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The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

AN INGENIOUS MURDER-An old and inof-
fensive man at Eldersvlle Pa, named John
Allingham, has recently been the vicuim of an
Internal plot, carried out in a diabolical but
unique and ingenious way. ALingham was
small grocer about 70 years DID, having no fam
lily but his wife. On Wednesday evening be
closed up his store, and, as is usual with elderly
people in quiet neighborhoods, retired early
with his wife. Sometime after midnight Mrs.
Alllngham was awakened by dreadful shock,
which caused the plasterng to TALL upon the
bed were she and her husband were sleeping
The report was as of some heavy shooting weap
on much overloaded. The old lady's hand Civ
ing her intense pain, she discovered that one of
her fingers had been shot away, and that streams
of blood were dyeing the bedclothes. Jumping
from her bed she called to her husband, but re-
ceivlng no response she put her hand on his
head and found that only portion of it re-
manned. Sho aroused the neighbors and they
found the old mans brains and blood scattered
around the room. A piece of his skull had
been driven into the wall, and the brains were
ceverly scooped from what was left. An eX-
animation of the premises proved that he had
been killed by an improvised blunderbuss, made
from piece of water-pipe about five feet in
length. This was loaded with an immense
charge of powder and slugs, and mounted in
range platform in the yard, where it was
touched Off with slow match, recoling about
a dozen yards. How accuratelyit was planned
the result showed. Nothing was missing, so
that robbery could not have been the thing ann
ed at. The only suspected person is customer
OF Mr.. Allingham, who had some petty spite
against him, and he has been arrested.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

FRENCH SPoLIATIoN CLAIMs.-A Washington
special says that member of the House For
eign Affairs Committee, from which the bill
for the settlement of the French Spoliation
claims was reported at the last session, express
es the conviction that during the present session
these claims will be met and liquidated by
the government The claims now amount to
$5,0OooO0. They originally stood at $4,000
Co., Many OF them have of course passed into the
hands of third parties, but the major portion is
still held by the heirs of the first claimants.
The claims, if paid, will be without interest for
the wears thnv hnra run
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10
[ERoM OUR CORRESPONDENT. l

IFROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
BOOTHBAY, Dec AR, schs Nevada, Gillis Bel
fast tor Baltimore; Oregon, Smith, Millbridge fol
Portland
Dec 2-Ar, sch Nettie Walker, Machias for NYork
Dec 6-Sld, sch X Dresser. Reed Norfolk.
Dec S-Ar, sch Frank Barker, Wylie, Bangor fol
Boston.
SID sch Alice, Love, Salem; Mystic Tie, Dunton
Boston.
LAUNCHED-At South Bristol 4th inst, from the
yard OF & M Carnage fine centre-board schr Of
I35 TONS named A q M Carnage, owned by the
builders and others and to be commanded by Capt
John Farrow.
MEMORANDA.
Sch BoaZ, Brown, of and from Belfast for Rondout,
put into Vineyard-Haven 9Th inst with mainsai torn,
jibboom broken, boat stove, &c. having been into
by schr Ida Ella while at anchor off the harhor The
Ida Ella lost her boat.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

SKATES.
Acme Club and Common Skates, Pocket
Knives, RaZ0rs,
Scissors in sets and single pairs.
Guns and Sporting Goods as usual.
G. l.. BAILEY,
dec9sn3w As EXCHANGE STREET.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

my17 At REDUCED PRICES eom1v
MUNICIPAL Il REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES!
BONDS of Towns and Cities, and MORTGAGES
OF improved Real Estate in the west bearing 10 per
cent. interest, payable in the east for sale by
CHARLES M. HAWKES.,
% Exchange ST., Portland.
sep2esntf
To Let,
EENHE commodious four steried Brick Store No. 81
Il Commercial St.-immedate possession given.
Inquire of ELIAS THOMAS g. co
No. 90 Commercial st.
Or of WV. THOMAS. Canal National Bank.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

BANK OF PORTLAND.
On, and after this date, the iersigned will carry
Rooms now occupied by the Second National Bank
in Portland, Maine, under the style of the .'BANK
OF PORTLAND" and as such, will receive Deposits
end make Discounts, in the regular course Of the
Banking Business.
WIN. GOOLD.
Portland, June oath, 1872.
jun23new1t then sn If
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

The POSTAL TELEGRAPH.-The Boston Trav-
elter's Washington correspondent gives the fol-
lowing, which he regards "a significant Incl
dent in regard to the government postal tsls-
graph project:
author of the so-called Hubbard Telegraph bill.
which always looked very much like a job, il
understood to have made his peace with Hon.
William Orion, the President of the Western
Union Company, and it is presumed that here
Orton will therefore have fair fight with Con-
gress, and Hubbard will put his job in his pock-
et SO that if Congress should decide to take
hold of the business it win be in manner to
benefit the people and not Hubbard
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

the week in Washington is the opening of a
course Of lectures on Light, by Prof Tyn-
dali, of London, which are said to be very in
teresting.
The MAINE ASSOCIATION has organized
for the year by the choice of Judge Smell for
President and W. P. Freeman Secretary, with
an executive committee to arrange for a
series Of entertainments and 'socables a la
"down east" The Maniacs will undoubted-
ly enjoy them very much. MINoT.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-10

mainly. By this rule OF conduct he preserv-
ed the neutrality of his government. and
still gave the protection Of his flag to ron-
combatant foreigners Of European nations
then in Paris. To those who remember how
well our excellent Minister performed the
delicate duties of his embassy-with how
much tact he exercised the prerogatives of
his office-his explanation of his views of the
responsibilities of his position will be thor
oughly appreciated. Diplomacy acquired a
new meaning, in this critical emergency and
instead OF being a blind adherence to prece-
dents or a useless search for them, became a.
living, practical illustration of the golden rule
in its spirit and letter. The success which
marked the career of our able ambassador
promises to open new era in the relations
of governments with each other. Instead of
treating diplomatic intercourse as game, in
which adroitness and skill are the principal
weapons, we shall come ere long trust to ac-
cept the better doctrine, that straight forward
truthfulness and sincerity are the best accom-
plishments of an envoy and that nations like
individuals are benefited most when negotia-
lions between them lead to mutual advantage
and profit.
President Grant, with that sense of propri-
ETY. which always characteristics his conduct, re-
turned to Washington without attending the
reception, albeit he had accepted an invitation
two weeks before and wonld have been there
had not the funeral of Mr.. Greeley occurred
on the same day.
Boston was represented by Hon. Alex FL.
Rice and his brother Willard. DR.. George
B. Loring was also present. Philadelphia
sent one of her best McMichaels and the
banker Drexel. Gov. Jewell came from
Connecticut with his staff in full uniform
Gen. Mcdowell appeared for the military.
and Admiral Rowan for the Naval service.
An English Earl was an attentive spectator.
Brooklyn was personated by Horace B.
Claf1in, l.. B. Chattenden and Gen. Stewart
l.. Woodford, while New York numbered
among her contributors to the festive occa-
sion multitude Of good men and true,
among whom 1 remember that great-souled
c CIV Jackson l1.o S. Schultz, Henry Clsws,
Charles l.. Tiffany, F. d. Tappan. Collector
Arthur, VIM. H. Foag. VIM. II. Webb. and
ever so many more of the merchants. LAWYER.
and bankers of the Empire city.
YARMOUTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At III V
- office Of the clerk Of the Department OF Pubic In
ese) until Tuesday May - is72 at o. NJ for supply
ing The coal and wood required for Public Schools In
Say eght thousand 900 tons Of Coal and three thou
hmndred i9,"s co % oak Mood and one thousand pe
ep 1 oe o. te DC = Quality Of white ash furnace egg
hundred aud forty C2i pounds 10 lie ton and must be
delivered IN he bins at the school buildings
proposed 70 sppiy the coal to be furnished from ne
mines named il accepted and state the price per
The quantities OF The various sizes OF coa required viii
ns nnoo r. oows w live thousand ve hundred tons
stove size one thousand 900 OF egg size and three
The oak wood be Of best quality the sticks not
less than three 90 eet long and less than three %
Tic pine wood must be of the best quality than
three ~ feet six 90 inches long.
feel solid measure both ok and pine Wood and also
e p OAK w or be- , a s spns per Load The
committee supplies. The wood win be inspected and
o. de OF Public isr"con and must Fl be d
yered at the schools when ordered, as follows Two
the 18th Of september and the remainder az required BY tho
oomitee On suppis SAD SAID wood both osk and pine
must be piled In the yards cellars vaults bins OF the
M "a nay y os y G an Wood
be binding unti the 1T day o. June. 1873
tract win be required and proposal be
panied BY the signatures and residences OF the proposed
No compensation win be allowed for delivering said
coal and wood at any OF the schools, nor putting and
png the same IN the yards cellars vaults OF bins Of said
Proposals must be directed to the Committee on sup
plies Of the Department OF Public Instruction. and should
DC Endorsed proposals for Coal or Proposals for
The Committee reserve the right TO reject any all the
proposals received.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
Committee on Supplies.
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IOBOKEN-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT AND
back Parlors, with bath and gas, first floor 10
gentlemen and vic; first class private house;
beautifully uatcd, near the ferry Address u Bowcly,
basement
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FOR SALE OR EXCfIANGE-roR NEW YORK,
j. Proc lyn Ter ely Git opeYts, FERN RI Iark
Ridge, Hac.ens cS Fxtcns on Ralro q FOOD bu Id.
ing, IN stock, crops, &c.; 70 mi rom city no
cumbr For ratt, ulas inquire OF owner, - Tenth
avenue, New York titg
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CRAWFORD, n. J.--FOR SALE OR TO LET, A
n splendid new House, with all the modern improve
ments with about city Lots; minutes walk from
the depot OF the Central ailroad time from New York
~ minutes; terms easy. Owner, CAH1LL, Crawford,
n j.
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JERSEY CITY. HORUEsEN. HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
TO Let or Lease.

A COTTAGE TO LET-AT BERGEN POINT, y. y. /;
"A 10 rooms; haf acre, fruit, barn stable; place beau
9lly located and healthy; boating bathing and hshing
eight minutes walk rOm steamboat landing AZ trains
day; $500 per annum take steamboat Chancellor
loot of Liberty street. II A. NJ. Inquire Tor J. L. RING
GOLD
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L'OR EXCHANGE FOR BELT LINE sT0CK-vALuA-
L bic Lots. Address STUART :. WALKER, IA East
Eigty.scycnh street.
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EXCHANGE OR SAIE-FINE MANrFAcH VI
~ Property Newark, for Brooklyn House Liquor
good business fer House ~ or Brooklyn. Rare chance
MANOMBEK 4 BANk Err 80 broadway.
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IN wEsTCHEsTER CoUNrY.-To LET, FURNISHED
or sale at low rate in the hcauuiu village 81 Ar
monck near kensco station, the Harlem Railroad
House and Lot 10 rooms good churches schools re
tired and healthy FOR further particulars apply
Mrs S. Il. CARE, 81 East Seventy ninth street
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o. 000 FOR SALE CHEAP, TO SETTLE Az Es
all under cutvston good house barn. shade and fruit
irces buildings worth more than price askcd half
remain on mortgage 50 minutes from New York Purtic-
ulars ~ 81 Clinton place. Fh avenue, before 10
after O'Clock.
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TWTiN 7, NO NM,
WILSON q. HUNT. Conmissi
RICHARD " HENRY, ot tn,
J. GRfNViLLE KANE, Department Of
MIIIlAM MNln.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
y rxITfp SrATrs ESCIyrEn orrrcr,
Cu,rTANooGA, Tenn, Aprh ", 1872
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate viii be received at this
twenty nine go ls2 for improving the Tennessee River
at the following Points viz. -
Ross Iowcad- From one % to seven % miles below
Tpmblins Shoals Chattanooga, Tenn. "
At Colbert shoals From seventeen 40 10 twenty Ave
Rec Tree shoals (25) miles below Florence, Ala.
The work be done consists in general terms, Of the
excavation ofrock both IN Lodges ana detached; the
moya gravel and The construction of rp-rap dGmsaH
in the rscr-he depth OF water varying from % TO
three 10 feet at the low water stage $500
Detailed specifications and instructions for bidders and
printed lorus which all bids offered must be mate,
may be had upon application at Ills Office.
WALTER MCFARLAND, MAJOR OF Engineers
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ sealed proposals for the Clearing and Gruhbng aud
Graduation and Masonry upon the Nashua aud Rochester
Railroad rom Nashua Rochester S miles,, will he
flee OF The President ot the Company, r. H. kiuncut
Worcester Mass whom all proposals must be all
dressed aud endorsed Proposals for Graduation ana
Masonry .
cations may be seen, ana ufthA information obaineh ~
the office The engineer the company in the telegraph
building at Nashua y. ". 49,.
The directors reserve the right to reject any and AL bids
BY order ol the directors. q. .. DAVIS,
Engineer Nashua and Rochester Railroad.
NASHUA n H., May ~, ls12
mo PAfNTERS.-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR PAINT
ing the interior OF the Manhattan Masket Building,
Thirylorth street, North River win be received until
noon 81 the Nth inst directed H. O. HARRISON Archi.
in the Company, OF their Office Specifications
can be the Architects office, No 81 william street
The Company the right TO reject any or al bids
i net satisfactory
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q = lnn a TREMENDOUS BARGAIN--IIOUSE
'po.UOO. and barn and about 80 Acres, one hour
rOiu New York; plenty Of flt; In Strawberries;
1000 feet river 'front.': five minutes from depot
ARTHUR BLANEi, 1872 Boweiy, New York.
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L'OR SALE or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE CH0IC.
est selected Lands in Iowa tor Property in New York
or vicinity. Address, with full particulars, IOWA. box
42f Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

IGOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FIRST CLASS BROWN
stone Dwelling below Central Park. Address ". Ii.
g.. 4S3 " est Twenty second street.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOX SALE OK TO RENT.

4 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LET
~ On Broadway, Tafrytown, containing : bedrooms,
besides Parlor Dining Room &c has gas, hot and cold
water bath &c. handsomely painted IN iresco, and i'll
inc order throughout; about an acre IN avn fruits and
shade trees, stables immediate possession Photo
graph and further particulars with LMBEksoN, go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

A WOOD TURNER AT LOOMS MOULDING MILL
~ of Baltic and Ncvius streets Brookyn good
on baiustcrs have steady work by tie piece
day
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I'OR Saloon SOUTH SIDE STATEN ISLAND,
II near the shore House 9rd five Land; leauti.
ml view. Inquire OF Mrs. ALLISON, owner, No. 4
Washington Narkef. cellar.
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c,PLEYDID PROPERTY FOR SALEM wEsrCHEs

GPLENDID PROPERTY FOR sALE-iN WESlChLs.
y ter county ,.,.,.
miles distance the Hudson River stauon, ~ scar
borough.
estate OF ". AspnwalI, Esq. between 1arrytoWn anu
sing Sing commanding extensive view OF inc hlusUh
River
lis surroundings are the best character In this cee
hrated neighborhood VI is beautifully diversified tract
and susceptible subdivisions into numerous villa plots
and cottage Sites the ulatng character OF the land,
superb Knobs and beautiful slopes a!oIding every va
Iiety Of picturesque scenery -, =.
Is projected Between this property ana that
~ the adjoining owners on the north and me avenue "
making east OF Mr.. Asplnwnlls lands IN hpicopai
church, With parsonage adjoining y On the grounds III
The immediate vicinity.
Tho property present divided by terraces into three
plots about thirty each, well adapted by tier re.
spcctiye portions OF lawn meadow and WOODLAND lor
three superb country seats For particulars apply u I'D
WARD FIRTH, ~ CliH street
RIO LET-FoR THE SEASON OR YEAR, AT sPUYTEN
Il DuySii within five minutes of hudson RIVER Eall-
road station, House with grounds and coach house,
containing bedrooms, &C, &C, drawing, dining anu sit
ting rooms Apply 10 WIN. SERGEANT, at spuyten Duy
VII or at - William street, New YORK.
RIO LFT-NICE HOUSE ON VALENTINE AVENUE
Fordhain next Doctor Sprague ten city lots, variety
nun stable marble mnel, dumb walter, ~ rooms and
e,.lar. minutes from depot inquHe u NJ. ". COL
LINZ ~ West Eleventh street, New YORK.
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Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
II Elegant Residence all modern improvements, y
city Lots in central Morrsnia i've mimi depot
J. y. IIEllTENSTElN Isl Broadway.
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IGOR sALE-oNE or THE MOST ELEGANT RESI-
II dcnces staten Island, with all the modern jim
provenens: beautifully laid out; desiraby oca
ted; IA miles from landing; owner going to Europe
S2200N, terms 10 accommodates cost over $4,000; lur
nishcd ifdeSlrod. DARltiN, ~ Broad street.
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REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTRY RESIDENCE 6'
Ia ncrcs, S2aoN; splendid Brooklyn House suburban
Lots Tor House up town or vacant Lois Apply 10 :. NJ
HICKEY Ill Broadway, room T. basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-16

A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE FOR SALE
"A choap-Good stock and fixtures; doing good bust
ncss; good ocation sickness for selling Apply at
2C9 West Thirty first street
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4 MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS STORE IN
~ the best part of williamsburg for sale; satisfactory
reasons nr selling. Apply al 23 Grand street. Williams
burg, l.. 1.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE City FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

DUIEERFURD PARK.-TO LET, PART or HOUSE
III furnished uniurnishcd; depot Apply 10
JOHN O. HIGGINS, No. Z Pine street
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N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO
IL purchase well established Shoe Fitting Factory In
fun working order, employing constantly from 80 40
hands For further particulars address G. Y. r., Herald
uuf
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN A SMALL
w well furnished Room, without board, convenient q
bath and opening to the south; location Fifth
nue. from Ninth to Twentieth street. terms $25 TO $50 rer
month reference given. Address, with particulars, IL
IL H.. Herald office
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VsyANTED--PART OF A HOUSE, UNFURNISuED
w five to seven rooms, Tor housekeeping, gcntleman
wife and child (Amercan), between Fifth and Twentieth
streets First and Fourth avenues good neghborhcod.
Address, stating particulars, HOUSE, station ID.
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4 HOTEL 40 IET-FIVE MILE RIVER HOUSE,
~ this city; salt water bathing boatin and Nah
in. = =. Sdliu, owner TRANSPORT ioiisc 2O2 William
s,iect
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MAMARoNECK, WEsTCHESTER COUNTY, or
- po>i'f depot House, with store and Stable, desirable
LOT fro. cry, hotel % druggist S42J Tor irs, year
lbbENE thhNAi1iEft 81 Liberty street. basement
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HANDSOME STONE HOUSE, WITH TOWER OFT.
III buildings aud grounds ot the luto T. H. Nelson an
Scarsdalc 10 miles by Harlem Railroad; mile nom AS
pot; eight acres, fine lawn garden hfubbcy and iruit
Apply to A. ). BLEECbER, son CO., II Cedar street
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wEsfLsTEyTER COUNTY PROPEHEs Z
FOR SALE or TO RENT.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENE.

A IL WANTING FARas-Goop SOIL, MILD Gil
n mate-ior papers address @. X. LANDS, Nmeland
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400 81 LOUIS CITY LOTS AT AUCTION
w. Great sale of the Dunnca Estate. Plates show
ing the Property - acres, be sold % aud Both Nav
the executor, the premises % had the Office
General ". :. Hilyer, No 3John street, New YORK.
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A HOTEL 10 1.ET-THE HFALTHIEsT AND HAND
~ soonest location this city; house and mrnHe
cost S2Ol,GJj; rent low. s. e. SNlTH, owner.
Frankfort House, 2u2 william street
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'EoR sALE-FryE LOTS EACH 2ayioo, 5, $. FORTY
~ sixth street, between Ninth and Tenth
Jly to J. j. II uGitES, "a pey street
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NOR sAIE-SEvERAL NEAT COTTAGE RESlDEN-
" ces. from five TO fitccn minutes walk from ferry,
Staten Island; 5000 to $500; terms 70 suit.
DARRIN, 80 Broad street.
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(VANTED-FOR THE SUMNER BY GENTLEMAN
w and wife, small completely furnished House, well
shaded must be within hour from New York; rent
To exceed $75 per month Address, stating full par
tcunrs, box 4706 New York Post office.
WANTED TO RENr-A DWELLING CONTAINING 10
w l6 rooms, and water, suburbs OF New York
water front preferred. Address \. Y H., Earlcs Hotel
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lNANTED--IN THE CITY, UNFINISHED APART
w ments for housekeeping tor family OF two adults,
with child and servant; references Address EDUARDO,
box III Herald office.
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NOR SALE-STOCK, LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
II Hardware and House Furnishing Goods established
IA years. good for selling. Inquire tho pre-
niscs, 4jl AtlAntic aNonue, BROOKLYN.
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE-IN FINE CONDITION
~ and reasonable terms. Inquire at AUG. NElS-
MANN 4 SONS, 257 Broomc street.
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ToR SALE OR 70 RENT-AT MQRRlsToWN, NJ j.,
20 Country psaee " John Hone, containing about
ueen acres OF land IN lawn, gardens woods &C. house
large, convenient and mily furnished; commodous sta
Exchange place,
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A BARGAIN AT KINGSTON, NJ J.-22 ACRES or
n Liant under high state OF cultivation; apple orchard,
peach orchard and all other kinds Of uit; finely watrcd
snug two story house oatbuildngs, complete, depot
price 5000, stock ana Tools included. cheap.
j. 5. FERGUSON, 70 Nassau street room G.
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FURNISHED Cottage 10 LET-CGNrAINING 7
y Rooms, M,ih pia1a gas water 49,. il The outskirts
~ Newark ~ y exec lent neiyhbpthgud AMI two
hoto G9r Ge8t "a mnuscs nom New York. Al lIess IL.
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lfETuCHEN-SEyES ACRES WELL SHADED
wi lawns good house. ten rooms; stables; 200 hearing
pear trees; 1907 grape vines trolised apple peach
plum trees bnckherries strawbcrries, raspbcrrios
g0UscbUrtCs, Ia variety; SIX minutes walk rUm dopot
Terms Abcrnl A. L.. SCOTT, 81 Walker street.
NEW GOTHIC HOusE--FlRSr CLASS. ALL M
~ pr0'emcnts; * mile nom Allcndale depot Erie
Railway Wncres large orchard, choice fruit good stream
VI water me chance aud great bargain.
IL. COURTNEY. - Cedar street