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Boarding 80

Single gentlemen or ladies, OF families. as Table
BOardOrs. or with furnished or unlurnshed rooms,
which are neat and spacious can be acconm0dai ted.
Inquire Of Mas. SrURGES. Oh COmmerce street,
opposite the PoslOiIice, in Smyrna. Del apa3h
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Iron in the Blood
MAKES The WEAK STRONG.

The PeYnUidn Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the PrOtOEide of
Iron, is so combined as to hare
the character of an aLinellt, as
easily digested and dSSimiLdted
sUith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OIUn VitdLizi1lg
agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures "G thousand iLlS," simply
by TOni1lO tIp, ,ItUigOrdtiflO and
TitGIizi1lO the System. The eft-
s'iched and UitdLized blood per-
91ledteS eUery part of the body,
repairing damages and tCGste,
searching Out morbid secre-
tiOnS, and EeGUi1lg nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the fC0ft-
GeTfGL success of this remedy ifs
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, BOils, Nervous Affections.
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional VigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating ifS
10 OtttC oCtttO " tttC OtOOSS VI
compdnied by debility or a LOt0
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, ats
enerOisin0 effects are not fol-
IolUed by corresponding 7'edc-
tiOfI, bttt are permanent, i1tfiE-
sing strength, Ci0Or, and stet0
life into all parts of the system,
and building 1tp an Iron Con-
stitIttiOn.
Thousands haze been changed
By the sGse of this remedy, frOns
sCeak, sicLeJy, suffering cre0-
ttsres, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and sCOnIe,l; and
inUdLids cannot reasonably hes
itate to giUe 1t q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP JIOtCn IN the glass.
Pamphlets FREQ.
SETH W. F0WlE l. SONS, PropretOrs.
Ne. Milton Place, Boston
SOLD Rr DRuooIsTs GENERALLY.
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DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-Hon.
Salmon 2. Chse, Chief Judge of the Supreme
Court of the United States, died at the resi-. |
dence of his daughter. Mrs. W. s. Hoyt, in |
New York city, on Wednesday morning, at ten
o'clock. His death was caused by stroke of
paralysis which attacked him at eight clock
on Tuesday morning. He was totally un-
conscious from the moment of the fatal attack,
and failed to recognize any of his relatives
and friends who were assembled around his
bed. The Chief Justice arrived at New York
from Washington on Saturday last and pro-
ceeded to the house of his daughter. He was
in good health and spirits, and intended to
visit Boston after few weeks sOjOurn in that
city, and subsequently proceed to Colorado,
where he was to remain during the summer for
the benefit of his health. He was perfectly
well until Monday evening, when he COM
planned slightly and went to bed early He
slept soundly throughout the night and just
as he awoke, at eight o'clock in the morning,
he was Frustrated by a paralytic stroke. The
eminent talents, both as a jurist and states
man, which Mr.. Chase brought to the perfc run
ance Of his judicial functions have never been
disputed, and it is but justice to say that his
ability and integrity have shed new lu>tre upon
the court of which he was the presiding ma gis-
trate. His personal character, like that Of his
predecessors, Marshall and fancy, impaired
ustre to his judicial station. Fortunate will il
be for the country if the great post now vacant
and which has hitherto been occupied only by
men whose character and qualifications were il
harmony with their position, shall continue Il
be filled by such men, and not conferred upon
politicians as q reward for partisan services.
A frightful tragedy occurred at Wetmore
l Kansas, on Saturday. Some time ago jaime,
a Erickson was arrested at tina. place for an at
+ tempt to commit a felOnious assault on the
wife of man named Marquette, and was &C
quilted after a trial. On Friday he returned
r to Wetmore, and next day he went to Mar
]. quettes house and shot the latter dead. HI
e then took Marquette two children to a neigh
t boris house, saying he had killed their father
y and was going back to kill their mother Al
d alarm was given, but it was not until numbe
r had gathered that the ncighbors ventuted t
e enter Marquette's house. When they did 3
d they found Mrs Marquette and Erickson bot
ii lying dead, he having murdered her and the
rs committed suicide.
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IF MAN WANTS A BoTTLE OF WHIsKEY. let him
buy it and take it home like a man. and not sneak
home with a bOIlle OF a. BIiters, or " Cordial" Gnd
pretend that II is medicine If he wants a tonic Iha
is something better than a temporary stlmuant he
should get a bottle of Peruvian Syrup. (aR Iron Tonic
that will vllalze the blood and give durable strength
TO the system
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THE MARKETS,
MARRIAGES..

SHERWOOD OD-HARRINGTON.-Tn Smyrna. Wednesday.
May 1th by Rev O. A. Phoebus. James W. Sherwood. Of
Wilmington Mrs. Sarah A. Harrington Of Caroline Co..
Maryland.
SMITH -vOsHELL-on Thursday. May sth residence
OF the brides parents By Rev. " Smith. Mr.. Wilmer d.
Smith, Of Dover and Ms Rebecca Yoshe daughter Of ohm
NJ. voshell. ESQ. Of this town.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned alsU takes This opportunity 10
notify his friends and the public generally. that he
row occupies his own office, located the grounds
of Wm M Shakespeare, Esq. in the north east end
Of this wn and that he is ready TO give professional
attention 10 any and all who may SO desire.
<srf~ +. o. SHAKESPEARE, M. ID.
Doy ga, DEL, May 18Th, lS13.-l42t
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How to save money is a hard question to
solve in these tight times. Many people spend
more than is necessary in clothing themselves
1t is surprising to 6nd the amount which can
be saved by selecting Clothing from the
immense Stock being sold SO cheaply by
BENNETT & Co., Tower Hail. No. 5l8 Market
street, halfway between Fifth and Sixth
streets, PHILADELPHIA.
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THE REASONS WHY
? a N-KILLER r
MARF'D BIT
PERRY DAVIS g. SON


Best Family Medicine of the Age |
And lOhy At should aIDays be kept at hand.
lsL PAIN.KILLER is the most certain Cholera
cure that medical science has produced.
End. PAIN KILLER, as a DIarrhga AID DysenIery
remedy, seldom il ever fails
3d. PAN-KlLLER will cure Cramps or Pains IN
any part Oi The system sing ie dose usually
effects cure.
4th. PAlN.KILLER will cure dyspepsia and Indi
gesliUn. u used according To directions
5th. PAIS. .KILLER 10 an atmusI never failing cure
for Sudden Colds, Coughs. $c.
9th. PAIR-kILLER has proved a Sovereign Rene
dy fUr Fever and Ague. and Chill Fever; il
has cured the most obstinate cases
7th. PAIS-KILLER az a Inimsnt is unequsled for
Frost Bites. Chilblains, burns, Bruises, Cuts,
Sprains. &c.
Sih. PAIN KILLER has cured cases Of Rheumatism
ans Neuralgia after years standing.
9lh. PAIE KILLms will destroy Boils FelOns,
WhItlows. Old Sores, giving relief from
Pain after the fret application.
10Th. PAIE KILLER cures Headache and Tooth.
ache
Ilth. PAIS KILLER wiIi save you days OF sick sss
and many Dollar in time and Doctors
Bils.
18th PAIN.KILLER is a purely Vegetable prspava.
ton, safe to keep and use in everV family The sim.
pliciiy attending its use. together with the gFsal
variety OF diseases that Ray be entirely eradicate
by u, and the great amount Of pain and suffering tina
can no alCviaied through use, make il imperative
upon every person 10 supply themselves with ihi,
valuable remedy. and TO keep it alway near at hand
The PAIM.KILLER is now known and appre
ciaed in every quarter OF the Globe. Physiciahi
recommend 70 IN their practice, while all classes O
society have found IN It raief and comfort. Give i
a trial.
Be sure aud buy the genuine. Every Drug
gist and nearly every Country Grocer IhroughOu ih
land keep it for sale. may7Im
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England gives in on weighing
Fairbanks has opened warehouse under the
very nose of the British Lion. in London. and
his scales are already largely in use upon the
railways, in the mines, factories, and iron and
steel warehouses of the kingdom.
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Partnership Dissolved.

Those whom il may concern are hereby informed
that the partnership heretofore existing between
Doctors Isaac Jump and Edward o. Shakespeare. has
been dissolved by mutual agreement.
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WANTED Farmerin every town as agent for
the Collins Steel Po,cs For terms, &c, ad-
dress, COLLINS & Co.. 2l2 Water ST., New
York. ap30 3m
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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. TUESDAY. May -. 1873.


The extensively advertised sale of Mr.. Jas.
waIace trotfing stock was held to-day at Messrs Bar
ker & Chases City Auction Mart and NJ T. Tatto rsaPs
aud attracted very large attendance OF weldsDosed
buyers, composed chiefly Of prominent tuiinen OF tn'
and other cities The desirable quality OF the ouereh
horses being pretty well known TO the majority OF lhe
bidders, quite lively competition was Hep' up 70 'no
end OF the sale. which resulted a. fOllOws' ,,.t,
Bay troting gellng John Bradley ~ bgh seon ~ ,s '
with 4 l.15 J. Parish Of POughksepse ior
GRAY geong ioung Morrel dam by Ahdshsh' ~ N.l :
Oh reeord 2 sold IL Williams Of He~Daf<h "'
$50
BAY Handle bv Volunteer dam star mare I't n .
Old in June Rtl 2J0 has no rcof4i soa 70
Nj Osan Der II Brooklyn n. Y. for $40 90, ~
Brown fambeouau colt BY Young Csre dam br hen nl -
high old sold TO M Ludlow Of CSeis0
for $40
Mse pair o. bay coach horses Kentucky bred lG bgh ye od
sold 10 w. H. n 20 Of HewYork fOr $l.bl0 49,,
In addition TO the above were sold: pay sauele
mare for S270; bay geldng by Second HamDletOniah
Tor $40, and brown geldng by Henry Cdy Tor s1OO
also number OF carriages and lot OF harness. morse
clothing, b.
AT the Horse and Carriage Auction Mart Of Mr. VIM
Van Tassel, the regular semtweekly sale held to-day
was very animated and the realized were as ngh
as could be expected In the present condition OF the
market. We quote the highest bids as follows:
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aurtion Sales OF Rral Gstatr.
Ann1,r N. Nrttrr. Anetloreer.


AnR1Ax H. MULLER, Aucloneer
LECTION SALE of beautiful Villa Plots on
a tbe HIGHLANDS or WESTCHESTER COUNTY fronting On
CENTRALrAYB. .-. 80
ADRIAN H. MULLER r WILKINS Co viii sell At suction.
on THURSDAY MAY u.s. AZ Y o'clock at the Exchange SAesroom III
SIXTEEN PLOTS the westerly side Of the Cen.
trpave within minutes WaIk Of heCombs
Bridge The Land ami has commanding water ana inland views
property surpassed by in The lower end OF
Wesches.er County o.,
y ~ CPIrcF M NJ "a C;randst NJ 1921
DEREMPTORY LE.-M0NTEZUMA and
NORWOOD ESTATES 1900 acres, James RIVER n Nelson
County Virginia for SALE 18th aud 18th A 49, Tiiso1' 70
,e-ye 10 md and three time Heavy %
Tie the Norwood school
and below the village Market and the james River Ca
Of Aexanoua Rail-
road be Forge Railroad extension through the
laniSl
Ten thousand acres dns around this property for sale intending
Psters property adjoining, IN half mle OF the
canal down Grade marble IN the negtborhood
the BY packet from Richmond OF
Lrncbburg three = or by railroad as above.
auer Vrope offered the limits OF the STATE
No better place Tor town.
Tie power the James River Canal on The property
SALE PEKkMPFOEY.
Address VIM D. CABELL,
NprSoO
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From Logan Rliley's wel-knOwn stud farm in Wood
ford County KY horse market has just received an
addition, especially welcome, because 10 nils frequently
regretted vacancy in supply. namely that OF nigh
bred handsome, aud thoroughly broken saddle nags.
Having seen the whole stock at the stables indicated IN
the announcement below are safe In assuming tlat
the mere admrer as well the competent judge OF
hOrsefesh, Will certain 10 partake OF the pleasure
which was evnced by US. while inspecting these nne
specimens sent 10 US from the Bluegrass region
There was to-day fair degree OF animation IN the car
riage trade, satisfactory number OF sales being re-
ported az most or the repositories
sales by auction tomorrow wednesday,, the 14th
inst:
Atlf a. m. at Barker & Chase's City Auction Mart and
New York TattersaPs corner Thiryninth5t aud Broad
way.
AT u o'clock regular sem-weeky sale at Arch john
stOns new Horse Market in Thireeuthst near Unlyer
sitypace. THIS sale will include PAIR Of thoroughbred
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

A FOR SALE, 4 tirst-cass 4-stOTy high
~ oon lCo asrl north Of 18th
81 9th 2E50 1yEoO and ltKoS Apply WI LESS
TER, Al ". s9bst
DARGA AIMS Oh Fifth and Eighth-aveS.. 'front.'
Plrz; sixth above the Psk;
WM H. RAYTOR,
So Pue-sL
E0R SALE OF TO LET-FOuT-s high-stOOp,
u bOwno1s front HOUSE No & West ThItr-eghth-sL, nel
Broadway al modem mpr vemertS FoT permits address
COENELlUS OREILLl, No. ilg Easi FOrty-fthst
no. SOL FlFTH-AYE., opposite the Central
~ Psr siEyourtt-st hrcA and elegantly finished
HOUSE having al the latest
. appreciated. Fer permits address
CORNELIUS ORElLLY No. 10 East Forty-fthst
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Tuesday. MAY 10. 1873.


The attendance at the Exchange to-day was
,o small and the pubhc transactions Of no special i'm
orapce The legal saes noted to be made by James ~
miller under the direction OF Thomas H. Llndon, referee
property located on West broadway and Whte-st was
adjourned until the goth inst, aud by JOS Mcclure,
under direction Of C. White referee property located
an Fifty second-st easterly second-ave, for two
,reeks We append particulars of the days sales:
Regarding the sale bich made the premises ut
nelevood Queens l. l.. by Jcre. johnson. IT,. today
no report yet been received. We shall Oe enabled
10 give particulars as TO the results under tomorrow
VIM Trist Bailey, formerly with v K. Stevenson, jr
has recently opened Office at No. 1872 Broadway.
EXCHANGE SALE, MAY 49,
b. Mus wilkins Co. ga se under The direction Of GscrEe
tSs souihsTy Rea-ss westerly wa'hirg
t0hs lnosn n No s pTmse' rented Tor 7-O per aH0O S'
B. Jn M legal ale usder The direction Of chs A. Jackson
located uohery Of Masst 50 feet u inches westerly
S ecu Jss G. Po1-rs. Tor 5000
a. J. Blee'se5 Son Co eaerel ,hs premises ,Ss9ea Tna bt5
No ls hss nlln;ft. aiso ltems 60 % vs. ,t
s. both 81 Nhish psIee, we're .9oen o 70 p,e, ~
Tadasaay Wy i'-sg Maae, WatH' q 90. -. l.,
7I noa SIDE OF Oae hundred and i"eaiyiouTn'
81, 30 ier eiserr iran slE'a'a'e ~ ...,. "a. q, Ninth
ave- oca'asaeg . e 'neas ssutse t5on
con1~r,rr hoe icei wes~rr from lrth.sve
asIa ooat, pOhsrly SIDE Of Hshysee0'i''''
s he Of George D yorss. g, E s ,5 Is 5ss a .Ss
so BfOli"'y 00rl-'~s'sr,g co n 2 = Tgsay a'''N
H.
S., M orfer fses or aer ,che premises located ano Known
a. Nos Sc 7 - al "a Motel q Mulberry ST. ana No. ~ Di
eight uOftHsD SIDE o. oiA 'es1@"'~
100 feet westerly from Nintl-sye ..-,- II. ~.
Sale ots Otll oeated on me nhe,l Au O1
hundred commcntilg ~ ee ei i''IA
~ Jamos N. hiaec .
-, f M direction III Richard G. Besmish, referee one lot
JIs6 located on tie eater corner OF Avenue and I"e
sale under me direction Of Che Jackson referee house
AID o 2I9 ooae poraery size Of TaeHiJ-eshA S''
' W. a. J. Bef'trr son & CO.
ku-CleS, referee eEaf os
each lsr SOS orse sOsue side OF FagahI' Is' lees
81 n cottage house pd 2'zlOO each located GTovesve
between Cliff AID Frs.,ts. NJ uI,sua ..
sale Of so ut i-1J located on ue western A4e
Of Tir-ste aOheIi} Goa Seventyegh Known
a. No
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Iertures ano meeIluas.

EecIures ano HleennQs.
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY OF THE CITY
First Excursion the College Rooms University Buling
Wayerer place Of UnVerstypace d. N. TO-DAY
Analytical aad Pharnaeeliia Oben
strv commences jane Library daily om 20 ana
Tuesdays Thurday and Sstguays ro
to p N. H. A. CAsoEDEEi1 u, secles@.i.
MRS. II. B. O'LEARY NJ. D., VIII lecture TO
vi Robinson Hall No. ID hEteenA t1even Fih-fse
Broadway THURSDAY, May 49, at niraed vita
ample material
AzKRCAS SCIEScE ASSOCIATION, 1beTt,a qusre.
B0sT.y. bay s. !.II
T1HE eighth general meeting o. the American
social Scence will he tbs 10 fresso
place Chapel opposite he Boston Ahegean on MAJ Is a. AID 10
ORDER CR PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY MAJ i3-EvKNNG SESSION
T:0 n" Municipal Cove nmeuI" by DJtSiAa B. EATOh o.
WEDNESDAY. Nay l4-MoRyiss SEssroy
10 n T"Tle Higher Education 4 Noue.' g.. W ItGClH
APrRRSOoS SESSION.
n Restoration aad Reform u The Correnc7, by JOSEPH
ROPES Of Boston.
THURSDAY Msy 15-MoRsINd Ssssior
10 m."Tbe Inhuslce O sex Cnne b. Dr. EDWARD JAR
ia M The History the International" " D. A. WATSON,
be d., Dr. d. r. LINCOLN.
Pm Legislation Relation Phamaey" ~ Prof g. p n.
AFrXRSooS SESSION.
n" Some Results the Census OF l5ll' BY Gen. r. A
With these subjects Lave beea eqSes'
10 discuss them.
attend. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, FsrsdraL
p B. SAsBoRS. Chairman Of Cola.,t-e.
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DIVER VIEW PROPERTY,
Ii loppOlte Believilel
BELMOUNT FOR SALE.
This r,u Country banks Of the beautiful River Pnsle
viii be offered for SALB in
400 LOTS

THURSDAY. MAY IS.
superb upon high dVe with Iive view Of many
me-Oauxe Mountain the West NeSYork Jeuey CITY Staten
Island Newark and Elizabeth the south ard East
New.York and mile from Newark city line
By and Paterson RsayI and horse
Nev-York 20 Location equal 10 The most bean
uu slopes tie Hudson Investment here cannot fail TO
profits Fire Lunch before the sale.
Rarosd passes and maps be procured free OF charge OF o. H.
PIERSOS Co.. Pinest JOHN A. ELWELL, %
Cedarst EevYork; Agents, BAssETT, EDWARDS
CHEDSTER 82 Newark. Train leaves by Twenty thrist
HAS Tens-Ten per and
Of sale 30 cent in 80 days. when deeds will be
ready balance bond and mortgage for three years Title perfect
EoTE-BAsSETT EDWARDS CHBDlSTBR. sl2 Dosd-st New.
Tor Refer permission TO Fredenek Tsppen ESQ.,
Galatn National Bank, y National Stale Bank
Newark
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proposals

C,EALED PROPOSALS will be received by
no school Trustees the Teuh Wari the ohce Of tl 1eia
the Doar Eiucuon Gnud lul Emts until hoeDal
Na 49, Isl and aut O'Clock ad daY, io the DhAp
SKA other blu Ri required for Primary school No. = On
At lie zane and Place proposals will be received for The
81 AM.HEArlNG APPARATUS Tor ssd scheal.
Plans ecbcaoa be the Oce OF he onrehen1el'
ofsr BulIllEs. Loo OfaA4-st, ihiui noor
and sTeties sl BE- required em st su
es b4lrL Ffopo,as vail c0usAed unless 'asA are
nsmrl - -- Al, Il, A.. -,,,o,.I.
.ssesA ALOSEO TkUE-DtLL,
HENRl X. ROpMh,
D. b. TAYLOR, NJ d..
HUGO GOh ct
PElhR DbAAEkLBIN,
Bnsra q Stlo8l Iltesse& ss4h nas@
Dated -ss To-. Mar u. iCl5 -.-s ~--- - . 20
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Summer Retreats.

GUNNER Retreats.
AT PLEASANT VALLEY, n. j., on the
n Hudson. opposite s2d-st house formerly M Carock Family
unexceptonabe, boating and bathing
address &, care Of Il. Wiunns. ESQ, SO sirtbave.
4 T SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY,
y GRAND UNION HOTEL
IN oper reception gues Prof ~ Lander and bis
sgper engaged for the Rooms be engaged
atM etrouoltnn Hotel or Glsev House, n. Y Address
BRESLIS. GARDNER Co, at Saratoga Sprng, n y
belmont HALL SchOoley's Mountain, n. j.
ID "Opens June for reception Of COMPANY d. A. CkOWELL
DIRECTION HOUSE, Perth AmbOy, n. j.
I'D This hands has been thoroughly renovated
has gas VIII opened about the 18Th May bathing
boating excellent hing situation deghtHl L hour rom y l.
month = - pam ff"lIletoI.
DOARDING-A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.
ID The undersigned wouI inform those n the city who wish
nome the country Summer months that be has decided
to oren large commOd0u dwelling for their beh located
i've M from eburg Railroad Depot good road pleas
ant corner well ventilated for the lover
nature splendid places Of retreat delightful In Tie bot
Of FOr further particulars address HORAIlU
GATES Breaksben sehohare n 7. Price day 81 HOhAHO
GATES
COUNTRY BOARD. - THE INSTITUTE,
- Cars Hill Stamford Conn Will open boaTders about the 2th
inst good and plentiful table siblng
further particulars apply premises al No u Laiay-
ette-plaee city.
VOZZENSs WEST POINT HOTEL
" WILL OPEN On SATURDAY. MAY 81 Two Cottages 70 Let
sL Board 10 Special offered pafues
''' '"' ''-''' ' EDWARD cozzEys ives, Point y. 7.
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Giiuations Uanteo-- females.
CH.s.UBB R.n.ETDS.

CEss.HBB R.n.gIDS.
NVANTED-By a respectable Scotch person,
w ,itustipn CHAMBERsfAiD ant Otherwise
CHAMBERMAID aud LAUhDREsS. Apply Bas, 5s,h-st
GR.rER.EL KOUSEpORK.
HOUSEKEEPER-A LADY would like a
position s HOUSRKEEPER or COMPANION invalid l,ir.
ug position Of meua g0Od ref
ereacea Address ~. NJ D.. 70 ld>t. Nlhamsburgh
.IEISCEEL.E.rEOUS
IN OBSCURE YOUNG LADY would WRITE
Z authors mentioning Why heT
tutue References
printed published Tor private alton ouy her Owe
letters published M plume notices u The preSsNelo k
Herald &c Address Miss JENNY WELLER Box ~, Station D.
PostOmce Hew-iork.
BROOKLYN RESIDENTS can obtain Domes-
ID tic Hep OF all kinds the BROOKLYN EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU Fulton Managed by l THIS bus
meas as been successful y. BNue
invalis. monthly aud Te-nurses supphed
COLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
~ Rooms Bs formerly Bible House, several eolored
from the South, o-lsJ.
WELL recommended German female SER
w WANTS sso Ane1cau. English Scotch. and lEh Al Ms,
HILDS GERMAN Institute " horokL between stanton and
Ryiugon-sts
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Brooklrn Real estate for 5ale.

TOR SALE-In BROOKLYN, a twO-StOry
AMI basement HOUSE all the Improvements
rhn ~ Fulton Fry puee. 90 500 cash.
Inquire a. - Glenn Iu-ave.
E0R SALE-On the HI ghts, only five minutes
vs South Prv the hreorv. bghstoO basement aud
tuDcelaf BRICK HOUSE 50 aud
9ossmon mmegs be from
n 70 Appy to g IL OLIVER NO Parkgaee Rev ork
s1i Remseu..i 51U8 and TO- o. - Montagues st.,
iIo Store PueappsL 27I6g; House No. l7s
Nloughbr House 1871 WlouEbl; Houses Nos ~, ST. and
y StsaHsL GORDON L. FORD, 81 CarE-st. Brooklgu-
OI-STORY STORE and DWELLING,
O2 No. Luz Pneapple-st. Futon-sL Lot ZIz60.
GORDON L. FORD. % Clark-st Brooklyn.
O(s(s AND 26s WESTINGHOUSE.
GOO between Hillary aud Joh1son-sts.
FOuR-sIORY DOUBLE HOUSE
Lot 40TID
GORDON Z. FORD.
O. C.ark.st BROOKLYN.
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6ofRi5.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
~ loccupynv SQUARE Worcester SpnHgses Boston B.
p. ROGERS Proprietor
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, POultney Vt.
Rsv5. NEWMAN d. D.. PROG. Opsn from Nay J. SPECIAL
q auile aud b0arier
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Aurtion Sales Of Real gstale.

Aurtion Sales of Real Gstutc.
JKHx JoHssos. H.. ASeiSneo'
RY JERE. JOHNSON, jr,
~ ohce No u PARK ROW opposite new Astor House.
and be Of All the city car Inns
REAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND hAChANGED.
Anct on saes OF stocks. Furniture Merchandise &C.
kIehanEe Saeso0in reported
Bulletin Board IN advance Of anI aersgspeE
o. m PIEHsos AuctoBeer
PAPID TRANSIT IN NEW-JERSEY.
EXECUTORS SALE
Of
CHOICB BOULEVARD LOTS
the
CITY OF BATONNR
PAMRAPo.
Thirty Minutes from Wsllst
Fifty Trains Daily.
opy % PER cent required within 6ve ye,rs
D. MELLICk. Jr. X Bro,
Auctoueers Dealcfs IN New JeIssT Real Bsate.
No. Pne-st. New lorE.
vi sell public aucen hy order Of the Executors
JAMES CURRlE dteeaseu
o. MONDAY May ~ 1879. AZ $50 N. The premises
Ie5 DESIRABLE LOTS
fronting on Foryfh FoEh Poryseyentb and Porv rhtbst
aud aud d 10 hs Third Ward Of the City Bayonas
four Iuiuutes walk from Panrapo station.
Sidewalks Tagged, Streets Curbed
LunGheon before the sale
will leave kewlok at from the foot
A. For maps L passesaupiy TO
- A. D MELLIcK, j., BRO. Aucilonssrs
No. Pue-sL, WlOrk