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Auction Sale Of PaintinGs.

Auction Sale Of Pn1nting0.
very hue collection OF oil paintings comprising she
works OF artists Of the French Etching Ciuo, wore
offered for sale last night BY Henry D. Miner = the
Fine Art Gallery. No 81 Fsh avenue. corner a Four
teenth Tine attendance II the sale was bat fa
and Il was noticeable ~ exhibiting the disposition -
COLLECTORS for the encouragement Of native an thai ~
attendance was much smaller and the bldding far leo
spirited thsn upon the occasion q n sns o. paintings
recently The prices last night did nd reach verv
high figure, although many OF the paintings were ~
sold for 500 Companion pictures b. ncslst, "Cook-
maiden" and Dressmaker" brought e76 each; "IA.A-
scape and Cattle" by Desbrosses $780, the same Ute.
by suhrlandt el72 50; two Hunting Scsnss By waksr
$40 each The other works sold much smaller prcss
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CONGRESSIONAL FORMATIONS N CONNECTICUT.

The republicans Of the First Congressional dsric met
In this city and renominated the Hon Henry c. Deming
for Congress by accamaton He received n out Of the
6s votes cast on informal ballot. Mr.. Demtne has
been twice victorious In his for Congress- and his
reconciliation to-day gives the best Of satisfaction 70 his
constituents Resolutions we're adopted approving the
republican state platform and the course Of Mr. Deming
on reconstruction
The Democratic Convention for the Second Congress
siona district assembled In Meriden to-day and nom
mated Julius Hotchkiss OF Mddletown. the demo-
cratic candidate for Congress- Colin Ingersoll and
James GalIaher OF New Haven, aspiranis for the
nomination, were thrown overheard, and there Ill
feeling In consequence Tho resolutions passed OF
similar character 70 those passed by the late democratic
convention in this city.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.


Tho Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon Presi.
dent shux the chair Absent, Commissioners swim
burne and Manerra
In obedience 70 instructions from the Board DR.
ton submitted report upon tenement houses in tho
cities Of New York and Brooklyn The superntendens
says
lively SMALL being but M and while some Of them are de-
hcen in light there but
conspicuous dhy and neglected condition, and
almos OF such character ~ 20 BE- pubic nulsancc
tenement houses this city ls6 The following table
distribution In the various wards,
and the number which In bad SAINT n condition.
A0f Mon Had conditions
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the STEAMER CITY OF BATH BURNED At SEA-

TWENTY-FIVE Lives Supposed to Have Been
Lost.
CHARLESTON, Feb II. 1851.
Four lately belonging 70 the Grew Of the steamer
City Of Bath arrived here from Gsorgetovn this evening
they report that sheir steamer burned at sea on
Sunday morning. on Cape HattsraA OF twenty SIX per-
sons ON board all are believed be iost excepting these
four. The City Of Bath her wsy from Boston 70
savannah H
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Pennsylvania LEGISLATURE.

HAxRusuRo, Feb. H. 1867. y
The Joint committee or the Legslature 70 nvestigate
respecting the alleged improper influence In
with recent election for United States Senator 70
ported to-day, the report being signed By all the en-
bers Of the committee The report s,aeeo that afss
thorough examination evidence had been brought -
light showing corruption the part OF any Of The per-
named In connection with the position OF United
slates senator any member or the L1g1ature
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THE lEwET0M nua0Eas.

LxwEroy Ne, Feb "a 1851.
Clifton Harris, colored and Luther ). verrilI whles.
arrasned this forenoon before Police Judgs Smith,
OF this city, warrant charging them with benG eho
murdsrers OF Mr3 Knsey and MN Caswel % Ne INA
OF January. Harris pleaded guilty and the latter -
guilty verrin also waived preliminary examnstiosI
whereupon both prisoners were remanded 70 Auburn
TAIL for trial before the Supreme Court In this county
the fourth Tuesday or merit April
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LvERroor, Feb. IA. 1867
Tue steamship Denmark from New York, has arrived
81 oa-rs,.~n
LrvnropI, Feb. II, 1867.
ne sfes@sLip Ednburg. from New York, has arrived
n~ss
w. sss-mshlp Ge-mAnia from New York for Ham
hurs. ~. arrived a Southampton.
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AUTHORIZATIONS o. FLOOD IN the susuulHAsHA BIsptllED
HARRISBURG, Feb. Il, 1861.

HARrisBueG Feb IL 1861
All approximations OF food In the susqochanna have
been lspccd by the breaking NJ and moving OF Of the
ice which has covered the river for the last six weeka
II s reported that great excitement was occasoned
IN DanvIljs by the rising Of the water Bells ruug
and the people turned out but IN few moments the
water which had risen about eight Feet subsidized
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French Theatre.

special performance was given last evening at this
house by several arstes who, though known iu some
instances to the public Of this city, had not appeared in
many months. Un Duel sous Richslicu three act
comedy constituted the principal attraction Of the enter
tainment, whioh might have been liboraIy pat
ronized On Duel not put upon the stage with the
and completeness which has always distinguished
the productions Of the associated comedians whose per-
formances the not lik ay To excel The
best acting the to which refer that OF
Amc Larnet lady who Is deservedly favorite with
such haIifuss recall her many achievements during
the last season. She played with grace, dignity and
spirit and gave uterance 70 the more dramatic passages
OF the piece with impassoned eoquence too genuine
to meet with aught but immediate recognition. None OF
the actors who supported Nine Iarmet above the
level OF mediocry, though all very earnest and
declamaory An amusing vaudeville and two chanson-
cyes the latter rendered by NJ Huret Levassor comic
singer Of marked ability, concluded the entertainment
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KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

TorKxA. Feb II, 1851.
The Senate has adopted the House Joint resolution -
amend the constitution BY striking out the words
''white'' and "male I" with IN amendment making Intel
ligencs the bass Of suffrage
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MURDER IN PORTLAND. ne.

PORTLAND, Feb. II. 1861
This afternoon Henry Herman. seaman On board the
bark Mary r. Libby, stabbed 70 the heart BY Charles
johnson, runner In MIA Robert Douelass' boarding
house The murderer We Arreeted. - = -.
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The North American Confederation Bill.
LONDON, Feb IA, 1867.
The bill confederation in British North America
ouy embraces the two Canadas, Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick
me British government will assume the legal expenses
of the defence Of Governor Eyre Of Jamaica. whose
trial ID progressing.
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ANU $ E N ENTs
Musical.

The nh Of the quartette soiress by J. B. Poznansk
given last evening at Anschutz's Music Institute
Two quartettes gven the first from Mendelssobns,
opus Is, beginning " lat e Wdhr," and the other by
Spohr in minor The thema of the first was prettily
sung by Miss Paman pupil Of the Institute, but the
Instrumentation provocative at least of compound
OF ACHE Mendelssohn would scarcely recognise his
work the Of scratch ngs INDUCED In by Messrs
Poznanski, Schwarz, Bernstein and Lesegang. Beeth
would also be much puzzled 10 RECOGNISE his beaut
full sonata Moonlight 10 minor which Herr KALI
woda essayed on the piano. Miss Pfafman sang an aria
from Fcishws and Mr. j Pollock, another pupil Of the
institute, sang Marschncrs Tren Reb ica dich ?" and
Wenn ich in Define Augen sch (" by Schumann and Lock-
ung, by Dessauer.
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NEWS FRon cAlIfoaNIA.

San FRAScrsCo Feb IA, 1867
Robert Dinsmore, Treasurer Of suffer county, abb
seconded on the 10th inst being defauier In e120 600
ere this morning on Mission street, between Second
and Third Streets destroyed eight or ten wooden
buildinga +.4 aN
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A.-LRdiea and Gentlemen,
please call and examne ready made Clothing Tor 0en0
Boys and Youths, and learn the recent
BROKAw BROTHERS, 90 Lafayette place.
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The Irish Fenians In Arms and British
Artillery and Troops in the Field.
Two Fenian Ships Land Revo-
lutionists at Valentia.
The Commander. in-Chief and Chief Secretary
Hurry from England to the Scene.
BIZ THE CABLE TO FEBRUARY IA.


SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.
A Fsnlan .sRisins'' in Kerry British Artillery
and Troops In Pursuit Of the Enemy.
DUBLIN, Feb H. 1867.
Important news has been received in this city from
the South OF Ireland TO the effect that the Fenans made
rising" this morning at Killarney the county Of
Kerry. and marched towards Kenmare.
British troops, with force Of artillery, IN pursuit
of the enemy.
Kerry il maritime county in the southwest OF Ire
land with the estuary Of the Shannon river its north
ern boundary, the Atlantic its western edge
and the counties Of Limerick and Cork forming its
southern eastern boundary Its population is about
two hundred thousand persons, large proportion Of
whom speak only the Irish tongue. The region is
tremely wild, rugged and mountainous
The of Killarney, whero the srising is said to
have taken place, is situated the centre Of the
county Kerry the famous lake Of the same name II
has population of some six seven thousand.
Kenmare is another town in the county Kerry situ-
a,ed on the high road from Cork to Cahrciveen
che residence Of the late Daniel OConnell 1t lies in
very Isolated district at the head Of Kenmare bay and
has convenient harbor and per- 1t is approachable
from he ocean by vessels of heavy burden
Two Ferinn Ships Landed nj valentla-The
Comma nder-in-Chief of the Army and Chief
R Secretary or from London.
LONDON Feb. IA, 1867.
The government has been advised Of the landing Of
two ship loads Of Fsnians 1t vaentia
Lord Strathearn (Sir Hugh Rose < B. CT Com
mapder-in-Chef Of the Army in Ireland. who was
attending the session Of the House Of Lords and Lord
Mas NJ r.. who had taken his seat in the House Of
Commons leave for Ireland al once.
anti ,a cahia
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ssid she rden maiden when she gave all
foreign scents, but kept PHALok's ine6abie NIGHT
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Address.-Psllah e Son, Manufacturers 81
Goods ~ Broadway. rcs cut 70 order ana
repaircd. Boiling. g.
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THE suEl CANAL.

Trade on the New Transit Route.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. ID, 1851.
A number Of vessels have passed through the suez
Canal
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CvSss sders,s Hair Dye.--Thc Besf Ever Mas
ufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied, ~ Ne
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rte Howe vyschins Cs<H. lock stitch SPY
a.. Vschnc --ElfAS HOWE. jr (crgna Inventor ot INC
W NJ nsshlnol President, % Broadway New YORK.
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Ear Rings and Pins. New ssylee...Reurs frye.
ssle By GEORGE G. ALLEN, No Ab Broadway. one dsss
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..A.-Moss,s Chemical P9maae Ressercs Cry
Hair decidedly abe best Hair Dressing used Sold ~
nUSHroS. 10 Aston House. and BY all druggisss-
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rschenckss Puimsnic syrag. mrs. ~ s ansscv ~
Soothing Syrup, Tro.hes, Hosieucr's 80
all the genuine popular medicines AsencyN' ~ nh'~
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The New Weed sewing Mrthincs IRE sn a noww
attracting unusual attention ~ 'hen ye~ s'''e -
Way. a
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Royal Havana I.oucry.-Prixcs Psia 7.
gold. Information furnished The highest raves Par" -
tnds 90 3, Hsas sen IL Wan slrss NJ
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The London Money Market.
LONDON. Feb. 14-Noon.
,onsos are at o0k for money
American securities are as follows:-
United States Eve twcnties 13z
lin0is Gent raj shares 5ota
Erie Railroad shares. wa
LONDON, Feb. 14-Evening.
Cousols closed this evening at OIL for money.
American securities closed at the following rates.
United States hvetWenties. a3E
Illinois Central shares. IbE
tssie Railway shares.
The Frankfort B0urse.
FRASKFoRT, Feb. l4-Evenirg
United States bonds, 76h.
The Paris Bourse.
PARIS, Feb. A-Evemng.
Rentcs declining
The I.lverpOol Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 1i-Noon.
The market for cotton continues to show declining
tendency though middling upands are still quoted ut
nhd per H. Business is dull and the sales so far have
been triaing.
LIVERPOOL Feb 14-Evening.
The market for cotton improved this afternoon, and
though there change in prices closed firm. Mid
:iv~rpeol Breadstmns Market.
IAyERroor, Feb. 14-Evening
Tho market for breadstufs Is firm.
Xiv erp0Oi Provisions Market.
Tho provisions market is generally unchanged Taow,
however shows slight decline, being quoted ut ass 3D.
per cwL for American
Liverpool Produce Market.
Ashes-Pols 35s Cd. per cwt Spirits turpentne 37s.
Cd. per cwi Refined Pennsyivania and Canada white
petroleum steady at Is Cd per gallon.
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wsrs. Tsupce~ swa Orsawept9l Hair: ness
sshsv lar bys and 10 r Dyens. su colors. 81 bAtSf
EiOi(a Is Bond strsst
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Important tO MOthers.-Mrs. WlnslOw,s
SOOTHING SYRUP, for all diseases with which chdrea
afflicted, 10 safe and certain remedy II aiAys all psia,
softep- reduces Inflammation, regpats
the bowels, and wind collie. Depend upon mchers
VIII relieve tho little sufferer immediately Pereety sale
In all cases.
Bo and call for
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING sYRup,"
Having the fac simfe of Courts Perkins the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
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% ssd. sSss a EsT s,, s
mail csfree
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az. %s g sisi Sss s'"'.a -.
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F''re'ffss c ksHssaaie sfw Essr xAcHsgs
sos Broadway New vork.
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All Prizes Cashed In Legal Lstaories. -CiScs-
- - 1'."'s T. CLIrTE Broker Hs BrssdxaE
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Boys and souss sRd learn s EHSsS 3, Mac,
s. a.: ''sssssf:"sss' IS. e
MAJ; .ss s e.. FS%rSs
HUsHToS. 10 Aston House. and BY All drusgisss.
All Prizes CasheA In Legal Lstsories.-CiSes-
s. cLUrE. Broker. Es Broadway
Ball. D'ncs Is 4 zs Gs; IN BROADWAY
have constantly on A'nd b isfs IDS wei assorted
sri IsSEFa HnEis.
c cAsG pIx a1SRsi
s ssS. s.ssI :ss a Esx s.,.s.
Prince street.
Bs.esls. IaiE The :.,,! S:ss I: sss
Gus Factory. 81 Barclay street.
s.a ss IS. sd ssf.:is =
i sEo5siS ss' cxsEus lsr hss pasaasr USE
D.ss::: .ss II The xau:S
ufsc.arsd wSosssis and retail; also applied. a Ss
Elliptic sc.:.sn, ss.G a:,,s..
Yops and Pennsylvania State Fairs. i6ss.
E'gs: sss r'.s Ns NJ:
sale By FORCE G. ALLEN. No 40 Brosdwss. one dsss
'e''" o.'~ -~-----------
F''r''ff sc FsHsss'' sf1 Esss s.sHmps
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Gearhers.

TTO TEACHERS.-Ordcl for Teachers for
Autrun are coming in Those expecting chlu-e through
AMER SCHOOL INST" should aIpl, Application Form -i
when required D. W. SCHENEpHoRN A. VI Ar'ua - Broadway
rTEACHERS WANTED-Thc best chance yet
- make money during vacation Historical and
National iuuuftarc- Agent. lud no competition
FARRAGJT AND orr NAVAL COMMANDERS.
Bv the Hon D. IiFApIHY The distinguished Author alI Historian
IN one handsome splendid Steel Ir i and Battle
ScencC1mpsua The early M public llI laval o.
ON naval heroes.
To experienced agents more popular rapid selling boos
offered Sold agents Send ile ot and commence
tie canvass. Address T.. b. TREAT s. Co.,
ppbIshcrs No. go Broadway. New York
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furniture.

ATGRIFFIN & PAYNE, No. ISL Canal-st.,
~ ueaf Mott
PAYNF'S PATENT SECRETARY BED,
ErAGFRF Bad, SiIEEpAND BID,
BUREAU BED. SoFA MD
DEDROOM ENANiELED FURNITURE OF
ID warranted manufacture. Also sod C4a.gt au walnut 81.
90 To- D lAhlNo i'N 10 ~
taualsi. opposite Wooster. E.;aIIstel .i-
FOLDING SPRING MATTRESSES, Hair,
Il Husl Moss aud srao Nattr,ses fe.rs &c. 'i q ..' no
reel Ar tfe Mtuuttorv y a. d. FARRELL m .r lHirg No'
DO and 2I2 Clfa.,i. Junction ~ Wa.srrst Nrt.N.-f
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MIR. wYNYARD'S WARD.

A NOVEL.
BY HoLNE LIE
Asbor Of AIMS Warleighs Fortunes" Kade Brande'
Sylvan Hots Daughter" &C. &c.
8yo, paper 80 cents
..Vo,e,o among the qualities which mp the goodness Of THIS
,,e, and charming tale are freshness style and peculiar neWne
.. arrangement and manipulation which affect the reader with pleasure
closely similar 10 that follows from the reTusa Of an author Oh
novel aims altogether distinctive thought NoP"N
brighter or more dehgh,i day come under our
nOtoe"-l Athenemn. m ,..,.
A very attractive and touching story. Inc neV
character charming very and hke and marked by pu "
t., agreeable little pecstes give pleasing individuality TO
Gritoss parsonage" London Review.
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Nos J. T. 49, IS H. 90 q 80 g. a. y o. g. a. 90 o. %, So s.
20 o. o. o. g. Co. 90 a. 49, a. - T. %, -, a5 g. 3D. D.
NORFOLK
Nos = O. a. H. b. ~ ~ ~ a. s. 40 49, 81 81 S. 49,
~ 3D. g. CO. o. o. ~ H. o. - IS -, % u.s. Go, 81, 90
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OFUCR % AMY CLOTHING AND E4rpsGF.
No % HHnAnNAY. NHW.N nnK. lnne 81 IlbL I

VIIO RACTORS.-SEALED PKOPO-
SAILS will be- received addressed tle Commissioner r ihe BE-
pairing and lm u Cot 90 lc OItg % ttc nneer No.
u Court uftl o'clock MONDAY. July l3 1867 fr Eel1
tug and Paving Cnlolst itm Futon TO secdpa,e Win faF
Block Noon pareiaea ifcon plans aud Leatons which
otle 81 SINGER The Comm onrn reserve
night reject all Of bids they nA Tor Tie Inter
ct Of sait improvement.
by Onier Of tie ConinsiOrers - .u... =.
yIeolbs, JsDe ~ IsGL l. n WpBARD EosiSsg
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Cost nn0 5cnno

NOTE LOST.-IOST on July ., q NOTE
v nade bg SrRANG ADRANCE No 50 dated " rrl o.! 1904
30 O. All pefsoas cautioned s2s nr-I
tsIg - il las already he1 paid by the daWss Tie mixer w
confer for BY incOs.g to Their address No. 80 broadway
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Ale0irnl.

RLDDING'
RUSSIA SALVE,
Established 1906
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX
Is the Universal Remedy for
BURNS, SCALDS, CUTS, BRUISES
and all
FLESH WOUNDS
for
CHlLBLAINS, CHAPPED HANDS PILES,
and
OLD SCROFULOUS SORES
ERUPTtONs BLoTcHRS, SALT RllEUM
aud all
CuTANEoUs DISEASES
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALvB purely Vegetable OiRtROt made
from the best materials and combines In itself greater
any preparation public timely app
cation has been saving thousands Of valuable lives Of
eng Sst amount suffering and wherever used has proved itself
IN reality BuDN 10 SUFFERING HUMANITY.
SIXTY YEARS GENERAL USE OF THE RUSSIA SALVR
Is A NOBLE GUARANTEE or ITS INCOMPARABLR
VIRTUES As A HEALING OINTMENT
The EbDiNGS RUSSIA SALVE during the
striy p,ars given hundreds unworthy limitations but
l opposition the RUSSIA SALvE maintains supremacy
rsdbs PREPARATION having steady aud permanent sale and
dtcrioratng quality by climate nd Is sold to dealers at
price enabling realize proit by
kBDpiNG & Co.. Propreiors.
Boston, Mass
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Two TRAVELLERS TOURISTS!

APpIFTON-S HANDBOOK OF NORTHERN TRAVEL Contain.
rg an account Principal Watering Places AM summer Resorts
White Mountains, Lake
Dnev 2no. Illustrated with Maps. Price -
AFFECTIONS HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN TRAVEL Being a
su ool te Uuel North, South East and West
Dne vol l2uo Price ~ - .
APPLFTONS SOUTHERN HAND BOOK OF TRAVEL Contain
ny Complete Account a Cities and Towns % tie Southern
'" WV ~ D. APPLETON & Co Publishers.
90. Az Id a. .ta.fr
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COLLIE CT L LIFE;
ITS THEORY AND PRACTICE.
BY TIE REV. STEPHEN OLN, d. d., Lid,
Late President Of the Wesleyan University.
19,.o cNoth 81 30

"a HARPER BROTHERS viii send eth Of d. above books by
mail postage prepaid to any part the United States receipt Of
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gun 0AI'L- ~ b w, i P-,t.+., NJ
arrt, Brewster Tisrc ~ 90 r'fr SITUATIONS poo we 'V
l5t l5tr feet ard 30 et rar to house hs os sn i- Aene9
ue .Ltls n ,ll sai gJoorl paHs 10 Ae pk has sn,
tr.r ceru With two pumps force plp At o
&C. trfr of vatc l r hack doors . about tfc A4ie on ll
Morris sfI E1 Depot where IT'D tirt ore 700 rrh f A al
rrt Minutes fhIut % acfs from buplst horse
ur~flf desired remain ou mort
gaze live tle place where apply Possession gfcn 10
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L. IttpANl IAl.NII'I.NN - ~ iiii'i't'''
~ Sow York. elegantly fIraha Boats River ta,af lolse
ahuuisrcc ~ choice i9t Alirr~ Bon 10 - ElL..ch ~
IOR SALE or EXCHANGE, for City property
ore ofe finest RESIDENCES u Nei,Jrser situated a. fhn
a,d With Of good ar the house has ~ rooms W closets
aa iis cellar divided into first aonr has 'a"ou par
or. atl .as rooms. hclen aahl a si'ir rooms seou
closets 10 t4's
homo III. t rorl Improvements boz arl cold water, water closet
bath .tt aua ta heated h furnace there H anc new i muo
lH fst IS fe. 600 fruit trees evergreen and shade trees DO
risrIrurr good pure spring water aNurnre Tilk NA %
tspo plenty Of ctrrage ahi o'icr oatAoss pa tn
. 90 Oar. trru- Apply % fO'l flh T.
No Do oat-or, jersey CITY, or 20 EVAN JONES, fanhed y
4 ION.
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CDTN'TRY RESIDENCE and FARM for

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