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- hereby give notice 60 my fellow citizens that
again offer myself a candidate for the Republic
can nomination for Sheriff Of New Castle County,
hoping that it will not be considered too much 10
ask the support of my friends the second time, nor
to anticipate a sufficient increase OF their numbers
TO secure my nomination The successful candl-
date, whoever he may be, will, of course, have my
cheerful support.
jan6-eod&w-tn W. A. HUK1LL
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II w. sTLDHAM k SON,
Real Estate Agents q AuctIoneers
No. Ill East Fourth strsss,


Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly at
tended to- in City State. Regular Sales OF F1rni-
ture at their Auction Room, every WEDNESD iY
and SATURDAY mornings. Also TUESDAY, FRI
DAY and SATURDAY evenings. All goods con-
signed to them will be promptly attended to. Lib.
eral advance on consignments. dec12-u
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NIutIny on ! ShInhnnrd.

oafk Warren Hallett, Captain Wilson,
sfaiieI from Boston, on Tuesday, for Cape
1, & ,ut PUT Dack to oProvincetown the same night,
III dusnee OF a mutiny in which one man
sFled and another fatally injured.
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SECOND EDITION.
$50, p. M.
HIutIny.


SEAMAN KILLED BY A SHIP oFFICER.
PRovNcETowN, Mass, Jan. %.
George Little, seaman was killed by the first
mate Of the bark Warren Hdltet, in an effort to
quell riot on board the vessel
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spain.

ooRTEs DISQUALIFICATION ORDERED.
MADRID, Jan. 25
The Cortes has been dissolved by royal de-
cree. Elections are ordered to be held on April
End, and the new body to meet on the oath of
April
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PH1LADELPHIA, Jan. %.
Cotton less active uplands %. New Orleans
22@23. Flour dull and dropping superine
S5.25@575 extras IS 1906 so; Penna., extra
family $7.2597.50 Wheat dull State red 81 81
0158 white $1.55. Rye 90c. Corn quiet new
Southern and State yellow 64@6616. Oats quiet !;
white 55@5g1. Mixed 52@59. Provisions uI-
changed. Whskey dull at 95
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RAILROAD LEASE RATIFIED.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 25.
The lease of the Memphis and Charleston n.
r. has been ratified by President Scott, of the
Pennsylvania Road.
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WNoR this extremely cold weather try BUsH'S
KOH-I-NUOR LEHIGH COAL, from his self
screening bins.
DERSoNS wishing to purchase COAL for FAMI-
Il LY USE can always get the ENTERPRISE Of
FOUT West and Water streets, who has LARGE
STOCK all under cover, ready for delivery All who
have tried this coal pronounce 1t superior to any
coal ever sold here. Call and see 1t.
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REAL ESTATE

of the late John Patterson deceased heretofore laid
of for dover to his widow; and described In former
proceedings by the freeholders as follows;-
No g. marsh lot In Hollands Greek Marsh be-
ginning at stake in the middle Of the causeway or
public road leading from Wilmington to New Castle
at a corner of Robe Grimes land; thence by said
land SPY deg. L 55 lS-10O perches to VIM. Chand-
ers land thence by his land N, deg. E., 81 64-lOJ
perches TO land of Richard TOpham; thence thereby
10 deg. W., 36 2-100 perches TO the centre of the
ditch dividing this fro n No. 4; thence up the mid
die of said ditch s., deg. 81 min. E., II 29-lOO
perches TO corner Of said lot; thence NJ. II deg.
W 28 86.OO perches to the midde of the causeway;
thence S., deg W., 13% perches to the place OF be-
ginning; containing acres roOds and perch.
And 1t Is d2red that the purchaser or purchasers
thereof be and appear at the next Orphans Court
for New Cast UNITY that the Court may assign to
him. her or htm, he premises sold pursuaIt to said
order he, she they with sufficient surety or sure
ties be approved by the Court, entering into re-
cognizance TO the State to be taken and acknowl-
edged said q urt in penal sum TO be determined
by the sad Court with condition 10 pay TO the par
tics eatitled severaily their executors adminisra-
tors or assigns respectively, their just and proper
tionate shares Of the said purchase money, with in
terest from such time the Court may determine in
manner and form may by the direction of said
Court be prescribed and appointed In said condition.
Attendance Will be given at the time and place
JOHN C. PATTERSON, ESQ,
Trustee, or his Attorney.
Attest BENZ. R USrICK,
Clerk OF Orphans Court.
N B The attention of business men and capital
lists is particularly called to the sale OF land in an
Improving section recently brought within the City
sion OF the line of the Wilmington and Reading r.
r. It has its attraction either as an Investment or
for Manufacturing purposes. j. Z. L.
janl6-staw-ts
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AMfttutI SaIrs.

nGLE q MILLER,
ReA. Estate Agents q AuctIoneers.
Oernsr Of Fsurtk and King Streets,
wnMHaTox, DEL
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Connecticut Endorses the President.
be Connecticut Republicans resolved yester-
b. That we have undiminished confidence in
patriotism. integrity and ability OF President
b, aud for the great and good work done in
Cataet and the two Houses of Congress-"
sThe delegates chosen to the National Con-
iiJn were not instructed but are ayowedly
sN5r Of the denomination of President Grant.
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Every Tuesday and Friday evenings, and W Wednesday
and Saturday Mornings at the Auction Rooms corner
Fourth and King streets mY1o,u
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of an Order OF the Orphans Court Of
the State of Delaware in and for New Castle Coun-
ty, made the 23d day OF November A. D., 1871, will
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LONDON Jan. To-
The fall Of rain during the storm is most ex-
traordinary. Streams overaowed banks in every
direction causing great damage. In Windsor,
the town has suffered most severely. The up
per part Of London is flooded, and much damage
to property has been done.
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Are liz city ordinances doing INJUSTICE U The
aclers e
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Aybat slall the new Hotel be named
llow much shall Water street be widened2
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THURSDAY, February 9Th, ls72,

At 10 o'clock, NJ, at the Washington Hotel No. QOs
Market ST., Wilmington, the following lands and
pre1ists; being that portion Of the
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England.

HEAVY sToRM-TowNs FIooDED-PRoPERTY DAM
AGED.
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5ew Sdrertisetaeuts,
A SUCCESSFUL AND POPULAR
LOAN.

Few securities have ever been placed upon the
market which, In 30 short time, have taken high
stand. or become 80 widely popular with prudent
Investors as have the First Mortgage Bonds Of the
Northern Pac &C Railroad Company. The Seven
Thirty Gold Loan OF this Great corporation is
already solid and gratifying success, aud the
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


LBtNY AND TROY BY DAY LINE BOATS G. VIII
n BARD and DANIEL DREW, cnunmcp cing May az
Leave Vesry street pier at 20 A. NJ. and Thirty fourth
street at 40 landing ut Nonkcrs, Tnytown and Nyack
tby terry boat PoushSeepse, Rhineheck, ivo, Catsk
and Hudson.
Trip tickets to Cozzcns West Point Cornwall AMI New
burg, returning same day, 81.
Connecting for all points West and North.
A CHANGE OF pIER-cATSHlrL BOATs.-STEAN-
N NEVEIS1NK and ANDREW HARDER viii
hereafter leave pier So foot of Franklin street, daily
Cats;ill and inermcdatc BINDINGS for freight and pas
scngers Passage ST.
(uTIzENs' EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR AL
the night boats the Hudson. steamers SUNNY
SIDE and THOMAS POWELL leave pier ~ North River
foot Spring street daily, Saturdays excepted AZ T. NJ,
making connections with all trains going East ami
West Tickets sold and baggage checked 70 all points
Rensselaer, aud Saratoga and Troy and Boston Railroads
NnM 5IEsr1 SoTrIItKy RAILROAD L.
~ For Long Branch and all stations az e.. 5,
Meeting railroads, including Philadelphia, yineand
Bridgcton. Greenwich, &c, &c.
TN and afer May Is seamnrs connecting with the
GOA NJ and 1 ?. M.--ror Philadelphia vineiand, &c
$40 a. Nor Long Branch, Toms River Waretown
and all intermediate stations
5P. M.--For Long Branch and intermediate stations
The first class steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse Ifoyt
have been purchased by this company aud being
The summer arrangement VIII early In June
with the boats above named, when Long Branch trains
will be run on better time than heretofore.
Communication rates have been reduced.
o. W. BENTLEY General Manager,
nLD ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY LINE
~ OF steamers landing at Caskill from rIer a. II,
daily Saturdays excepted Fare 10 cents; half Stats
Eooms q cents Fare % catskill 10 cents steamers
all stations West and North will leave above ate r.
Freight at reduced rates.
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y e TON S I'M
from piers A and AZ North River.
TO Queenstown and Liverpool
ENGLAND NGL!. Andrsws, WednSstasS May x3 atsPM
IAN 5 5,sp ss'ST,S sss
bE,S SUMMED Msns waaSe any as
Cabin passage and So currency.
stesTrss ssrpSS
60 Err T'nS apply III Ssee
RrDUcrloS IN r ,SsASE RATES FATE
steamers sail from New York every Wednesday and
Ss'Sss e. s's s y ss
n.y. rne s SfEswpBE s:s route or line
Tax:
s's sss' i$%$
june iqG We'd j 'a,y
gsney rates passnss London Lyerpso GLASGOW Or
psy BY M 3 @ sS py
S O. ha y s "a p rsGs
Apply a. "'' company SI'GSss'S BROTHERS
For Sassasown and Liverpool Royal NAH Steamers
SEy 3 h $siafany Nay Nay
CITY CRY Of RNAIITTIMSoEE yIsrsdsT, June rM
ofY OF OF WhSsSGroS f fh5lay 5 june a.
and each succeeding saturday and Thursday from pier
49, 49, RATES OF rAssAqE
rr.t r rsnE IN COLD az r.ganLf Is orHnSScr
To t. I aca;don.... q 70 LONDON. g
Passenger; also Forwarded to iS1e Hamburg. sweden
Tickets can be bought here moderate rates by per
sons T wishing Ig to , send for their iri.pgs
Hayre and Antwerp
''H'' information sp oN q % pA SIGaSa asn no''e'
l5Rroadway, New York.
TnE HAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET coNrANys
L iron mail steamship
Captain n Traatmanp, viii salon Thursday May 8, ISL
r " 70, ia llsmsn5 pYon ,an,an
First cabin, siao Second cabin, So.
Kusas54 s p"y"'; rH Reh s' s Gas
6I Broad street N ". ii Broadway, \. "
New 5orS cS r, and LII LyGrpGpl NsT ana nn
Sg sGTSssSsa steamships the BaLr !" the nbRAc
ErFtSSss ,or ,oon oF II n5r.. mower tiSTic
1ssFaSyi s' May g g. cg9 srsqr each way
ApRIATit, June a,i;s0r.M.
h s41.a.G iHn June = rs IS. 1 p H.
From ne White s ngcs f iy nj sry S
combining safety, speed and comfort.
mSS sSs sna sssS sna
So o ,G's Sag $50 in
Those wishing for friends from the Old Country
obtain Storage prepaid certificates, SS cur
Passenger; booked to Or from AZ pnrGsi Of A%e5Gis
China, &C.
Excursion Tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts 81 upward.
For information apply at the conrany's Office 10 Broad
way, New York.
Hills OF ading issued through TO Continental ports.
j. N. SPARKS, Agent
IsMAY IMRIE 4 co, 10 Water street, Liverpool, and
No East India avenue, Leadcnhail street, London.
\NHITE STAR LINE-NEw YORK. QUEENsr0WN
w and Liverpool, from White star Dock ravonla
ferry, Jersey city, every Saturday from Liverpool every
Thursday the Cove of Cork the day following The finest
AL fastest ships ahoat stceragc passage $50 currency
Broadway; OF 10 0iDoNOVAN RoSsA 263 Broadway
opposite ne CITY Hall New York Bureau Of Miera
ton aEd Employment ~ State sreot opposite Castle
Garden
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RooTn's THEAIRE.-ADAMs ~ rnu,y voo-,,
y Proprietor and Manager. Mr. EDWIN BOOTH
Engagement Of ' he p HpMIN ir sbsMs
each Evening spa Saturday %n Matinee at 49, as
adams achieved such pronounced success during his
Box sheet now open az the Theatre also at ptson
81 BROADWAY
LAST rM asy SiGPs SS OF THf sSAsSs
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE DRAMA, 800
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF ' '''' Noorh'
JOHN HART and
LA A, MATINEE or THE SEASON, SATURDAY NEXT.
NoricE.-fhe theatre win he closed Tor week, and
MONDAY, JUNEs
with the great sensation:
DNf'''h Ds soSSAY, Ju sha h'ihH THE FIRE
a F&hEWErL APPEARANCE OF AIMEE. AIMEE
'ss Sf g. $;SS 3 s5 Ss
Sa akAab GhshA s1HrsE
FRENCH 81 81 f,s$as FUND,
"A'" WIN be Gs N III time in New York.
AIMEE IL her unrivaled role q r., rERICHoLE
Increased Chorus ana Orchestra.
Admission SIT reserved seats So. boxes SO: family
circle 81 cents seats secured at Academy and schrmer
7Ul and ia Broadway.
TyNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
~ LAST EIGHT NIGHTS
OF
THE NOEES,
+ THE VOKES,
VICTORIA, RosINA, JESSIE, FRED, FAwDoN.
THE BELLIES or THE KITCHEN.
REMEMBER ONLY EIGHT NIGHTS MORE
OF THE VOkES,
they appear at the Boston Theatre Monday June
q for sen
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS,
by the great Union Square Comedy Company.
On Monday next an entire change I'll NOkES appear
Ing in their original Extravaganza, THE WRONG MAN
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
MAriNEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Seats secured six days In advance Box office from
sto4
MONDAY, June s. Mira Oates Burcsque Troupe.
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CuNARD LINE..THE BRITISH AND NORTH AaERI
- can ROYAL Mail Steamships, between New York and
lerP9 sSm fHs a 1t Cork haTbor From New yors
sH.sk asHssiSis ssss, S Sss.
@ staATt sSy nn ss
And every following "Wednesday aud saturday from
m q q 800 s gold
onai Return tickets on favorable terms Storage $50
4rs ssi'SSiis%P S sas
ports the Continent and Tor Mediterranean ports For
Tcis ann cabin passsse apply a. the companys Office
way, Trinity Building;
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General yransaantic company's Mail steamships
splendid vessels on Ills avors re,e eei ior the Con
tin9nt VII sail from pier 80 North River foows
LATKES Ienare saiarday,, june Jun" i.
VILE DE PARIS surmont. !. saturday july Is
Price ofpassage in gold dneuding wne)
First cabin az sh SET; e Second iaaie Cabin s7
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates ."'''' ~
sss ,sasrs 10 not sor
,insnt o. Europe BY taking steamers ts line avoid
crossing the Channel besides saving time trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent. So Broadway
foh sou Sl ASD hnEM noAfASs
so Inc n Steamship NAN Captain yo9 osersndop will
od'MSs%a sy steamship s
DONAU, Captain q. Ernst, on saturday June l.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAVRE AND
BREMEN
Payable in gold or It's equivalent in currency.
Second cabin. IL ~
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS 4 Co, Agents.
No Bowling Green
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE.--STEAM TO QUEENS
~ town and Liverpool.
Sailing every Wednesday t4
WISCONSIN. Freeman Jr May 49, at
NEVADA, Forsyth. June O. at +. NJ.
From pier 40 North River
Cabin passage, $8, gold; stecrage, $40, currency.
Prepaid tickets, $33 currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg Nor
way and Sweden, &C Drafts on ireland England France
aud Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS a 'GUlON, 80 Broadway.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU. OPTICAL
~ passports issued to citizens travelling abroad by A.
G. WIlLMAh1I United States Court House, Al Chambers
street.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

A -RrMOvAia-sLATE MANTELs, MARBLE MAN.
n. tels. Wood Manscs; the finest assortment. ever OF
tered IN this city ri orr new aud spacious warcr0ons
T. II. STEWART co,
A -REMOvAT.--SIAIE MANTEIS, CRATES &c
"A. Large and elegant stock our new warcroonls
Union square corner ~ Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth
street PENRHNN SLATE COMPANY, manufacturers
Of every variety OF slate work, plain and ornamental
A KLABER STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING
N. Works. Iy. S5 East Eighteenth slrcet-Marbie and
Marbcigcd Manics Tling Marble Cuunicra NonlIncnts
nj prices that defy competition Marble Turning or tic
trade,
- kLABER co, MARBLE WORKS. III TO 223 WEST
~. Tiftyirs! street, between Broadway and Eighth ayc.
nGc.Mnrblc AMI Marhiezcd Mantels Monuments Head.
stones ~ large varieties cheapest In city Designs on
application.
w II PIEEsoN, MARBLE AND SLATE MANrELs
" from Sl2 gpwar.is elegant new designs. 49,
Canal street. near VaIica
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

MAZZINI AND TUE UNITY OF ITALY -LECTURE
Nl by Father oavazzi at tho large hall Of Cooper Inst
tutc, Saturday, May % 1874 at O'Clock r. NJ In behalf
Of fund iora monument to q. Mazzini erected n
the Central Park New York Tickets Nc 10 Be obi
al the dnor Of the laH
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DOR SALE OR TO LET--THE ELEGANT NEW HOUSE,
carriage house and stable III Huguenot Park Gather 8
HID one mile from the depot at New Rochelle, and one
hour from city, there ten rooms besides double par
lors, reception and dining rooms bathroom closet
speaking tubes dumb waiter and registers, Kitchen with
AMI hot and co water washtubs and large double
cellar, and one more acres OF land.
Il Eul ctr
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES LINE TO
l. CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
e.. VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT TO
kingston JAMAICA SANTA ANITA M lar AND
MEXICO CENTRAL AMERICA,
PERU AND CHILE.
Steamers leave 18th and 3Dth each MONTH except when
those days fall on Sunday, then the day previous
May N.-Steamer RISING STAR Captain II. p. Conner,
will leave pier North River at IL O'Clock noon for As
pnwall direct connecting ut Panama with steamer SAC
RAMENTO, Captain - and also connecting for all Cen
trail and South Pacific ports Freight for last named
ports received until r. NJ. OF May 20.
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco June 1877
for japan and China For rates of passage freight and
all further Information apply at conlpanys office on the
pier foot OF Canal street. y. X. BABY, Agent.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
Y Company-The elegant sidewhee steamship SOUTH
AMERICA, 1000 tons burden Captain T. L. Tinklepaugh,
will sail or ST. Thomas, Para, Pcrnambuco Bahai and
Rio Janeiro ON Thursday, May % at O'Clock NJ from
pier 43 North river
For freight or passage apply to onn,so 80
No Bowling Green
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
OTIS WANTED.-OWNERS OF LOTS ON FIFTH AND
IL Madison and adjacent streets will find pur
chasers by addressing, with full particulars N H. HAYES
81 Cedar street
WANTED TO PURCUASE-A SMALL HOUSE OR
w Cottage, . the east side of New York Harlem, at
moderate price. Address stating particulars A. s.. box
2T7 New York Post office.
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ELIGIBLE HOMESTEAD FOR SAILOR
u might exchange for good Real or Personal Property

L'OR sALE--AT LITTLE NECK, l.. l., FRONTING
the bay beautiful Place OF 2s acres with dwelling
modern improvements; modern carriage house and
stable, with for coac,man, &c also other out
houses in good order, cehouse hed excellent bathing
and fshng less than one hour from city trains run very
Their particulars apply To- G. BAILEY, 50 East Fourth
etve
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RRIDGEPoRT, CoNN.--To LET, FURNISHED HOUSE,
ID l5Q Rccyer street. West street; all improve
ments: "A rooms Apply to STRATTON 723 Sixth avenue
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ORR AVENUE CoREER.-SOUTHwEsT CORNER
y Eighth avenue and FlitysiSth street-Two fine
ucuseR 25Nl0o corner store refitted with plumbing
and plate glass front painted throughont, in splendid
dor viii be sold At bargain; also null sized
Sixth avenue Apply TO owner. 23 West Fiily st
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COTTAGE TO LEr-FURNISuED OR UNFUENIsHED,
~ the Hudson Nyack, river 'front.' Owner al 1853
Water street corner Maiden lane between II and !
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YARNS FOR sAIE-25 ACRES ONE HOUR FROM
city, price $4,000; " Stock, Crops &C., $50
10 acres ine dairy Farm VA o 200 acres, fine improve
mcnts $1,000; also great variety In Orange Rockand
Westchesto and Duchess counties and tho best
OF New Jersey 70 to go Several TO exchange
s. IRELAND, POI Broadway.
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BRUOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
TO LET.
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T OTIS FOR sALE-THREE LOTS IN THIRTY NINTH
~ street. Tenth Lots I'm II tn street
near Eighth avenue LOUIS A. DA CUNHA
Broadway ANA Forty fifth street
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NrATIoNAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IN WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
FOETNIGlITLY TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT,
from piers A and AZ North River
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BAKERY 70 LET-AT FAR RocKAwAY, l. Z, ON
ID asouable terms with fine shop on the leading
business but first class baker need apply
For particulars apply to JACOB WILSON, 1875 South
street. New York, owner 30i South Second street
Brooklyn, T. d.
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T AND ON THE PALISADES, IN NEW JERSEY
IL wanted, in exchange for brown stone Houses in u de-
rable part of BROOKLYN for large farm in Ohio
dress J. X j. boz D,929 Post Office.
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L,oR SALE Low AND ON EASY TERMs-THE
eight Lots on the northery side Of Eightieth street.
between Madison and Four avcnucs being tile entire
'front.' with the exception of the avenue lots.
L. II. LUDLOW 4 CO., No. Pine street.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE Or TO RENT.

RIO LET AT NEW BIIGHrON-rOR THE SUMNER
months, House, fully furnished, with z house
contains modern improvements large and two
small bedrooms; rent $3.50 per month Address box 1850
Post Office.
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9TH AVENUE FRONTING THE PARE-A FINE
q Plot tul front II lots bargain: also fine Plots on
And near sth avenue and llth avenue boulevard.
w. 7, SEYMOUR. III Broadway
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LNOR SALE-PROPERTY KNOWN AS Nos. lT AND
j. 439 West Thirty fourth street. between Ninth and
Tenth avenues; ground 30 feet front by half the block
Apply TO the owner, on the premises for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-24

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE Il ROOMS, 40 ACRES RICH
- improved Land plenty fruit: commands fine view
Ferry $1,000 worth s250 10 close estate terms 10 suit
DARRIN, 80 Broad street
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MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR SALE or EX-
Il change for unencumbcred Propery-iarge build,
50borse engine, directly railroad
n short from the city suitable for heavy maniac-
turing PURPOSES Address W. H. b. box 1923 Post Office
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NVANTED-A FIRsi CLASS HOUSE, FOUR STORY
w high stoOp. brown stone, fun front between Forty
fourth and Finy seventh streets and Sixth and Madison
In exchange for first class Brooklyn property
and cash. No brokers Address c., box 1Gl Herald Up
town Branch Office l,2G5 Broadway
1nT ACRES-BESr FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
III in Dutchcss county; two entire set of buildings
bargain for New York o Brook yn property.
c. II. ADAMS, 07 Broadway.