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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-16

most fortunate one for US. Itwas our last
attempt. We soon after this became con-
vinced that we could not remain much
longer undiscovered, and that we must
abandon our enterprise. Accordingly, a
separation finally took place, and never
after saw any of the party except one. and
fh2t was when I was on my way from
Richmond to Canada on business of quite
a different tnature-about which presently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

No % West Broadway, Henry Bordtof No III Franklin
tI, ana John Power OF No All Westinghouse, were
arrested for violation Of the Excise law and held to bail
N 100 each Joseph Stark, young man. Saturday
was committed for sending letter TO the wife OF Joseph
strauss or No. 43l West Twenty signed An
ne Strong declaring that the writer had been seduced
py Mr. Strauss and demanding money for herself and
70 the address Indicated and confessed his guilt An
geios and George Casey, whom detectives McCord and
Rdord arrested for stealing gold filings and other prop
ery belonging 10 their employers, Messrs Ford Co. Of
NO. 20 JohEst, committed for trial their own
confession OF guilt Madame Amelia Armstrong Of No.
lo East Twenty and Harry Russell Of Lafay
ette-aye Brooklyn, who alleged 10 have been con-
cerned in the malpractice from which Kate Hultz do
nestle In the family OF Mr. Wright Of No. 40 Cermont
ave- Brooklyn, is now suffering were committed for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

knew Florence scannen as the leader Of kindred
spirits In the Eighteenth Ward would not reeog-
hlze him In the emaciated man, with not
strength left sufficient to trace his nane on the paper
terrible warning to class In tlns CITY, but
thee IA little In the past Ia give hope that this warning
VIII be needed For eight months he has been confined
10 MS bed In suffering and in agony, unable To assist him
sell and requiring the constant attention OF Nurses vet
conscious in all this time that his final end slowly
ana surely approaching, his physicians having assured
MIN that there hope for his recovery. Nothing
Dut MIS- physical development has kept him alive 80 long
No the usual questions put TO him by the Coroner, Sean
nell said that he had hope OF recovery, and will
ing to make a true statement of how he by his
wound. The following rs his statement:
On the ID OF December 1863 with brother John. and four
Of secondaye and Twsstyhr Hearing that number Of
registering om there belonging to other Wards intended tell them
room where told to 90
IN then went and leaned against the bar resting elbows
looked behind and Dopohue behind the bar bareeper
from behind person could
behind the bar person behind the bar Thomas Donohue
Some had COMMENCED lighting IN the back bat
fred until the ~ the
ground Ny brother John the time
did see him know he did not shoot and Thomas Dohohue
had dispute previous 10 A had
did threaten Donohue his place, before
shot Nor did DoDohue have dying
and firmly believe other shot than Thomas Doohu
scannell could merely touch the pen with his fingers
he could not sign his name, because Of physical pros
traOn The jury gave verdict that Florence Scannel
came TO his injuries by pstOshot wound at the hands
OF Thomas Donohue. Coroner Flynn issued his warrant
Tor the arrest OF Donohue The latter and his friends
who present at the fight say that Seannel shot
by Of his companions. Not long ago. John Sean
nell, meeting Donohue in Fourh-ave., Eighteenth
For this he arrested and held 10 bail In $1,000 to
keep the peace for one year. Those who know the
who compose the factions that they will not be
satisfied with the death Of one leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11
ABANDONING A WIFE.

A case of abandonment was heard by JUS
tice Cox at the Jefferson Market Police Court satur
day. MrS Corrs complained that she married at
White Plains In May last to Mr. Corris, and that he had
cruelty deserted her the 4h inst Dr. Morris Of White
Plains was put on the stand, and denied having
oieated at the matrimonial services. lie recOected
two women visiting him some time ago to make inquiries
about the marriage, and that he had told the complain
ant, who one OF them, that he did not remember
having seen her before.
Mrs Corris was then sworn and testified: I met Mr.
Corris while was boarding at the corner OF Eighteenth
afterward went to Fifteenthst and he came To me
constantly; went to board at Mrs. Yineents he came
there too after that Corrs boarded at No 81 Greenwich
ave-. and up town. saw each other constantly, and
then engaged to be married; in May last we went
TO White Plains and slept at hotel in the morning Cor
ris got up and said "Juietc let us and get married.
went out and were married by DR.. Morris; since
that time have always passed as man and wife, till he
sxteenth-st and Eighth-aye; there witnesses
TO the marriage; after the ceremony came back to
NewYOrk just before be left me had washed up some
Of his things, and he asked for white vest of his;
roned it, and he went out he came home and asked for
supper; said that had no money, and that he treated
me badly he went out them and came back late al night
and slept the lounge he has treated me very badly
last Winter at one time, had died, should have car
ried "a black eye TO my grave.
The next witness called Eleanor Vincent, who
stated: have been acquainted with Mrs Corrls seven
years; she has boarded where ve NO l67 Elght-aye
have known Corris two years when he came TO the
house he engaged board and paid it separately soon
after she said they were engaged to be married. and then
manner led me to believe they were.
Mrs Coffin testified that she had known both persons
three four years. and heard Corris call complain
ant his wife very often. Mr.. Coffin also testified that
person came his saying his wife sick, and
he believed il to be COrris
Defendant was here examined, and said that he be-
acquainted with Juliette sheridan, which was the
plaintiffs maiden name, as before stated that they mad
had apartments each OF the streets named and were
very Intimately and illicity acquainted this Illicit nc
quaintance lasted more than two years at different
places but he firmly asserted that he never had been
married her, although he at White Plains at the
time before stated. Here the examination rested.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERN.

Before Judge Barbou-James +. Ldrned
AIT John Mahon and Richard Connery;-This is an ac
ton I'm which the plaintiff who Is adyertsng agent
seeks 10 recover e. damages alleging that he has
leased the fence round the PostOhce building ana
other about the city for the purpose OF posting
and that the defendants who are in the
same business posted their bills directly over MS
oUn thus neutraizing the very object he had IN
view and materially damaging his business. lie
claims the above damages. and asks an injunction re
stranng the defendants from continuing In TINS cOu
The defense admits the posting OF bills over the pant
adyertisements claiming the right 10 do and denying
the ownership Of the plaintiff. 49,
When the case was rst heard on a motion for inter
locutory Judge Freedman granted an injunction until
final Judgment obtained Yesterday Judge barbour
Continued the Injunction until additional afdavits could
be procured by plaintiff, showing his ownership III tne
fences, and remarked that these afidavits We're al
that required to establish plaintiffs right To the &c
dress asked for.
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CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, on Satur-
day James McEntee was arraigned for stabDlng owen
McEnee Of No rs Goerck-st during quarrel on ftiuh
evening. He held to answer In default OF slo pa
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day Joseph Prucher peddler wss charged Win ents,
iug the dwelling house Of John Metonnel OF NO DIS
West Fortythirdst aud stealing clothing valued AT s
He was committed for trial William Anchor was
charged with robbng the dwelling house OF Wlh1nn
scbahn OF No Thrdave. Of $40 worth OF articles Inc
prisoner admitted his guilt and was fully committed:
John Rogers and Mary Fl0s were charged Win Keeping
dis0rderly houses In Greene-st, aud hed 10 answer az
the special session in default Of 500 bail each. ADout
seventy cases OF disOrderly conduct ana uruhAcioS'
were disposed Of
At the Tombs Police Court, Alderman Conla n
was on the bench. John Owens, laDoreT, LIVING u,
Ei0hth.st, on Saturday evening was fOund ny EuHaIu
WRIGHT the premises OF Daniel lahey, nat mahulao
tur,r on the third floor OF No II Anns having IoIeou
omen the door leading from the hallway ON SEEING
Wright the thief who had removed ms coat ana shoe,
ran from the room into the street. lie was tolo"su ~
Wright and arrested He committed 70 the io7
to await trial. In default of q 900 ball. MAY Sni
teener of disOrderiy house In New thainDe.H- an
nine inmates of the phase, were cOnlnIteu-
Ailairc aud the Officers Of the foufth TIeClno.
an saturday made raid on the women ,
who infest Chathampaco and Chanpefs sda na an'
he New BOwery night, and arrested larss num- ~,
beTI Az were s9lamilIed.. William AsaasAa'is VI
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK o.



CLEARED.
steamshpscyO Of Brooklyn Brooks IyerpoO syea Thomson
unite sa BisnSaU New Orleans. San Salvador Ncterson
. newer. % S A1 p %h B1sS So S Ellen I
Grum Phdepa De Soto Morton PsnA b Free
Harei George Cromwell Cpp New olean, Champion LochsSod
W SSaSSn E sanp se% "iS @n
Ship-Hereford, Garlner. London
BaLs-Berthe Reel Reed Trieste Morn Poster PictOu Ms
Brgs-Gofreio, BasmO Genoa Two Brothers, Weaver Corfu
G1oS sf Merriam eEi John. b. Harry vn Collins Pade
saronyl banks. HfbOr Grace j. K Howard Howard,
s. John k b AG aRs B m g. %a p 5fa aifs
SH Eng B B ,ss Ssnn k %Sc IAN Fo@S e
Atwood Raymond HarNchpOr 7 G. Russell Clark Savannah Nellie
Anderson, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hermann Reehmnn, Bremen June 2 via Southampton
Bsl saEtno GILLETTE Lsaro cara g days, railroad ron
Brig ST. Joseph, Beruier Seville IS days coTtwood
B Bs Colorado spenssie PsoTo R. isdsys mOasses
se e5 Rorato Nichols pspeT Richmond Va iday' coal
' scnoosERs-RIvEk AND co,srwrsE.
J. Walker. GeorgetoSn d. e. harncaibo khabeihror.
s sa h EsseSa Gss f PnsS RES sSsf6So
R R. f. %I.Ca bridgeport E i. Hunter, Provdencs'
Eas'f P. sil's slISsilpor Bicc%ss EsSetSpo
Aida ElaSetARoGt Pale8 S1 shs1eSS'bpO
Kendies Fish, EIils6shPort. u. & Hean Ehza6eibpor
George Edgar, En1abehpOrt Express EhEabethpor.
Jaiu, Webb, Virginia Mar Frames, Virginia
r. Hazard New Bedford Islander, EeW-Haven.
Sterling EiIabethpor- Congress, Blltabethport
St James, Baltimore. Frances, French River
s. G. Collier, Boston. Hammond Boston.
Bari Belfast Sandy Point, Norsah
d. w. Powers, Hatteras. Romeo, Belfast
r. Benedict Black Rock. H. 8 Billings NevHaven.
Golden Rule Eew.Ilayen, D. Webster, New London.
Charter Oak Providence. Grace Cushing Providence.
Lizzie Maui Boston, Jos skinner, Brookhayen.
Hausett Newport. Empire Belfast
SAILED.
Ssmships-Hain for Bfeen Pere for Hayre; Europa for
Glasgow eyea for Hyepoo Caledonia for
Bristol De and George CromSe for New Orleans
Champion Chaeston Ellen y Terry
for Newbern NC; WIN p CTde for Wilmington Isaac Bell for
Richmond BAk-AeIande for Marses; Smeto for Gbraar
Warren Ordwa for Bonleant; 7. X Weden for Carienas
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSros july 9Auyed bass Daniel Webster from hentonei
Generae Arroyo r. Deh from sagua Aerandnna from
Cienflegos. IN
WIIsIsGroS C. July 9Ceaed steamships Regulator and Re
becca CLYDE for Eew-York; Pioneer for Philadelphia
aAryed brig Tangier from Norfolk Sailed,
steamships Manhattan for EesiOrk MARYLAND Tor Batmorei Cy
Point for Eew-York =.
SAyAsEAH Ga July 9-Cead steamships Gan Jacnto for New
York; Phapha Geo T. smoot for Troy n III
A. H. Cain Philadelphia Arrived bng Aston from New iors
SAN FRANCISCO July 9sae bark HoTihunbra for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouKEssrows July 9he steamship Cuba, from NewYOrk for
Iiyerpool arrived here at ~ O'Clock last evening.
SPOKEN.
Barb Dea saugua for Nwiok June 20 in the Straits OF
Florida
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,o.ornced the measure a breach OF faith on the
pdMIt q RECK DEM Ky sustained the same view Of the
question "a ,be nrovision I'm the Conference
sI q 10 reasous. first, because the Senate would
net Weld to the House in that matter and second como be
caus ~ ,h, acceped the pardon offered by President
IincoIn and when they knew that the Committee on
Claims was closed against tnen H., 4. 1,oo o. N,s
10. - .,,r CHINA sTFAMsUrP LINE
x-,,s,1 ~ TPep Pal introduced bill tn encourage
A. I. hIshmcnt OF line Of steamships as an auxiliary
the defence and for the conveyance Of the
means o,s mails 10 the ports of Europe, India, and
Gneo nd for the promotion of navigation from Europe
C ha Sonthern states. Referred TO the Committee on
70 Ine The House then adjourned.
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VIRGINIA.
NEGRO soUATTERs-RAILRoAD AFFAIRS.

NEGRO sQUATTERs-RAILRoAD AFFAIRS.
NORFOLK, Va, July S.-Sheriff Mayhem and
Deputy Sheriff Stevens to-day completed the removal OF
the 700 negro squatters who have, since 1862 occupied
the Taylor farm, nine miles from Norfolk The negroes
we're well armed and offered no forcbe resistance TO the
execution the writ Of ejectment The larger part OF
the squattcrs have been settled on Gen. Buffers land
near Hampton -,
large and spirited meeting OF citizens was held
last evening at the City Han. TO consider the proposed
city subscription OF 81 100000 10 the NoroK anu urat
Western Railroad. Ex-MayOr DeCordy presided. Inc
meeting was addressed 10y Col f. G. Lindsey Judge asa
Briggs Joseph w. Wilson, and DIR. Bayne. The meeung
strongly Endorsed the proposed subscription ana thc De
lief was expressed that the time had come when inte
gent and wedrected enterprise must take the place OF
the traditional waiting for greatness 10 he forced upon
us The of the Norfolk and Great Western railroad
from Norfolk via Danvie, Va 10 Brlstol on inc
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER.

Late on Saturday night Garrett Smith, a
laborer returned to his apartment in the tenement at
the corner Of Ffty-eighthst. tand secondaye, very
drunk, and commenced to abuse his WIFE She retored,
and Smith then knocked her down, and beat and kicked
her In brutal manner He finally dragged her ont into
the hallway, and continued his attack He afterwaTd
dragged the helpless and partially insensible woman
hack into the room and laid her the bed Some OF the
other tenants informed PatTolman Leyins OF the Nine
teenth Precinct OF what had occurred and he arrested
smith, and locked him up in the Fifty ninthst Police
Station. The woman taken TO Bellevue Hospital,
she lies in dangerous condition sinlth was
committed by Justice Bxby yesterday to await the
suit of his wife's injuries
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Saturday, July 0, 1870

NEW TURK, baturuay, July ,, I5U
Fifty-fye villa plots at Huguenot Park, near
the village of NewROchelle, Westcbeser County, were
announced to be sold to-day by Mr.. James M. Miller.
The lots finely situated and give good views of the
surrounding country and Long Island Sound Before the
hour announced for the auction, number Of the lots
and section comprising six were disposed OF at
private SALE The realized from the sales at auc-
ton was s5O435.
Georgian family claim the property, northwest cor
ner OF Broadway and Conalsts., valued at $4,000
100 years lease Of 10 has just expired.
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN FIFTY-FIFTH-sT

While Jacob Lambrecht and some friends
we're passing along Fftyfthst near secondavc, early
Yesterday number OF intoxicated roughs out of Car
nelson's Garden and commenced an unprovoked assault
upon the Germans During the fight Lambreeht was
slot in tire arm and seriously wounded James Connolly
and John Shaw arrested by PatrOman Qgley, and
ConeIly was identified az the person who fired the shot
They were each held to bail yesterday in 200 by Justice
Bixbv The proprietor of the garden from whence these
rifians came lew DAYS ago applied TO superintendent
Jourdan permission to open his place on sunday ana
give sacred" concert and sell beer TO the throng Wom
be expected. His request was denied.
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Anliion Sales of Real estate.
o. II. PE1soS, Aucuoneer.
DY A. d. MELLLCK. ir.. q BRO. Auction

ID sDd deslers NevJeney Real Estate Pnes Se~Y os
TUESDAY July H. 1870 at the premises perrnptoy ale
veil ROseuOnt late snos ~
Preenck schuhar esq situated the banks Of the Ratan River
opposite the CITY OF New Brunswick. N. J.
The location OF this property desirable berg within n
walk Of Brunswick Station elevation commanding
views overlooking tie City Of New Brunswick and the hsan
River Il viii be divided into foar parcels n wit;
1.-THE MANSION and ACRES making Of The most st'rar
private The house smpO appearanee
theeoes high containing 20 rooms square English entrance e.
improvements uat 100 feet from The roAd With
shaded BY Gne old forest the grounds
nicely laid and improved bodied drives and wallis hoser
and vegetable AID sbandsnos
USUALLY large heges adjoining The
park with the necessary bung coach house and stable Of
IA DESIRAB Bib PARM OH ACRES adjoining; The land 10
condition high and wen located Tor s1bng for cnAt
ing Fine views from every The dwelling contains rooms are
barus and all the outbuiliings
No IA PLOT Of 40 adjoining last high and rolling And veil
adapted for dividing
Adjoining each Of the above parcels and 70
be with dell beatty through which run.
living brook Of water tbs del Is shaded sh ofest
improved walks, rustic bridges Easy
he
the 1880 m train may obtained the Aucoaeers
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TIE COURTS.
IrRRoGATEs coURT-KNGs COUNTY.

sURROGATES COURT-KNGs COUNTY
Wills proved during the past week-Mary
Pnck and Thomas W. Birdsall, both OF Brooklyn. Let
tiers of administration granted In the estates OF te
following deceased persons: Peter Gaynor, Jonn me-
men, gnes Marvin ]. r. Fuller, Maria Hodson Wlllan
Wedge, DOrothea Hamm, James White, C. W. GiDDS; 4:
Dougherty, j. f. Palmer, and Mary Appleton az VI Ol
BROOKLYN Letters OF guardianship OF the estate OF MARY
Lyman granted To Simon Dunno OF BrookIiYYn II;
Letters esamentary that were Issued under tine VIII vi
Maria Lndman were revoked
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, july II.
No Htfamshin A.n.
Nrwe p.cxAGrs FOR THE pRrss.

Captains and pursr vessels arriving this port requested 10
deliver packages New-York
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. simontcn General
Agent News Journal Of Commerce, TINES Tribune
Wor sun Errress Ereniag Post Commercial Afretse Stats
Zun0 and should also be delivered only
he salne
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NEW oRLRANS-n steamship Mississippi july 9Rev Dr.
Wayne, George Msngy Mr. Goojhu Mr.. Collie and wife g. j.
Jovese, Mn Campbell, Mn. Mcknight children and
Mrs Sample NJ L. Lawrence Paul Vgo j. d. Hsutvel
hrs W. Beckett Mr GARDNER 8 b. soeLman vito, child and
Lanote wife child and Miss Eete ~ Love
we'll Mrs L. Mrs r. Pkns and servant Miss S.
Ptkns, Mis- Nellie Rtsins h H. Daspit, M A. Brown and
children, D. L. Frank and children Ms Violet Lucas NJ J.
Cnse Mrs. Smith, T. Robinson James Cren Mr. Van Wrinkle
vii md child
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Gitp Real Getate for Sale.
NEW-YORK CITY

VHg StruI SHI"Tr fDF oH'|'
TOR SALE-First- class HOUSES and LOTS
and avenues in Nes YORK. Brooklyn ami AHA
cent cities sg County Property City and Coun-
II" riOp''' ''"N''' w. sIRGBL CHACB Co.. 70 Cedsr-s.
QoOS OOO TO LOAN on BOND and
DDSsI.UIBtJ MORTGAGE Real Estate In this city,
Brookyp or in Westeheser County. Apply 70 -
'' JOHN r. COHREF No 81 Wall-s., Room IL.
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Brooklpn Real Gsiate for Sale.

NOR SALE, or to LET Furnished-The g.
L story high siOoP Housg No. s7s Prsden opposite Carroll c
BROOKLYN; beautiful location desirable IN all rspecs P1ee
50 500 r. KELLOGG, Broadway, NY, or Is seeondPaee,
Brooklyn
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FLORENCE sCANNELL DYING-HIs LAST FIGHT,
On Saturday evening Coroner Flynn received

On Saturday evening Coroner Flynn received
,,onence that Alderman Florence scsnnell was dy
inc AT hs residence, No 97 East Twenty -seventh-st
from the effect of the pistolshot wound received by nun
on the afternoon OF Dec 1862 Florence, accompanied
nv his brother john and number of other persons III
terested In the Aldermanic contest In the Egheehtn
Ward all armed with clubs and pistols on inc uay ~
stion entered the saloon OF Thomas DoRohue, ON the
nth east corner of secondave. and Twenty-thrdst',
for the purpose Of driving out number OF opponents
o had assembled there register, from the place. hu
pre working In the interest of the Talnmhhy IT, The
WIZ i1na1 and against Florence Scannell IN inc
6gbt thof followed pistols and other weapons VII @
nsed and Florence shot In the back the ple RE
ay md bis lower limbs. Since then Florence has
gradually wasting away, until from peJns nearly or
mite ono lhs he has been reduced 20 scarcely % no
GaI weight, Ue ID literally skselnu. ALL tnVSS """
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Conn Jslano Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-One COTTAGE, $1,000; one
IL $500; 5000 fan lots 20 minutes nom erre BFeSsn
yerye easy terms u IL hAhi' 100 otoaa"y AZ i.
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s,rrpn,ys WEATHER REpoRT-s.r

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
hss..... Sun ......732 Moon 316
THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6 Isan.... 657 Hell Gate s48
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Couutrn Real estate for Sale.

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE on eS r., iso,
stone manson lodge brick barns Ne ApBs 70, c, NsxYoa
~ WINANs. SANDS GARhlhIeOSi " ssvAi ", H'' AVA
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Gountrp propertp 10 fsi.

AT TARRYTOWN until Sept IL, hand
N Fenchroof HOUSE, hrTisheii u sleeping room: na
splendid wei shaded Aoh
@ sbunsnt mich 10 minutes from ss
ton aud landing immediate Terms moerse 70 acariai
tenant Inspection invited. W. 4 WILKINSON, TarTtoSn
a II MORRISTOWN-TO LEASE, a very nice
N new HOUSE. II with small sbe three ares gsian
and orchard gardeners cottage Rent eO per MONTH snh
DODGE, Is West fgenuethst
4 FULLY FURNISHED COUNTRY PLACE,
N one wsst Passaic Rivers well shaed no~er 'ege
tables 500 for July and August .,n,, ~ ~.
NEW French-ro COTTAGES to LET or
~ for SALE a. Ruherfuri Psrk Station n
THOS r. AGSBW No go GreenEich a., New fort
X0NKFRS.-A new French,prop. COTTAGE
TO LET cheap; gas heater river view YOUMANs, ionAe
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XVOODSIDE, N. J.-For SALE cheap-Nei
w COTTAGE .focms o ,9rAS ise s1es SMI1s n J.
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w Huse ren enlarged suits for families ues.' fur
four usas da ~
alyssi tae hunting and bshahs NiVANhL' '"-
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Den0ira CARDS, &r.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
n tonst-wEDDISG CARDS and ZINE sIAlloNhhi' tb'"o'
hshei 1881