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Attempt: TO Burn n Newspaper of

TERRE HAUTE, IND, April 25.-An
incendiary attempt to burn the Daily
E1Press office at half past eight o'clock:
this evening, resulted in loss of from
$4,000 to $1,000. The fire was set at the
base of the elevator and went through the
four stories Of the building but was cX-
tinguishcd by the fire department before
it did more damage than is named above
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The Moody and Sankcy Revival.

LONDON, April 25.-The Moody and
Sankey revival meetings to-day wcr"
well attended. Among the distinguished
persons present tonight, were Mr.. Glad
stone and Lord kinnart
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FOREIGN.
Prominent Dentns.

LONDON, April %, ) A. M.-The morn
ing papers announce the deaths Of Rev.
VIM. Seliyyn, D. d., Chaplain to the
Queen, aged 60 years, and Henry W.
Pickcrsgill, the portrait painter II his
qJth wear
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NpW PLEASANT. 7 ROF TIA BL f
making money on best article out. From
10 needed In every dwelling, business,
and store. Entirely new. More agents
wanted. Full particulars free. Address the
manufacturers, =. =. Mann i Co., No. 2Sl
y. Howard street, Baltimore, Nd. iebiyb
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON, April 25, 8 p. N,


w AohINHlONi AP'lt ~ y l. ~
PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulf States Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, increasing cloudiness and
local rains, easterly to southcrly winds,
slight changes in temperature, and slow
ly falling barometer during Monday.
For the Lake Region cool and partly
cloudy weather, with East to South winds
and high barometer during the night
followed by threatening and warmer
weather for the Upper Lake Region.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valley partly cloudy weather
and areas of rain, with higher temper,i-
turc, variable winds, shifting to easterly
and southerly, and falling barometer
The Lower Missouri river will rise
SLOWLY.
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SOME one has written Colonc! Forney,
at Nice. asking if the vile stories about
his pocketing that S2j,Oo9 have any
foundation in fact, and the Colonel, in a
very gentiemaniy manner, replies that
the very air is heavy with the fragrance
of mimosa and orange blossoms.
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4 RiVaItO W WcstOn.
Fire In the New York Union. Club
HaII-Hcayy Losses.

New YORK, April pa fire orig-
mated Sunday morning in the china
closet on the second story OF the Union
Club House, corner of 2Gth street and
Madison Avenue, which quickly rushed
up the dumb waiter to the fourth story,
then to the Mnnsard roof, which WAS
frail and inAamrnaDlc. The roof on the
sixth floor was occupied by colorcd
servants, who became panic strickcH
and were on V saved from death by being
thrust on the roof Of an adjoining
building. The roof was entirely
DESTROYED, but the lower floors were not
much burned through. The fire was
communicated by dumbwaiter to the
first floor, but all the stories were deluged
with water, including the fourth and
fifth, which were occupied by guests and
dodgers, and the third floor was occupied
as II reception room, parlor and library.
The restaurant in the second story and
reading room and hall on the first floor,
as well us the kitchen and cellar were
also flooded. The pictures, statuary, &c,
were promptly removed from the Art
Gallery, and the only work
of art destroyed was the picture
of the solders burial ground at Gettys-
burg. On the third floor the carpets and
frescocs were badly damaged and some
OF the furniture soaked. The billiard
room and theatre were not injured. The
building was owned by Leonard jerome
who built it in 1866. In 1868 he leased
it to the Club at $lI5OO per annpm, the
conditions being that the club should in
sure the property for 100000. y
clause in the lease provided that in case
of fire doing more than $4,000 damage
the lease should lapse. Losses estimated
Us follows: On building, 5000; on pic
lures destroyed, $1,000; on iresc0ing
damaged, $4,000; on stores, etc, $4,000;
on furniture and carpets, $1,000. The
building was insured for $4,000; the
works of art for $4,000, and the stores
for $4,000. All the policies expire on
the lst Of May next The officers Of the
club meet tomorrow tthc clubhouse to
arrange with jerome. As the club has
building fund of $4,000, it Is not i'm
probable that the members will decide TO
take advantage Of the lapse and build
new clubhouse.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, OF FirSt-claCS
Makers. will be sold al Low Prices for cash,
or on lnStallmcntS, or tor rent, IN tIlN or
Country, during these hard times and the
HOLIDAYS, by HORACE WATERS ~ son F..
4>l Broadway, than ever before offered in
New York. Agents wanted To sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great in
ducrmcnts To the Trade. \ large discount
to Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
choOIs. etc .,c.2b
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Limo, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th StS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Eerdict Against II FOrger-MemOry
of CeryanteS.

New YORK, April 24.-The suit Of the
National Trust Company against Robert
Gleason one of gang Of torgerS, result.
ed in verdict in favor Of the plaintiff,
for s33,GOO. The jury recently disa-
greed in the criminal suit against Rob
erts and Gleason, but it is expected that
with the evidence brought out on the
civil suit just decided, their prosecution
will be resumed on one Of the one hum
dred indictments pending against him.
The memory Of Cervantes, the great
Spanish author, who died April %, 1916
was honored Yesterday, by grand feSti-
val in the evening.
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The report that the Marquis De Caux
was killed in q duel is wholly without
foundation.
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Bishop TO be Consccrated.

PHILADELPHIA, April % Rov.
Thomas y. Jaeger, ID. d., Rector Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Holy
Trinity, in this city, will be consecrated
Bishop of Southern Ohio on Wednesday
in The above named church.
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Brigham YOuns's Case.

SALT LAKE. April 24.-Brigham
Young was summond to appear, to-day,
before Chief Justice Lowe, to show cause
why he should not be held for contempt,
for failing pay Ann Eliza $500 on
monthly allowance of $500 almony.
The Elice case was argued for an ap-
peal to the Supreme Court, to-day. AT
the conclusion the Judge called for the
papers in the case but no decision WAS
given.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
j u r u 3 s 3 a
ARE. YOU
Weak, Nervous or DebiIitated2

Are you 80 lbilEull llldl any tAtIlIbb re-
Quircs more of an cXcTtiun than you irrl
capable ofmaking?
Then try JURUBEBA, the wonderful
tonic and iavigOrator, which acts 50 brnr-
ticIalIy on the SccrrtIvc organs rs tp I'M
part Nigor 10 all the vital forces.
II is no alcoholic appetizer, which stiu-
ulates foy short Time, only To let the ~uf-
!Drcr nall toa lower krpth of misery, but
IL is q vegetable tonic acting directly on
the liver and spleen.
II regulates the bow us, ,quictS tn" nerves,
and gives such a healthy tone 10 the whole
system aS Ia soon make the invalid feel
Ike a new person.
li~ operation IS not violent, but i char
pcr"riIrd 10y great g"nl!rnr>>; the patient
experiences no sUddcn change, no marked
results, but gradually his troubles
"FOld their tents like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This is no new ana untricd discovery,
hut has been long used with wonderful
remedial results, and Is pronounced by
tis" highest medical authorities 9Th" most
powerful tOnicHud Alternative known
Ask your druggist tor n. For Sal" %"
WM. +. ElDDER 4 CO.. New Iork.
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No. 1872 Main Street,

Where they have In store and are rec.iv-
ing, one Of the largest stocks oi NhIskys
and Liquors ever brought TO the city.
70 Highest prices paid for Woo, P"ltS.
Shipping FuTS, &c. ap'egO
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Reform In Lonisinnn

NEw ORLEANS, April 2i.-BlIIs were
passed by The Legislature reducing the
eypenses to $4,000 per annum and re-
stricting the publication Of the laws to
the official journa. Of the State, hereto
fore nublished in the several parish pa
nrrs This bill saves the State one HIM
dred thousand dollars year
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SPORTING NEWS.


Practice of American Rife Team.
New YORK, April 24.-The first day;
sporting for position in the American
Team, which is to compete with the
Irish Team in Ireland in June next was
had today on the range at Creedmoor.
A strong breeze blew all day from the
north, increasing almost to a gale, and
towards evening General Daken, Captain
Fulton, Lieutenant Anderson, Colonel
Gldersleeve and Messrs. Yale and
Crouch were only shooting for practice,
but the others We're competing for posi-
tion. The ranges were 800, 800 and
1000 yards.
Billiard Tournament.
CHICAGO, April 24.-The following
games were played in the billiard tournn-
ment Yesterday and last night: Parks
beat Maggioli, Gallagher beat Henry,
Gallagher beat HOa, Hives beat Burleigh,
McAfer beat Shaw, and Miller beat
Parker.
The Last Day.
This was the last day Of the Inter
State Billiard Tournament In the first
game of the afternoon Burleigh beat Hoa
by score of 200 to Ill. HonIng then
beat Carter by a score of 200 to lSG, thus
depriving Carter of the third prize
This was a well played and very inter
esting game throughout. The last game
of the tournament was played between
McAfee and Liverman, the former win
ming by score of 200 to SO. This leaves
Miller the champion he having won nine
games and lost two; Burleigh and Rhines
each won eight games and lost three;
Carter, McAiee and Gallagher each Won
seven games and lost four; Shaw and
Parker each won six and lost five; Mag
giola won four and lost seven; Honing
won two and lost nine; Liyerman and
Hoa each won one and lost ten.
Rival 10 Weston.
PHILADELPHIA, April ~ Last night
at II o'clock Daniel o. Leary, of Chicago,
began walk of ll5 miles, to be COM
pleted in twenty-tour hours. Tonight
at eight minutes after eleven he CON-
pleted the distance of llG miles, thus
beating his distance with mile to spare,
in fifty two minutes less than the tim"
set down. This is the best time on record.
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II. P.LoECHER: T.
DEALER IN
Books and School, Materials.

A full assortmon; of Toys. Base Balls,
Croquets, Guns, Revolvers aud Ammuni-
ton, Pocket Cutlery Scissors, RazorS,t utlc-
ry, Mathematical instruments, largest ana
best assortment OF SpectaclcS, opera and
Field Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes,
thermometers, ChronometerS, HydromG-
ters, SaccharOmeter>, &c, Niollus, French
and German AccordiOns, Harmonlcas,
Children's Carriages, Wagons, &c, &c.
Moved 10 llOj Main street, known as H.
Cartwripht's place. The public is respect
fully invited 10 call and see for Itself.
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]f.hreljnq 9egl5ter.

GID closed ia New York SATURDAY
i.j..
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Killed his Grandmother.

James I.Niierty, OF KockVlIIe, AIIeghe-
ny county, killed hls grandmother and
robbed her house. lie subsequently, shot
Miss Rannog, who had refused to marry
him. He also shO, her mother and then
killed himself
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CINCINNATI, AprII 25.-John G. Inns.
ser was found dead in his sroom this morn-
ING and his pockets turned wrong side
out. his watch chain wrenchcd off and an
empty pocket book on a chair, No
marks Of violence were about the person
except blood oozing from his mouth.
Whether murdered or natural death will
be determined " inquest to morrow.
The deceased was viGower living alone,
his children living in Richmond. Va.
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4 proclamation was issued Saturday,
atOttawa, Ont, granting pardon to All
persons engaged in the Northwest rebel
lion, except Reil Lepine and o Dons-
hue. The two former are Danished for
five years.
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FROM MARION.

DESCRIPTION of BoOtnsVilIc---The
Wruhcr and tFIc Crops General
tr",u>.
...,uLLE, MARION Co., VIVA. !
April %, 1875.
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The Western Mint.

WAsHINGToN, April 25.-Ihe TIV,I'
deni has assigned Dr.. Llnderman, the
Director of the Mint, to make the exam
nations ordered by Congress aS to what
point IN the Western States or the Mis-
sissjppi Valley possesses the best adya"-
tage> for mint The investigation Is to
be- made during the coming summer.
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Condition of Hon. JOhu &. BreclSiL-
riIge-EObacCO trOp.
Scarcity Of Coal.
,DELPHIA. April -.

PnILADELPHIA, April 24-CoaI IS
scarce in the city and during the week
has been retailing at IS 80 per ton. The
quantity sent from all regions so far this
wear is 3'7Gl, 800 tons against 4,So0,4OO
tons tor the same period last year.
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Goshen Choose

$50 Boxes New York Goshen.
100 q" Western Reserve.
Just received and for sale by
mart Vi. REILLY.
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Fugitive SmuggIcr Arrested.

New YORK, April 25.-Charles l..
Lawrence, fugitive smuggler, Is ex-
pected here from England next week, in
the custody of an officer who has followed
him since 9th Of February. The value OF
the silks and laccs, which Lawrence has
imported without the payment Of duty,
is now estimated at S3O0O,Ooo. The
frauds began four or five years ago,
under the deputy collector in the custom
house, now dead. Lawrence is said to he
worth half million dollars, mostly in
bonds. What real estate he has Is in his
Wif.'S name and can not be attached.
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[gEE JOHNSON, JR., AUoFIoNEER. :

TEE JOHNSON, JR. AUCfIoNEER.-
~ 81 Park Row, and 81 Nassau street, New YORK.
Grand Opening Auction ale Mount Vernon, wednes-
day. April ~ 90 a. O'Clock NJ sell oa the preci.es 10
Suburban Homes Villas, wan extra Ots cottage Houses
&c, well oca % and In The village. ate under the
drec o. l. NJ stevenson, seal Estate Broker,
Mount Vernon Of wnOm particulars may be obtained,
aud tue office, n Park ow. New YORK. Thursday,
ADru ~, At 4 o. lock. at Exchange Salesroom, nj
Broa way, new York. Valuable Brooklyn store and
Tenement Property, Meeker nTtbaast cor ner
OF Russell street store snI two houses sdIOini8s.
splendid Investment Wyck0fr aud COhert street.
Double Frame House. win mansard root ~ rooms ID
lots Of Ground 40. Maps 6c., al The oce, n iarK Row
New YORK..
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IMPORTANT sALK.

lAroANA sALh urs
Attention called to the sale at the Exchangs aAies-
room Thursday aext, Ap II ~ by n. A. LAW.ENCa a
Co, Aucnoneers unter me direction OF A. a. wallis.
referee OF the valnabe eleven Lots south SIDE Of FOry
second stree. opposite the Granj Oentrli Depot
s. wETNBr RGER AUCrTONEgR. SELLS THTs
4. day Tucslayh April 20, at % o'clock at l5S Bow
cry, cOntens OF Dyeing Lstabils1nen consisting Of
DfeS es Cooling, sasaes, klbOons Kid Gloves. &c.
also large aud general assortment OF Gu lery aud
Plated warai Two Billiard Tables Ok 10 compete three
Iron safes ana variety Of other merchandise TOO
nerOus 10 menuon lmneuia civ thereafter Vines,
Liquors and twars; dealers invited also " imported
Silk Umbrellas aud one singers Leather sewing Ma
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IMPoRTANf PUBLIC SAILS IN BALTIMORE.
Receivers Salo
Highland Park Hotel
cottages
and
64l Building Lots.


BY virtue u an order Of The Circuit Court 81 Baltimore
city the Undersigned Receivers will oder se, Nv
puutc austIau, at he Exchange SacsfCom, on second
street Baltimore city. MON M the 26th day az
Apr A. - 1870 st O'Clock ~ tie afternoon all that
valuable Real Estate situate and lying ~ liberty
road IN Baltimore comfy, about one-na mile from tho
city limiis, known as highland ParA,m divided into
The ho'ei tot fronts aboui SIS ect inches Chesa-
peAke avenu between tiqnth and fentu sreeis, con.
tatns ABOUT 10 acres OF land. lns lot improved bY
large nuiidrg known highland PARK uote'n II
contains about I5J aud tue hotel finished IN the
modern vie aud with regard 70 COMFORT and
40 acres " tai with broad properly
graded and ulderia with gas and water piDs for uier
whole eugt1. The situation y very nigh. commanding
extensive view o. the surrounding country and the
Chesapca BAY two passenger raiiw aud the lab
erty turnpke through he properly the sltulton
Is one Ol tne most thy IN the neghbOriood ~ the
city. rho hotel open CURING last summer and
there their lam lies The stable Il large ami COM
m0i,ou fne Laundry Ia complete and well arranged.
GashUuse and water works OF ample caDacItY tor all
needs LARGE aud well buiit patent Gchonse, flied wi
ice. and everything IN complete order for immediate
opening
The hotel is now completely furnished with elegant
ana well selecfel Furnare. which will be sold the
premag on thursday. 9th Of May ai,er the Of the
hotel
the proximity OF this hotel 10 the city Of Baltimore
must always make Il iavorite place o. resort tor iGs
lhe ho,el and lot furniture and fixtures cost about
ROBERT D. MORRISON,
GhURGE j. APfObD, lpoc,t,-ora
SAMUEL SNOWUEN, i'eeSi'eaa
JOSEPH IEDENWAND,
y. w. BENNETT CO., Auctonccrs
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

A VALUABLE ouNTRY RESIDENCE FoR SALE
n furnished. located one mile tom Mount Vernon
u,po, New Haven narOad tTenrh ROOT mouse ana
con 10 rooms pantres, range hea er water closets
cuuycnieut; cetiur ccmenied; Uenriv an al
gound French roof barn norses carriages fowls COW
aud cati plenty Of hay ana pasturaqp piano organ,
ali complete oniv Sl3Ul SS.4 can remain on bond
and mortgage TOR from 10 20 years, untl
faI with purchaser u ~ tecabie Call on or address
T. MARQ1 ~, ", With mach Armstrong. 3Z2
Broadway. or emises. Any HacEuan al depot win
take you 20 The Marquand place
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mo IEI-THE HANDSOME BROWN STONE FRONT
Uouse los sands street Brooklyn, near the icrTy all
I'M improvements and gooI Order Apply -. y. QUlG-
Y, q new York
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REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE.

A sPLENiI - CHANCE -FoR SALE OR tx.
o1s ssk sA 6df tS ssT s %s
'front.' nys DTsiIlpaH la9es large sheds eanabie %
Machinery good order now Going snen i'd business
nve acres ado.n ny above With good buildings only
SO yoi VIII uade one or both plots Tor improved
Orange property. JOHN Il. GIBSON, y montgomery
EXCHANGE or TO LET-TH2 FINE STORE PROP
~ erty on Hudson street Tor arm IN Central New
York also One Facn socked Tor good Western Or
]. =. pEMAREsT, Agent l75 sroaoway.
EoR sALF-A LARGE PROPERTY NEAR NEW
York city suitable for manufacturing purpo|s,
Adde'S box S,i.s New YORK Post office.
EoR SALE, EXCHANGE, OR TO L IA COAL
Il Yard WITH goo teet water 'front.' ~ o flourish rs
Address box s,ois Pos' Office.
TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR NEW york cry
Prop ry three siery ana eaSmsn hsh stS9e
Of owner 2is East Foriy-ninth SIR Ell new York.
FOR FARM OF About Iol AGR !, Sor OVER
sn n9lss ra oa tour story a. oG a
HOW'LL nuRsi, 81 Third avenue.
r HAVE NEWARK AND ELIZABETH DWELL
NJ. I. wooLLEY, No. So Pine street,
AdoRRIsrows, N .J.-GENrLEMES's PLAoss FOX
M oo S one u on s1 Mace as az aa
$500 J. .. coNDloT l4e Broadway.
NEARBY UNEN CUMBERED REAL ESTATE WANT
Horses, Trucks 6c. 10 be EXCHANGED ON a cash bass
only Address D NJ y, Herald otnce
NEW YORK cry AND BROOKLYN PROPERTY
vge Resacnees ne p only need reylo j. s j.
TAYLOR, ~ Nassau street. room
ON sHINNtooCK BAY-wILL EXCHANGE FARM
S2 r story 81 g1as s. 4 any n9s9S nor SgS
tensive road water fronts woui maze fine gen.
eaes hve MINUTES rev 2gogae dePot bro
IN Country Residence urnished tree oil encumbrance;
suitable Tor simmer boarding or hoie fronung On mo
encountered. Address EXCHANGE box l7j Herald Up
town Branch office
1lUrH RFuRD PARK NJ J,-ro EXCHANGE, FOR
~ LlQuor or paying BUSINESS hote dining saloon
preIerred TO- LOIS at ami near kutherturd PARK and
Herald Uptown Branch otiee
THREE STORY HIGH sTooP BgnwN STONE
House, Brooklyn, near ferries rented, Tor Farm or
100 Broadway ROOM
NANTE 0-NER0HAhDItE SUITABLE FOR
~ southern marke, IN exchanges Tor "a liable unim-
Of Erie halfway Address MnkodANi, box III deraid
I TO FOUR ELEGANT FRENCH FLAT HOUSES
well rented tegnity SaCOa eacn Housel Tor thriving
sound, established paving busness in New York. AZ
herald office.
For Other Real Estate Advortisemcn ts
500 Directory.
-
SALES Al AUSE9Uy.
A RI SALE.
THE FORCE COLLECTION.
NOW
ON FnEE
exhibition
DAY AND EYtN-
ING at the sOMER-
WILLIE GALLERY So
FlFfH AVENUE, The well
known COLLECTION or
JOHN G. FOhCE tdeccasedl,
or Brooklyn IT, BE
50 - ON III EVEN
INGS OF APRIL
II ~ ana %
Al EIGHT
o'clock
O. : r,ognr cou pyTT : : 5000.
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A UCTIoN-JoHN TURNER, AUC1 I0NEER, WILL
"a sell this day by order o. A O. nanderet, the entire
nd Fixturesof the OLD established JeNeIY store
$50 ightn avenue, consisting OF
Gold and silver Watches, Jewclry,
Clocks Silvcrwate, &c &C.
The sale commences ~ o'c Ock r. NJ. and vii con
tinue oIn day to day til the endre stock u sJll
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i EXCHANGE FOR ~ NEXT TEN DAYS THB
q. greatest bafgnIn ever "nered elegant Country
Seat on Tie New raven hair0a1; built 81 most skliul
WOrkmen. under the direction a New lork Kentle.
man; house cannot " excel ed; replete with Improve
mvnts. plats GAS windows splendid large mirrors
crystal chsndeerti a~He GROUNDS cn0ice fruits com
pele outbu ldings; really tor nrcupnncv ANY man
willing 10 maze rev thousand dollars easy Is invited
20 mako oilers photographs and fu parucusTa at my
Office HbNNl =. klDEK 80 Pine street.
A BROWN sTONE HOUSE ~ Y, In Y.RrcOND
N street near ROADWAY. 70 exchange Tor lightly
encountered Brooklyn House and SO,Uu0 cash Apply 10
hINE COLE GRAY. h8 sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-20

~ SIDNEY PLACE, BROOKLYN HElGHTs FIVE
DO minutes rom Wai street Terry newly painted aud
put In complete order, wall &c sold suit
purcb J. &. CLlkIOS, ~ East euth street
New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-20

RIO LtT--uNLY SopO-THRrE STORY Mon sTOOP
Il brick House best location IN Brooklyn; modern
provemCnts. Apply Immediately at No pcuccr place,
opposite scudders church, or Of &. NJ. CAnP IN
TER 20 White street New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-20

LNoR sALE OR 10 LIE HANDSOME RESI- bNCE,
1T witt ground and stable, the best par, Of
Clinton between Greene ana avenues, furnished
uuiurnsned. with winout stable. Apply toJOS III
hEGbMAN. corner Of MnlOugnby and Pearl streets,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-20

GO nnA FOR SALE, PART on MORTGAGE,
pO.OOO. four story Tenement with tore and
Dancing Ha; RENAL 81 30 PER aGnu,n Apply 10 owner
Oh premises Us avenue A.