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2he Loader Trjal--The old SeandaE to be
Ftsl[u RevtUed

Futiy Revived.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 13.-The case of Jo-
seph Loader, under indictment for al
ledged perjury, In making false afir-
nations to prove criminality between
Henry Ward Beecher and Mrs. Tilton,
and in whose behalf motion was made
in the City Court last week, for COM
mission to take the evidence of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Richards, Judge Moore rem
dered decision granting the mo-
tion and appointed John w. Taylor a
lawyer of Newark assuch commissions
er.
Leaders, counsel said he should prob
ably apply for orders to take testimony
in other States. He thought the trial Of
Loader. ii the case was pushed to trial
by the District Attorney, would call for
the evidence Of nearly all of the parties
not previously examined, who are said
to possess Information bearing upon the
issue between Beecher and Tilton.
He expressed the belief that Miss Su-
san B. Anthony. Miss Laura Curtis, Mrs.
Ballard, Mrs. Elizabeth Cady stanton,
Mrs. Bradshaw, Theodore Tilton, Fran
els d. Moulton and wife and Henry G.
Bowen would be called as witnesses.
Besides these, Miss Florence Tilton and
Frank Carpenter might be called if it
was found necessary. The District At
torney intimates his determination to
bring the case to trial, unless some un-
ioreseen circumstance transpires, and the
case in its present aspect indicates a
probability OF The resurrection Of the
great scandal,
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FLASHES.

A run on the Dime Savings Bank,
Newark, N. j., was promptly met.
Wyandotte Rolling Mills, at Detroit,
were injured by fire last night to the
amount OF $4,000.
The -four mill of John Gill, at Mur-
physyille, ILL.,, burned last evening. The
loss is $4,000 insured for $1,000.
A locomotive exploded on the Stoning-
ton road, near Providence, r. l., yester-
day, badly iDjuring two engineers.
At St. Mary's, Mo-, colored girl,
while being married, was shot and in
stantly killed by discarded lover.
Ernest Meeker, resident of Huron,
Ohio, was drowned near Sandusky yes
terday by the capsizing of sail-boat.
Harrigan, Chief of the st. Louis Po-
lice, has been acquitted of the charges
made against him by Detective Stiles.
William Brewer, of Memphis, yester-
day cut the throat of woman who had
beat his aged mother. The woman died.
A dwelling house on Thirty-nihth
street, below market, West Philadel-
phia, fell yesterday, killing three chill
dren playing around it.
Dr.. A. S. McDiel, Superintendent of
the Wisconsin Hospital for the Insane,
and member Of the Forty-third Congress,
died at the hospital near Madison yes
terday.
The United States District Court yes
terday, at Indianapolis, appointed Henry
Parkman Receiver OF the Whitewater
Valley railroad, on the application OF j.
j. Sparrow and others Of Boston.
In the case of the United States
against the two engines, District No. 8,
Connaughton, j. H. Vessels s. Co. and
other claimants, Judge Ballard, of the
Louisville Circuit, ha5 ordered the resti-
tuition of the property to the claimants.
1t has been seized for violation OF the
revenue laws, and was valued at $780,
900.
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TABERNACLE CONGREGATIONS Robin
son,s Qnara -hnuse=Rau. Harry ID. Mnnrl

VNABERNA ACLE CONGREGATION- Robin
J. sons Opera -house.-Rev. Henry ID. Moore,
Faster. Sunday morning, at IL O'clock.
salvation full and free to all. Text-Luke
xiii, 20 ana "a: "Then said one unto Him,
Lord, are there few that be saved? And He
said unto them Strive to enter in at the straight
gate, for many, | say unto you, will seek to
enter 10, and shall NOT be able" Theme: "The
Gospel Salvation anu its Human Limitations"
The music is led by select band Of fifteen
GRASS and reed instruments, under the direc-
tion of Professor Z. NJ. Currier. Programme Of
Sacred Song: |. Voluntary Orchestra -"Song
Without Words s"-Schubert; 2. "Come, Thou
Fount Of Every Blessing;;n 9. Lord. Hear
Of Showers of Blessing; A. 0fertory
--Orchestra--" Aria RellgIoso n-Thomas. 5.
" Blow ye the Trumpet, Blow" Mrs.
DeRoode Carrikc will sing the Grand
Recitaitave from Mendelssohn's Oratorio
of Elijah, "When they shall Seek Me
with the Whole Heart" The greatest efforts
are made by the corps Of ushers to furnish
seats. as far as possible, for those who desire
to attend these services. AS many chairs as
we can get are placed on the platform. ALI are
cordially invited. Strangers in the city and
young men specially invited.
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The regular weekly meeting OF the
Springer Music Hall Committee was
held this morning at the rooms OF the
Board of Trade, President Munson in
the chair. Nothing of Importance trans
pired, with the exception of the reading
Of the subscription books, which showed
additional subscriptions to the amount
Of 1850, the Cincinnati M@unerchcr
having, through Mr.. Adae, subscribed
$780, The committee adjourned to meet
at the same place ON Saturday morn
ing next.
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HUDSON, n. Y, Nov. l3,-The trial of
Mrs. Eliza A.. Stone, for the alleged poi
soning Of her husband, has occupied the
attention of the Court here during the
whole week. The case, which has been
stubbornly contested ON both sides by a
long array of counsel, was given to the
jury last evening, who returned ver-
dict at +. NJ. of not guilty.
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The last one comes from Warren. He
came all the way to get tooth pulled
that had robbed him oflour nights sleep.
He sat down, and just as the doctor was
applying his forceps, changed the ex-
preston Of his face and said, "Look
here, Doc, how much is this business
going TO cost a fellowp FIFTY cents
Replied the doctor. "Can't you do it fol
less ?o said the man with the toothache
|"No." "Then we can't trade," said the
sufferer, and he rode back TO Warren
county.
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The Revivat.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The revival move
ment is gaining strength in this city.
Meetings are now being held at several
Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist
churches, and considerable interest is
already manifested, with many addi-
tiohs TO the various churches. The ctni-
ing Of Moody and Sankey in Januaryis is
anticipated with great interest by the
religious community.
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Killed q. a .Paper MIL.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov. 13.--Daniel
Emery, a watchman In the paper Mil at
Bristol, New Hampshire, was killed this
morning by falling into the gearing Of a
machine. His body was terribly man
gled. He was 80 years old, and leaves d
family.
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FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI. Nov. al 40 r. a.

CINCINNATI. Nov. l3--1 40 r. n.
Gold opened In New York to-day at i4sg.
and is now quoted AK. 1t is worth here az
buying, and i45s selling, and 144 for gsiA
checks on New York.
The money market Is steady and qutst.
Rates firm and unchanged.
New York Exchange is dull at previous rates.
1t is worth Ito discount buying, and par sell
ing. Sterling exchange is quoted 4.S9 sigab
and 4.84 10 days, gold.
Government Securities are steady, with yery
little If any change in rates. The local &C.
mand is still light. We quote them here ~
follows:
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Ratlroad Ne,cs.

DEs MONIES, IA, Nov. 13.--The Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy railroad
officials are in the city to complete the
formal acceptance of the Knoxville ex.
tension of that road from Ex-Governor
Merrill, the contractor. 1t will here
after be operated as branch Of that
road.
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Most of the sporting men are contribute
ing $50 tow ard a monument for Ameri-
can Girl, and most Of the great states
men are, in a'spirit Of rivalry, going to
contribute toward q monument for
Washington. So far, American Girps
chances are 200 feet higher than Wash
inutnn'a.
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A Paris paper gives a conversation be-
tween. father and his little daughter
"What have you done with your Gollp'
II have put it away to keep for my
children when grow up" "But IL you
shouldn't have anyT "Ah, well, then,
it will do for my grandchildren"
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SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER Is, 1875

gloves lie about loose. A big sofa, upon
which the Prince reads the papers after
dinner, is a permanent piece Of furni-
ture, as Is also the new map Of Alsace
and Lorraine.
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A Brooklyn girl is engaged TO be mar
ried to an Italian count, and in the
course of four or five years she may be
looked for ON the street with q hand
organ, playing the usual tunes.
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The Lost steamers.

NO HOPES FOR THE WACO PEOPLE.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, Nov. 13.--N othing
new has yet been heard Of any OF the
passengers o. crew q tue cIty st Wseq:
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A bashful compositor refused to a.
oept situation In an office where girls
were employed, saying he ''neyer sef up
with girl In his life."
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FOR RENT-.RooMs

ll,OR RENT--ROOM-Furn room with
E board at IS per week; without board S. per
month. Apply at 50 Mill street. noS-6t*
LNOR RENT--R0O OM--Suitable for two gem
it tlemen; nicely furnished large clothes
closet gas, and fire will be furnished If de-
iled. 24B Plum ST., bet. George and Seventh
treets. no6-6t
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..WANTEp.-RooMs.

w dressmaker, with respectable people.
References exchanged. Address CUTTER,
this office.
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FURS.
SPECIAL SALE
T u r S /!
Bargains Worthy the Attention
Of Every Buyer.

We have received large invoice OF FINE
FURS OF ALL KINDS, from one of the larg-
est and oldest importing houses in New York,
cd portion of it to US to dispose of at the low
est prices necessary to insure POSITIVE
SALES. The Furs were manufactured ex-
pressly for the fine retail trade of New York
City, and we warrant every article.
This, with our own very:large stock, enables
US to offer attractions unequaled III the Fur
Trade Of this city.
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IN THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, ONT, Nov. 13.--rhe Globes
London special says that at the half.
yearly meeting of the Great Western
Railroad Company, held on the 14th inst,
the President alluded at length to the
falling off OF traffic and receipts.
ST. JOINS, N. B., Nov. 13.-About
10000 tons of shipping are now in the
harbor, or about the same as at this date
last year.
A mixed train on the New Brunswick
& Canada railroad ran off the track
while crossing a bridge near Debac
Junction, Tuesday, and cut through the
planks. The heavy timbers saved the
train, the escape being almost miracu-
lous. The engine and cars were dam
aged.
MONTREAL, Nov. 13.-Mayor Hinkston
has succeeded in making such definite
arrangements for the funeral OF Guibord
as to remove almost entirely the danger
of disturbance. The funeral will take
place shortly, and every priest has re-
quested his parishioners not to attend,
apd to desist from any attempt at dis
turbance. Unless Dantre Insists on a
public procession there Will be no trou-
ble.
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Foreign News.
ON THE CoNTINENT.

PARIS, Nov. 13.-The dissolution Of
the National Assembly is expected in
February.
BERLIN, Nov. ia new pamphlet,
in reference to the prosecution of Count
Won Arnim, has made its appearance In
this city. 1t is devoted principally to
the calumniation Of the Emperor
and Empress. -
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ASHORE.

HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 13.-A report
comes from Charlottstown that the slip
James Duncan and the bark Katie Nc
Donald, bound for Prince Edwards
Island from London with good cargo i,
and another ship, name unknown, are
ashore at st. Peters Island, near Char
iottstoWn.
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v CHURCH.-Rev. Q. D. Boynton, d. d.,
Pastor. Services Tomorrow at II A. M. and
7:SO p NJ. The evening service will be q SER
vice Of song. The organ and voices will be
accompanied BY brass and reed instruments
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THE yERYLATEST.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-HOUSE--A nice new house of
IL rooms and bath room, with front yard,
IVA W. seventh St. Inquire at northwest cor-
nar Seventh and Harriet. noi2-3t
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CEvENTH STREET CONGREG ATIONAL
y CHURCH. = Rev. Eben Haley Pastor.
services Tomorrow at II A. M. and 1880 r. M.
Subject in the morning: "The Reasonableness
of Religious Life" In the evening: Tho
Private Ministry Of the Christian and the
Problem Of Christian w ork in our Cities" All
are invited.
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PREFEERED SPECIALS.

,BeH@ CIOsing-otst Sale of Watches 5.
CLOCKS and Jewelry. at j. VOSS', No. "a West
Firth street. Also, lease and fixtures for sale.
nol3-6t
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i Mission Sabbath school Of the st. Paul 81.
g. Church, will take place next Sabbath at 2h
o'clock r. NJ, in Taylor's Hall, on Burns st..
2ist Ward. Also, meeting at the same place In
the evening at 71s O'Clock. All are invited. =
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LNOR RENT-COTTAGE-To colored peo-
IL pie, a cottage OF rooms for 81 per month,
No. A Hughes street, near the head Of Main.
Apply on the premises. noi2-2t*
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NOR SALE--CLOThING STORE-A well
IL established merchant tailoring and fur
nshing goods establishment, stock and store
fixtures all in complete order; satisfactory rea-
son given for selling. For terms or further in
formation, apply to lock-box 90, Madison, In
diana nol2-3t
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
Z j street. between Central avenue and Plum
Preaching Tomorrow morning at ii o'clock
and evening at IA o'clock, by the Rev. Robert
Moffett, Of Cleveland. The public cordially
invited, Seats free.
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VXT ANTED-THE KENTUCKY MUMMY
wv Will be on exhibition for few days at
HERGER's Natural History Store, III w
Sixth street. no8-6t
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TNOR E-RAILROAD TICKETS =
il Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW "
20, 50 West Thrd street. Jylo-u
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Codll. & Go,
FUR MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS,
92 Fourth Street, Corner Vine.
ADVERTISE.
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

SST. PAULM. E. CHURCH, corner OF Seventh
y and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow
at II A. NJ. and at ~ r. NJ. By the Pastor,
Rev. q. Ii. Payne, D. D. Sunday school at
2M L. M,
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TNT ANTED = YOU TO KNOW : That b.
wv CAVAGNA Il SON have now lot of fine
Boneless Goldfish, and a splendid line Of
Groceries Jy26-tf
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EyNT ANTED = THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW =
wv That CON vOSS, formerly with VIM.
lEtoipp. is now with JOHN RENNERs oppo-
lsite Grand HoteL who keeps constantly on
jhnnd the best brapds Of shell oysters, 49,
X locs1.lpI ysai.s.zss' ---''.
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VXTANTED-JIM s. CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly Of ia Race street, are located
ut the ssSun Saloon" % Fountain Square, where
they will be Pleased to see their friends. Open
Nc al hours, day and night. oc27-30t
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-LAND-143 acres Of land, Il
IL miles west of the city; upland. Audress
H., Star office, oc9-tI
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LOOK AT THE PRICES.

WECORDIALLYC COMMEND D these goods to
the favorable notice Of our patrons and the
public, as being the same sold by houses in this
city at prices 10 to 40 per cent higher.
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VXTANTED-EVERY BODY TO KNOW
w that RENNER'S, opposite Grand Hotel,
keeps the finest oysters in the city. oc27-1m
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TMANTED-STAMP AND DIE CUTTER
wv A steel stamp and brass die cutter; a
steady situation and good wages to q iiist-class
workman. J. g. HARRIS Il CO., st. Louis, Mo.
no12-35
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NM ANTED -BAKER--A first-class bread
wv and cake baker; sobcr and steady mar;
no other need apply; work the year round |:
married man preferred. Address j. d. WALK
ER, Xe9ia, Ohio. nol2-St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VKTANTED-E ESrIM ATES--Oh set Of pat
w terms for a power machine. Apply al
R27 Walnut street. nols-2F
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VKTANTED CASH PATD.-For watches.
w diamonds, old gold and silver A. A
EYSTER, No. $40 w. Fifth. nol2-2t+
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The following Is ihe eieai eeieai.S feiiort 6s 90. ..
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, 5texs
rett u Co., 2S West Third Street:
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VNTANTED--YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Fenotype Gallery,
1876 West Fifth street, between ELM and Plum,
Uincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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TTTANTED you TO CALL On JOHN
wv RENNER, opposite Grand Hotel, aud
get tho finest oysters and steaks in tho city.
(ocN-1m]
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VKTANTED--TO SELL--House and lot on
wv Boal street. Lot 50 by-l75. House eight
Tooms, cellar and cistern. Cheap'for cash, OF
On payments Valued at $500. Address
JOHN A. STARR, this Office.
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SyXT XTANTED--FARM--To lease, Of rs to 7b
Wy acres, with comfortable improvements,
within 70 miles Of the city; best OF references
igiyen. Address, with particulars, FARM.
lock box 075, Cincinnati, Ohio. nol2-St
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VETANTED-TO CLOSE OUT--A stock of
wv frst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business VIII sell at
EOSr for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 w alnuJ
street. first floor ie26-tf
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

n az THIRD AvESUE.-FOR SALE. TO LET on
n will exchange, separate or together, me three
ftDFy high brown stone Rouse. 1xtJX71 Beck
aan estate restricted: location choice also fnc Farm
VI &0rhp IN, a. u. within ~ minutes walk u depot
tree ana ceBr ~ acres houses, barns &c " Bit
want e. sell rent " exchange houses lots farms &C.,
&c. apply above. JAMES ROWE.
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THIRST GLASS SUMNER BOARD FOR ONE OR TWO
II families in private family one hour from Barclay
shade boating and shng all kinds Of fruit vegetables
milk, butter and eggs Address g. o. box 5V5 Paterson.
Il
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COUNTRY BOARD AT THE GLEN FARM HOUSE.
" near Spring Valley, Rockland county. n. X. ona
mile from depot hour by rail from this city tho
nary healthy and romantic shade boating and bath.
eggs For particulars address !. A. G., box S849 Post
odia
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DRosPEcT POINT, ON THE SOUND, ONE MILE
l. from Mamaroneck station, so minutes from city by
New Haven Railroad; house within 100 feet OF beachi
pleasant airy rooms, well furnished superior table.
plenty Of milk, and fresh vegetables large grounds
orchard and garden as acres splendid boating bathing
and shng fine drives elegant views; no mosquttoesi
no chils; ample sabling; terms moderate Address r,
box 4i67 New York Post office call at owners resi-
dence, IA West Twenty fifth street
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L1IRsT CLASS BOARD -GENTLEMAN'5 VILLA ON
IL Hudson River, near Newburgi horses, &C. lnose
DESTROYS of paying fair prices for extra accommodation
Board address H. care OF j. Milford, $40 Broadway
New
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AsTRoLOGY.

ASTEkOLO11s
A TTENTIONi-KNow TINY DEsTINY.-AFTRa YOU
~ have been deceived and lost faith consult the great
es living Clalrvoyant gives luck causes marriages
brings together those separated, ls9 West Foryhrst
street. near Broadway
Al sTRo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LISTER 329 SIXTH
IN ave nue. send for circulars address ali letters
box SD Post ONCE New York
A WANDA BKTGNOLI AT H0Mk-TN IMPORTANT
n business and family affairs the truth will DO dis
closed bv the powerful gifted Claryoyant Of this
country AZ 100 West Twenty NTH street The past
voae1. the futnre forctold; shows kenesses tells
names Sole owner Of the celebrated Magic Ring
A -MMB. LA BLANCH, TUE GREAT, UNRTyALLED
n. business and medical Ciarvoyant No IO2 West
Thirty FIRST street ihlrd door West Of sixth
IELEBRATED CLATRY0YANT-CoNsULTE ON
W everything shows likeness OF the dead aud vings
brings separated together, l5l sixth avenue.
NINE C0LLISs-A RELIABLE AND TRUST
ll worthy Ciairvoyant. G5 sixth avenue, Seven
tenth street
NINE. KOP.-1REATEST LIVING CLArRvOYANT,
M advice in love, business ossss sickness, mar
RACES &C, tells everything. w. sixth Oar
Forty third streeL
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GALE OR FxCHANGE-CITY LOTS PRIVATE AND
- Tenement Property. City Purchase Money. Mort
cages FOR arc stock aud Fruit or improved
Property owner LICHfENsTEIS, ~ East Forty
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STH AVENUE, 3i9-Two LARGE AND coMMo-
= ilous Floors first and second viii be vacated June
8 elegantly furnished first class appointments; en-
suite or separately families gentlemen with or
without private table, without meals liberal arrange
nts for summer
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TO Let or Lease,

To Let or Lease,
RIO LET-AT JERSEY CITY. HANDSOME TWO AND
4 three h-1ck Houses, containing from to 10
Rooms each. with all improvements; good location;
ferries nom SIS 10 $40 month. JOHN "a,
GIBSON. - Montgomery street, jersey Ciy.
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CITY. HOEOKES, HUDSO'
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

HOUSES. LOTS, FARMS. &C. AT JERSEY CITY.
all parts OF uudson county aud New Jersey for
change for improved unimproved city or country
Property. Call or send for particulars 10 JOHN VI.
GIBSON. 81 Montgomery street, Jersey ely. send
stamp Tor circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

7ES WEST FORTYFIFTH STREET, SECOND DOOR
A - east of Broadway.-HOuse newly furnished
and table first elss single Rooms for gentlemen
references exch Inged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16
REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE.

SMALL PLACE. Al GOSHEN ORANGE COUNTY
n with as 90 cash, will be slven good Tene neI
House ia this city GRHGOg MILLER
Thlrl avenue corner fiiteth street