenth sreeis
First avenue between Eighth and ninth, Eleventh and
E.sex street between Stanton and Rivtngton Delaney
and prcofue and Hester ana Division streets.
Foryeixhth street between ourth and mn avenues
First avenue between Seventy fourth and Seventy ninth
with branches In second avenue and In seventy,
nfth srth Seventy seventh and Seventy eshth
streets and also In rotynth street, between mn
and Lexington avenues. with branches IN Tfsh, hsdisoh
specifications and form. ia. y h.d a shs oes
hoBT T. DARRz0H' {Asusd.ss
A. W. CRAVEN nosrd
oyyrcs csorox Asrxsrsf pSAszpuH Aumb q -
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AND DESIGNS

pLASs AND DESIGNS
NEW CAPITOL
AT ALBANY.
orrcx OF "rnr Nav carnoI cossss,oSssse
...-.. AtsASy. July ~ 1855 ,
Architects. sre Informed hist plans aud design New
Capitol ut Albany viii be
afher Once un the 18th day IL November nest All
printed statement OF aud "details and Of the
premiums offered, VIII be furnished Tao
missionefs ON application n person bv post
HAMILTON HARRIS, Albany
IDHN " L. PRUYN, Albapy,
q. b. LATHAM. Seneca fais,
omf nixuon
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SUMMER RESORTS

C08.lNs HOUSE,
" Great Darlington, Ferkshirc corsty Mass
Having become the proprietor of thr Collins Hooe, We
address the patrons and those OF friends who
hereaft ter visit us fouows:
The house ~ delightfully."- situated it out Of the village Of
Great Barrrgton Mass The natural advantage 0, ~ oSs
slOn, OF climate picturesque scenery a1d te
ym6e of aeebboaiIUg Inhabitants justly objects Oh
celebrity,
From She spacious prouenades Of the house be viewed
the south wide range or the valley Of inc b9usatohc
Including Mount Washington, Mount Everett, and many
DO MS Ia Connecticlt and Now York States.
rho surrounding muuntan streams and NcJdan is aHofd
liberal Inducements for The sportsman eithsT with the gun
~ci
The grounds ed v,h the house ample includ
The IS built wiz all tho modern
np spacious, airy and wen Ventilated
when Is ccadnctcd throughout the hulding Warm Geld
aud sbow~ baths awess IN readiness, gTatuous to vac
O the house.
sNe Garnet fail dcGhtvi and great variety Of
drives bis vicinity also suggest Shall be prepared with
carriage and saddle apriLg opportunity TO ytsst all
ne,ghls3rIrg points ~ interest &c.
Visiting either from Worth or South ran be
la!e hotel premises by applying 70 the
eonf- c,or VI The IL nsatonic Railroad.
W. have arranged that table may be aburdaS.y sup
pc New and Bosef MAJ kets, aud IN sis con
relon eIly TO guests, whether fends as
pleasure -eekegs desiring temporary home In
H. thai win all times find m nptuous
ble airy well furnished rooms attentive servants
proprietor ciways socors for comoT and hap
s,ness.
hope with the advantage the house poss-.c. and nm
ceasng attention Whatever can contribute - the excel
hotel ageinen make II favorsSs resort
with these Representatives. and w solicit your
patronage and encouragement :.
j. g. HrmBARD. in.
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MILITARY ".

TINTED STATES ARMY AGENCY. 2ss BROADWAY,
~ up stairs removed from 81 eecker street, New York
Caution SOLDIERS aud their heirs cautioned against
advertisements soliciting their Claims 20
bnunty, under laws just passed. Soldiers Of ih2 and
others their be ertiei should apply BY
letter. person. this ONCE iniormaton an1 II de-
sired their claims win DO forwarded
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(NROTOS ACQUEDUcT DEPAPTAENr-
~ To CDN1RtCrDI.l.
Sealed proposals viii IL received is omce fosands
CITY Hall Psrkl nntl " O'Clock A. ". or Monday Augua
1880 for the construction OF Dam hni fs
for large storage Reservoir Corners in the
township of Kent ralnsm county N. Y.
Proposals must Be indorsed Prupo,si FOR Dam &e. fos
storage Reservoir IN Putnam coany the Irooa
duo. Department. aud must also ndorsed Tie OF
the bidder and date Of hts proposal
Plans md specifications rbsatncd tho otes.
Of the engineer In charge Boyds
Specifications also be obtained this 0nlce
THOMAS sIEPrEN-,, CIotan
ROBr T.. DARRA9Hi Agsptuct
Nrw yoRx July 90 1855 -"
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TT RNisHi.B no <Ms-IS 4 rRlvAnt-FLMILy, Win
IT Bis. 4, in heaae vita u,as.fn improve
eens desirable is;oH, ~ Jnst I,ps,it6 street ue.S
eesona
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cox mn wANTED-oN MpRoyEp REAL rs.
,DZO.UUU tate first class worth si6OO}, Tor tive
years. Apply TO GEO. II. MuNROR iv6 broa dway. 9ss
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(,IiFFwUoD HOUSE ON THE sEsrUORE, oEd
mile from keypofl N. j.. and enc half hour frog
New York by steamboat Matteawan barely street "
returnpg NJ sare thirty cents. Fine shady groves
sea nah,s lshng sning cunning drives biweekiy hsps
mineral springs hrstcass board. torne moderate. Apps
a IlG Reeckcr street.or az the hotel
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INCRNfSggEr Front AND REAn ROO, OK SECOND
II siory i. wlh.ut hos "a. 20 snrsegentenen. Hor..
snsi fsssi tho mood good. 20 twenty
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c.OnA TO $1,000 wANTED-ON FIRST RATE SEA
pOUU curity for short term, by lady In business
Liberal premium interest will be allowed Address b.
4. s., Herald Office. 81 q aaf ~ MNH94M4f 8afAfaA
CsC AnA MIDDLEsEx, N. j., SEVEN PER CENT.
DO.UUU Bonds FOR sale; Ulster Comfy Bonds wanted
All county Bonds bought and sold by THOMAS NEWTON.
Banker, So broadway
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LSuRNIsHER Rooms TO LEr-IN PRIVATE rAst-
b, Tor gsst.s-s only wih hsth, hE .o'd wAt.r-
EAst Elrbt..rsh street, v.soe n desired APP
ply nj .se hou-eL