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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-17

"BrH taa,+eT 1gfh" Stnnf. AMI H""%C ~ H"pr'-
srnhifirts az ne Eniftd Togss II .Imtric,t ~ t""-
yr,Ss usse,uJLci, That II WA hc iruc iIiint an'i
meaning ui al, act approved June :. ~. entitled
An ACT 10 amend an ac, entitled M a"t To- ,sia',h
n uuitnriu system OF Bankruptcy tnroiEh"il ''ic
cnplius allowed Tic bankrupt ny The sid a'n"n,ia-
tory act should, au 1t Is hrrchy cnacird that HEY
shall b, tho a,nont alowedby The constitution ard
lava OF each STATE. respectively. "Nlsting III i.
year ISL: and that such exemptions l"Nalii ar,'r'
Debts contracted before tir adoption ana iSsase |
such State constitution and Laws. a. we'll - ll',>c
contracted after the same and against "n~ Ivy Judy
mcut or decree of any State court, any dcci>irI NJ
uuy such court rendered >incr III. adoption AMI pas
sage Of such constitutions I" TIC contrary n't"ith-
Startling
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4 MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLM
n Frs OF TIE RICHMOND AND titrSH-
IEAkE RAILROAD COMPANY will he l"lh al
IN. t>chargr Hotel. in ih" city "t RichlT"i' OH
WE'D \tSDAT, May Fist. ~ ~ VI ,,,
my r.tJ H. ). BURROWS, President.
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nEETlSGS.

MASONIC NOTICE. The members :, & =
,o''I -, r JFn nerin m nj st. Aibsns Hall W.
Ills Saturday EvENING, May l7th, nj o'clock.
Il, order III the W. VI. *. r.. ! LEX,
pv I7-I4 Secretary.
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SILAs only son Of John j. and Alice II. Sutton, aged
year. months and 20 days.
The remains were Inferred at Union Cemetery,
Rye, on Thursday.
SwEENEy.-On Thursday morning, NAV l5. after
long and severe illness, LrZzIK, only daughter OF
mary and the late Robert Sweeney IN the 2oth year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectully invited to attend the funeral, rom the
residence o. her mother 10 Bedford street, on sun.
uay afternoon. at one o'clock.
:, IAiLER:-ln this citi, on Friday morning, May 10,
EDWARD N. TALLER in he 10th year OF his age.
hc.atlves AMI irieI ds oil the amiy are invited 10
RUN avenue, corner OF Tenth street. on Monday
morning, May 10, AT ten O'Clock, without further
invitation.
TALMAGE.-In BROOKLYN May 10. WILLIAM HENRY
TALhAGE IN the 45th year OF his age.
Funerai services at his late residence, 1913 REM
sen 81 eet on Monday, 10th, at three O'Clock y. NJ.
me friends oil the family are invited 60 attend
without further notice.
WHTM-On Thursday morning, May Is, Mrs.
ANNIE HYATT WHITE. in the AID year OF her age
Her relatives ana friends are invited to attend
the funeral, at the chapel 40 Sixth avenue near
Eleventh street, on Sunday, May Is, at half-past
one O'Clock precisely
Wilmington Wednesday, May IA FRRDgRlOK &
WHITING in the 45th year OF his age,
Relatives ana trends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence, 245
East Twenty-drst street, on Saturday, May IL, at
one O'Clock,
WiILiAMs-On Friday morning May 10, ELIZA
BETH, wife OF Thomas H. Williams, aged 50 years, a
native OF Breconshire, south Wales.
The friends OF the family an the members OF st.
David ana Ancient Brton Societies are respect
fully invited to atted the iuneral from the stanton
street Baptist church. between Chrystie and For
syth streets, on Sunday, May Is, at one O'Clock.
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SUICIDAL INQUEST.

The Circumstances and Cause OF tho
Death Of Henry b. Perkins, i'm Brook
lynn.
An inquest was held by Coroner Jones, of Brook
Ign, yesterday, over the body OF Henry d. Perkins,
who hanged himself at his residence No. s De Kalb
avenue, on Thursday afternoon. George II. Belts
testified that he had known deceased, who had
been deranged and had been an inmate OF the Fiat
bush Lunatic Asylum Had frequently heard him
express his determination to take his own life, bur
never supposed that he was in earnest IN making
the threat. On Thursday morning he received q note
from him saying that ne wanted to see HIM
(witness at his residence. On calling at the house
he was Mortified TO find his dead body hanging
over the stairway. The vile OF deceased testified
that he had been as well as usual on the day IN
question, and that when she was about
gong out in the morning he kissed her and
babe her goodby. He was dead when she
returned. The jury found that deceased came to
his death from suicide by hanging, while aboring
under a temporary fit OF insanity.
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
A Case OF Human Hair-COnvfction Ind
Sentence or q Receiver OF stolen Goods.

A Case OF Human Hair-Convfctfon and
Sentence OF q Receiver OF Stolen Goods.
Before Judge Sutherland.
Daniel Sullivan pleaded guilty attempt at grand
larceny the charge being that the 18th of April he
stole from showcase quantity of human hair valued
at $751; the property Of Louis W. Haussen 200 Bowery
He was the State Prison for eighteen months.
LARCENY APPAREL AND DIAMOND JEwELRY
only conviction by trial that of Michael Berry,
who was jointly indicted with Lawrence Hines Peter
Donnelly and Annie Lliss for larceny and receiving
stolen goods Hines pleaded guilty to the charge on
Thursday 1t was shown by the prosecution that on the
evening OF the LIST OF May truck tanning large num-
Der of trunks in which were silk dresses urs and dia
mond ewel valued at several thousands OF dollars the
property OF William Gale was being removed from
his boarding West Thirty fifth street; that
the way the driver assaulted by Donnely and while
they scuflling Hines drove the truck
away; that the police authorities traced the stolen
property to Mrs. Lilliss' house in Fortysevcnth
street First avenue, at which place the prisoner
was sed The principal witness against Berry was
Annie who that, the evening OF the LIST
May she him assist Hynes in carrying the trunks
into the Of Mrs Lillss Berry called witnesses to
that he private watchman ana that his repu
taion honesty good and he accounted for being
in Mrs Lss house when the captain and the detective
inquire for the trunks by saying that Annie was
girl Of improper character whom he had previously
ceny but the jury found him guilty of receiving the
property knowing II to have been stolen
Judge Sutherland Berry to the State Prison for five
We am Il
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Decisions.

Jones ct al. vs. The Mayor.-Reerence granted
Kitchen VS. Kitchen-tepcrt confirmed and Judgment
Of divorce granted with costs, and custody OF child
awarded the plaintiff.
the New York City Steel Works vs.. Barley ct al
Motion granted. 49,
should continued until the trial Motion to continue
the Injunction granted.
in the Matter. 6c., OF A. Brown-Beicrence ordered
report the facts
Edelstoin vs.. STANDARDIZATION granted in part as
stated in opinion.
Todd 1odd.-Reterrcd back 10 referee for further
proof 81 stated In opinion.
saroni vs. saronL-Rcport confirmed and judgment Of
divorce granted
Davis Receiver va. Birdseye.-Juigmcnt for plaintiff.
account OF frvoousness OF with 80
costs OF motion
BY Judge Barrett
Guion vs. Torney. Amendments are not allowed or
missed
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Criminal Trials.

Judge BENEDICT Yesterday in tn United States Cir
cult Court and proceeded with the criminal business
NOTION. TO NIAsn INDICTMENT.
Mr.. Harland heard at considerable length on
motion to Quash an Indictment which had been found
against Stephen, Michael Peter and Frank stafford who
have been charged with complSty in alleged whiskey
frauds Counsel urged several VJns nding that
the Indictment bad In law.
Mr.. A. II. Purdy United states Assistant District At
forncy sustained the indictment. contending that
good and valid and therefore should not be quashed
The Judge took the papers and reserved his decision
CONVICTION SENDING AN
THROUGH THE MAIL
Jury having been sworn, Julius A. Julian put
upon his trial for having sent obscene publication
through the mail The prisoner was convicted and
mauded for sentence.
The Court adjourned till Monday.
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Organization Of the Ninth Class Axsocia-
ton.

Last evening about twenty OF the old ninth class
OF Public school No. 10, IN Madison street NOW
known as No. l2), met together at the house OF
Dr. Truman Nichols, 267 East Broadway, and
effected an organization for the perpetuation OF
the friendly intercourse begun among the 'old
boys years ago.
The Association is to be composed OF the men,
bers OF tile ninth class in the "old school'i
during the administration OF Mr.. Andrew "
Stou Many a kindly, cordial greeting OF
the old boys some OF them venerably
gravy took place last evening" and, after
fransacting other business connected with the
organization OF this Association and partaking OF
bountiiul collation., they adjourned TO meet again
on the 18th OF June next at the residence OF the
Rev. william M. Dunne, at the rectory or All
saints church, in Henry street, for their first
formal reunion when they hope to astonish their
old teachers by demonstrating In proprus personis
the truth of the old adage Just as the twig is bent
the tree ~ incliued The officers VI tins Associa-
ton are:-Dr. Nichols. NJ D., President; George
X. Hebherd. Secretary; Charles Mills. Treasurer.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Concealed Burglars' Tools.

John Hudson. colored, was arrested yesterday by an
officer the Eighteenth precinct for disordery
duct When the. station house he searched,
aud about his clothes found large billy and
clasp knife During the afternoon he arragned be-
fore Justice Shandley at the Essex Market Police Court
who committed him for carrying concealed weapons.
A Youthful Assn ssin.
Edward Pratt small boy living in Rivngton street be-
came engaged in quarrel with playmate named
Richard Rathkemp who lives at 80 Delaney street. and
after an exchange OF blows, drew pocketknite and
stabbed Richard the breast and inficting two
painful and severe wounds He taken before the
Justice who held him tor trial IN the sum OF 81 0V bail
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BoIs DE MoUZlIIY-PARKs.-0n Thursday even
ing MAY 49, by the Right Rev. Bishop Laughin.
Count DANIEL BoIs DE MoUzILLY, OF Paris, France
to KATE L. PARKS, OF Brooklyn.
Ia at the Church OF the Redeemer, Fourth avenue.
corner OF Eighty-second street. by the Rev. J. W.
ShackellOrd, rector AsHwELL FLOYD BROWNE to
URSULA, eldest daughter Of Henry G. Hunt, ESQ.,.
all OF this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday. Nav H.
1873, at the residence OF the brides parents, New
York city, by the Rev. James u. Wilson, assisted by
Rev. DR.. McIlvaine, Mr.. GEORGE A. DowDES, OF
Newark, n. j., TO Miss MARTHA ANDERSON.
Observation-Disclosures Sunday evening, May
the Immaculate Conception, Brooklyn. L. d.,
PATRICK h DUNE TO ELLEN T., widow Of Major
J. b. Donnelly.
FRANKLIN-BREwER.-On Wednesday, May IA,
Noah II. Schenck WALTER d. FRANKLIN to ADA,
youngest daughter OF Merwin II. Brewer
HALsEY-M0RLEy.-InB Brooklyn, on wednesday.
May IA, at the residence OF Mr.. Henry Beam, by the
Rev. J. II. Stansbnry, OSCAR A. HALsEy, oil New
York. to ALICE MORLEY, OF Smtthtown. No cards.
-TOPPING.-At Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May
10, by the Rev. Alfred Partridge, EDWARD IRISH 10
ELIZABETH G. ToPFiNG, all oi Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS san FRANCISCO, on
Wednesday, May q at the residence OF John c.
JOHNSON Esq, eldest son OF the Rev. II. Johnson,
formerly OF Virginia, TO Miss BELLE WHEELER
KNowLToN-J0HNEs.-At the United States Le-
cation In Paris, on Wednesday, April 80, 1879, by
TON, OF New York CITY, TO MISS MINNIE b. JoHNEs,
OF Newburg, n. Y.
MARKEY-KING.- Tuesday, NAV 10. 1879 al
the residence Of the brides sister. by the Rev
Father McClancy, RICHARD MARKBY TO ANNIE
KING, all OF this city.
TT-BIssEI.L.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday
NAV IL, by the Rev. DIR. Scudder. HoRATIo G. SCoTI
TO NErT1E M. BissELL, both OF Brooklyn.
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
High way Rob berry.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday before
Justice Ledwith Thomas Sprou of las West Fyfourth
street. was charged with highway robbery the person
OF Wolf Basch OF 3sl Eighth avenue The complainant
ing attacked by the prisoner and two others who
knocked him down. beat him and robbed him of So A
policeman along at the time and arrested sproul.
The others escaped. He WAS locked up to answer
EelOniOus Assau lt.
John N worthington, Of iOl East Twelfth street, was
charged with firing pistol at Hugh McNichol, fellow
workman residing at the same place, with intent % tak
his life The manifested signs OF mental
alteration lie committed in default OF $500 to an
swer.
John Raymond. Thomas Lynch and James McGrath,
stated they reside In Newark. arrested
Thursday evening by ofcer Dunn, of the Fifteenth pre-
cinct, under suspicious circumstances ana on being
searched burgarous tools found in their possession
They arraigned before Justice Ledwh Yesterday
morning and remanded for further examination
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BUSINESS in InE OTHER COURTS.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Benedict directed that Edward Mathews and Lawrence
Wells be fined $3.50 each, for having failed put
appearance Jurors though 1t alleged they were per-
sonaly served with subp9nas.
The argument calendar in the United States Circuit
Court will be called the 23d instant usual hour,
eleven O'Clock. and the 10Th the Judge will call the
civil jury calendar.
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SUPREME cuuaT-cHAmBsRs.


U00 OF tue OIu NeW court HOuse BITE.
Before Judge Fanchcr.
Among those having claims for supplies furnished for
yhc new Court House is the Tutte Bailey Manufacur
Ing Company. The company's claim audited by the
Board of Supervisors but the Comptroller considered tins
Of no account and refused TO pay the bill. APP
court for mandamus directing The Board
NJ Apportonment TO appropriate the funds
necessary TO pay the BILL and 10 the Comptroller and
Court House Commissioners TO payit Mr. Andrews, As
stant Corporation Counsel opposed the application
three grounds that there were No funds from which
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COURT OF COMMON plEAs-spEcnL TERM.


Decisions
BY Judge j. i. DAILY
N J. Waterbury vs.. H. 8. Robbins.-Motion TO place
cause special calendar granted.
f. White VS. L. tarlcy.-Ailowance of $50 granted.
j. r. Hun S. Misunderstanding set down Tor May
20, at 10 A. NJ.
W. H. Burroughs VS. c. H. Characterization denied.
See opinion.
@. Althof VS. E. c. Richards-Same.
BY Judge Robinson.
Veil VS. Renalt--Appi cation attaehme Mt MED
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THE PUBLIC PARKS.
Work Stopped-Over Seven Hundred Men
Out OF Employment.

The workmen in the employ OF the Park Commits
sioners have been compelled to stop labor because
the Legislature has neglected the annual appropri-
atoms. Over seven hundred men are thus left des-
titute OF employment and the men engaged in
.constructionn will suffer temporarily But the
Commissioners hope that the Legislature Will
take action at once and thus help forward the I'm
completed work and relieve the city from the
debris and building material which embarrass the
public parks. The sum of 900, 900 is the amount
demanded, and unless 1t is guaranteed 0ne-fourth
OF the population OF this State will greatly suffer
during the sultry Summer months which are fast
approaching.
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COURT Or COMMON pLEAS-CIrCUIT-pAYTl.

Court OMccrs To BE Paid Their Salaries.
Before Judge Loew
Michael Hall and James Higgins brought suit in this
Court 70 recover payment OF salaries alleged to be due
them as officers OF the Court The usual line of defence
was no approprationn This seemed too thin TO the
Jury, and verdict rendered Tor the full amount
Claimed $3.50 30 Tor Hall and $3.50 81 for Higgins Mr.
Austin k Lawrence appeared Tor the plaintiffs, and Mr.
nean fnrt CITY
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
The Belgian Mursier-The Case Of Carl
Wort.
Before Commissioner whit,

Before Commissioner White.
The further examination Of Carl vogt alias Joseph
Supp Prussian subject who is accused Of numbering
Che Chevalier de Biance at Brussels Belgium, was
resumed yesterday, before Commissioner White. Ex-
Governor salomons counsel for the German govern
ment--which has demanded the extradition Of the
Observation-Disclosures the reading OF the deposifions
Counsel stated that positive evidence would be given
tracing to the possession OF the prisoner many OF the
bonds which had been stolen the Count ut the time
he was murdered In the manner already described IN
columns large batch OF the dispositions having
been Ad. the further hearing Of the adjourned
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Decisions.

BY Judge Curtis.
Wagner VS.. Boocock. Motion granted for May &C.
Mckeon Lee.-Motion 10 place cause on short caen'
dar granted
sullivan VS.. O'Hara.-Moton granted on terms
Frishie VS. Burr e. -Deendnnps ueiaut opened
,ulgmenr 81 esfs IL y11sMs4 execution and levy, II
any, stand as security snterSa = ~
Il. Luke's Home for INDECENT Christian Females vs..
The Association tor Relie, &c-Order Tor Judgment on
re
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70 qudate the claim second that the act creating the
Board OF had been repcaled anu, third
that the Court House had been essated
out of Office After hearing the argumens-which were
quite both sides the Court refused 10
grant the application.
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THE .COURTs
OYER AND TERMINER.

william M. Tweed Pleads Not Guilty to the,
New Indictments Found Against Him
Pleas and Sentences Commence
ment Of the Trial Of George
Francis Train-The Late
Judge Strong.
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COURT or APPEALS CALekOk..
OLD BOYS OF GRAMMAR SCHO,

ALBANY N. ", May l6 1878.
The following the Court Of Appeals day calendar FOL
May Is;-Nos o. 81, 90, loo. So 73h, ~, I0i
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MARINE COuRT-1RIAL TERM-pART |.


Before Judge Curtis
McCann Can.-The plaintiff sold to defendant GER
tain horses of harness. together with his
right title and interest In certain lease of premises
South street and North River claimed to be owned
by John Jacob Aston. Defendant paid $500 account
Of the balance upon the ground that
he had been defrauded by plaintiff. 1t appeared that
the defendant was an illterate man, unable to
read write, and 1t commended his
behalf that the plaintiff, in rendering the lease
Cain le an important provision In the nsru-
ment, to wit-the stipulation that the lessee should
vacate the premises on ten days notice from the essor
Mr.. Aston The premises and the dock thereon situate
covered the lease used for the purpose Of dump
ing oal Defendant further commended that the horses
and harness sold almost worthless and that
in that behalf he the victim OF systematic fraud Oh
the part OF plaintiff .
title the city Of New YORK to the
mentioned not pertinent to the controversies that
the only issue Was the defendant induced to make
the contract through the false representations of the
plaintiff Ifnot il plaintiff concealed from defendant
the existence the provision OF the lease relative to the
ten days notice the part OF the lessor and the defend
such condition III the lnsru nent
plaintiff taxing advantage Of Gains inability read
write then fraud established and plaintiff could not
recover and that the proof in this regard in
fict The jury found Tor plaintiff in whole amount
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- Soth VI ONnif
Died.
thursday, May 10, A
rs0n and daughte

ANpEEsoN.--On Thursday, May 10, ANNIE NJ. wife
Of DR.. II. A. G. Anderson and daughter OF Samuel
NJ. simpson, Esq.
The relatives and friends OF the family are in
vted to attend the funeral services, on Sunday.
May 49, at four O'Clock p. NJ at the residence OF
her father, 1873 East Ninety-third street the re-
mains will be taken to Woodlawn Cemetery on
Monday at ten A. M.
BELKNAP. -On Thursday morning, May Is, MARY.
wife OF .Chauncey Belknap, Jr., and eldest daugh-
ter OF Edward A. Reid In the sd year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the mineral services,
~ her late residence, IA East 129th street. sun
day. at TOUR o'clock
BREGuGLIA.--On Friday morning, May 10, CARLO
ALBERTO SARENo, only child oil ). q. L. and Muri
eta Breguglia-
The relatives and friends OF the family, and the
meEbers Of Burton Lodge. No. 3, X. OF p, also the
members OF the Societa di Uni0ne Fratellanza lta
lana are invited TO attend the funeral. at $40 Van
Bcurcn street. between Nostrand and Marcy ave-
nues, Brooklyn, on Sunday, the 18th inst, at two
O'Clock +. M.
BYRNE.-0n Fridsv morning, May 49, after long
and severe Hines, PETER, only son OF the late
Hugh ana Agnes Byrne, In the sth year OF his age.
Tue relatives and friends of me family are re-
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Confirmation Of Criminal Trials Alleged WhiS-
key Fraud and Motion to Quash the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Sending
Obscene Publications Through
Ils b. Rsst ]. gltiss. ,""
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Penalty OF Not Coming Up to Samples.

Doellner VS. Jardine.-Ths action Is brought for the
value of a quantity of Squares and ROLLER heads
made by plaintiff for the defendant to be used in the
manufacture OF organs and claimed 20 be worth Sl53
The defendants statement Is that the plaintiff who had
been manufacturing other parts for him for
proposed to him to the articles in question: which
required great nicely saying that he could get them
that upon this proposal he delivered him samples by
which they were 70 be made, but that the work per-
formed unskilfu to be for the most part
less and that even perfectly made the price charged
about four times their real value Tho jury rem
dered = verdict in the plaintiffs favor for $45.
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y beautiful country seat q q New York gentleman.
| known hardwood on Rhoton Hill South Norwalk.
Conn III hours from New York handsomely furnished
fine view and drives; bathing; good TODD and
stabling; splendid lawns and SHADY walks and groves,
every comfort and convenience references exchanged
Address q. f. H. box 44S south Norwalk Post Office
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CARATOGA SPRINGS.-TO LET FOR THE SEASON.
> on Franklin street near Franklin square furnished
House new, modern style is rooms, bath, gas fine
grounds &C For view and particulars call from 10 A. NJ
till Z. M for three days at 29 West Twentyt st.
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DRIvATE FAMILY-SUBURBS OF NEWARK. VIA
l. Morris and Essex Railroad, will take few gentle
and wives single gentlemen; accommodations
first class For particulars address J. HARRISON, Post
office. Newark, N j.
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Oc WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE.-A LARGE
s)O front Room suitable for gentleman and wife
sin gle gentlemen house and table first class loca-
ton delightful
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THIRST CLASS BOARD ON SHREWSBURY RIVER.
e near Long Branch; table and attendance equal ~
the hotels; $lt week also furnished Cottages
with Board fronting The water fine bathing boating nc.
Address T.. BARROW, Oceanic, N j.