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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Gtntootto erer.staftfftf. .

Us a B IN 9 n, 6. sui. : OaS bic.
fge fatiftlife Sireau sibt folseube &enntniB
ii6er Die @inlpanoeruug: aSdbreno bes Ufue
mats SUM fanen in Sietp,Dort 13 ,9ss @mi-
granten, oapon 1851 mdunltden unS 6338
peibliden @eihlehtes in 9terp Dorf an.
sSdbreno oeiielben Monats I'M goriabre fa=
men 20,6O2 ginmanoerer, oapon 11,547
nnannlideu unD 9055 metbliden @eidledts
bort an. sSn Den 8, nit benz 80. Snni 1875
eubenben Wonaten lanoeten Al, ,566 @migran-
ten, 5,6S5 mduulibeu unb 10, ,931 tpeibli6en
@elbledteS oaielbit, nnb in berlelben Yeriooe
oes Sabres 1874 68,955, mas eine lbnabme
bon 23,389 er9ibt. 8On ben i'm Snni 1875
@ingeipanberten fommen 1864 auf Oeutlb.
lanb, 1929 aui Srlano, 2246 aui @nglanb,
ullb pie llebrisen pertbeilen fid) anf peridie-
nelfe QInher
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Cine MeOe pptt Nre0 9o,talas.

gG bln9to 6. Snlt. = &dbrenb
elmer Rebe am 4. Suli ipielte Sreb DomalaB
su 5illesoale auf Die Sage Der 9feger an uno
ia9te, Aaes, mas fie perIansten, iei Elm an9ez
mefenes 6elo fir ibre Ebdtisfeit unb oab Sic
@eiben iie babel III 5tube lieben. lluiere Sn=
tereHen iinb burd Dieienisen, bic fi1 uniere
6reunoe nennen, mebr geiddoigt Uoroen, als
6aB iie ms sebolfen baben. sic iinb aopoz
fatcn obne &lienten, 5niammense ebrodeueDie=
uer @otteS obne &irben, pauoernoe 9ebrer
obne Sdiiler. sic finb srpbe 8ettier llnb
beiiben bic @abe Der gettelei bis gu elmer ge=
miiien @lesan5.
Wtitbiirgsr, mir nliiiien bieien 9euten oas
Sanbperf lesen, fir nms sn tetteln. sic
iteDen uns bar ais elm bIlfloies Solf nnb
ipeun iie bunoert Dollars, Inn bas farbtse
8olt erSieben 5u laKen, erbalten, 10 iino es
MIR mebr bunbert @ents, penn iie es bieier
oarmen, idmar5en Bep0lferuus" iiberreide1.
8ir molten bieie @aben aus stpeiter Sano
nifbt, mir protefiren bagesen. Nuf Die
cJreebmen's 9parbanf" iibergebeno, iagte
er: rGis sDeiben berebeten llils, ilniere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
N)fprS tueoett elmer 0iebyd,oft.

g Grant n, 6. Sull.-6rant Oauo nflo
gSalter gSbtttafen tuaren beibe gtebenbubler
IN geSug auf bic 2iebe etnes WfdOhenS. Sc
fteru serietben fie bariiber in Strett, pobei
Oanb BON leinem@egner nit etnem Sleil4er.
meiier geitod)en uno 9et0otet wurDe. g8bits
To fen ff1nrN nprhnftRt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
shdno,ttta ,tap Mprn.

ct. aonts, 6. Snli. = 2i35ie Sdmibt,
Z Sabre alt, muroe Samitag Abenb In oer
Rdbe bon Sfalout Sl., gei6dnoet unb ee>
t5otet. SSames 5ogan ipurce, als ber Sdano.
that ueroadtig, in Oit ct. Houis perbaftet,
uuo man beFiirdtet, oab man i'm lgn9en
tnPrhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
HdS deIbe Efehpr

8aibinston II, 6. Suli.-gine 0epei6e
traf beute bon aep=gSeit bier ein, baB beute
Wtor9en abermals Elm Sooesfall in Solse oes
gelben SteberS porsefommen 1T; 5pei peitere
Srfrar1fuuaafGlle nernen ae11eIhet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
GfDlDTDn.

9itt1e 81 0 d, arf., 6. Suli. - Ser
9ampffeiiel elmer Sdgemiible in Der Ndbe
bon 5ot Spriug erplobirte 9eitern, ipobur9
bier Berionen getDotet uno fieben anbere
ihmer perpunoet mur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07

Gents unb Dollars su ibnen gu bringen, iie
bitten cine Sans unO Elm goloenes 81. gSir
baben Wfillionen Dollars linen geb-adt,
bod, mo- finb fte nun? alles lit bon ben
gseiBen, uniern iosenannten Sreunben, perz
idlungen rporbeu." gr ermabute bic Neger
bann, Su lernen in allcm unabbdnstg 81 tuer@
ben nnb niht Die gSeiBen bel jeber aleinig.
feit I'm Gfnth al frnnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Rod etn t6otltd)er SltbfGIag. -
3tuet Siim8limge TIT Wtr8tssiett
dfl0npff. II -.

torfolf, Strs., 6. Suli. g8dbrenb
heS heutigen 9epitters muroen in 8ortsmoutb
5tpet Siinalinge, NamenS Gntbrie uno Sub.
barb, eri4lagen. - Der Sdooncr gStno.
iparb" pirbe bonn Slise getroffen uno Der
6auptma1t seriplittert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Gin Staats =S1abmeiiter tpe9ett
SefrttaS DruseSGrt.

@Olnm bta, S.-N., 6. Sult.-0er YrOz
SeB bes gr.S4atmeiiters Barter, melber
anseflagt tit, ben Staat beintpirbelt su
babeu, be9ann beute Dor benz Gidter Gar
nputpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07

Gbicago, 6. Sull. : gtne Nepel9e BON
9es Mtoiues iast, baB, als Saulitag Ibeno
eine grobe 9ln5abl Beriouen Don Greenfield,
abairs @ountp, beimfebrten, iie NIT ibrem
@ageu burd) ben Slug, Der pon benz &eaeu
augei6rpollen mar, fabren ,pollten, elm 8aaen
un1gefippt iel. Srau Sbomas Montaomern
Huo ibr Sdugling, S5r, q. Montsomerp uno
ieiu fleiner Sobn uno 5r. $. Y. Yafer er=
tranfsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
@etpttteriturat i,t Wajsad,mretts.

Us ntceHer, Wta11., 8. SuIt. : s5Det 6et
beftisiten @emitteritiirne, oeren man iid je
erinnern fann, braden am Wtontag 9lbeno
ber bieie @egenb berein. @roBer Shaben
an ber @rnbte unb al ben Serfebrslraben
tpirb beri6tet. Sn pieleu Srtid)aften siinpete
Der Slit, bod lpurbe bas 6euer allentbalben
haIN gef1Ir1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07

2iuerp 6. Suli. - 8aummolfe
letter; Sberl. It; Orl. 7!16; Sertaufe
II, 900 gQllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07

Az- 3r. u. g. Stetpart, Brdfoeat oes .Uiorua
ldnber SpItals," iGat, Stsbia's niiSlIacr Rtuoz
flettdb Ertratt ueremt9e bic giaenlhnItrn Der
Rabrbaftioteit unb zines &ouicums in 6emerlenss
mertber g8eiie in ii4. Qi5,T,y1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Gin SdlanoIidles Wer6red,e,t
SEEDS &nabett bei'mt SaSett
erfrttttfett,

SAIL q er, Maf., 6. Suli.-Siebeu
Snabeu babeteu iid an Der Otiinbung oes
GuepuebanfuIies in ben gSantuppa Gee,
alS ite itd) pl0tlidb bic l6dnoe reidlten uno
auf Der 9auobarre ins tteIe 8aiier idritten.
Sefs Der Snaben ertranfen, 1tdulid s. @.
Sielbing, Saines unb gSn. Saques, gSm.
3per, 6rancis Sane uno 8. WcDanus.
Der iiebente &Habe errei9te 9liidltd bas llfer
unO madte 2drm; als aber Siilie fam, iuar
e5 Ill ip1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Cine oeMiidltc WrauO Sttrat.
Nod, fiitf Yeriotte,t crtrunfeu.

Gbtcago, 6. Snli. : Die @ranb Surn
bes Suit >Sermins I'M @riminalseri9te beiteht
ans 16 gSeiBen uuD gteaern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
g3eraltftttto einer &ird,e.

Btn 8 a m 0 Il, W. y, 6. Slll1. = Die
biet9e fatbolilhe Stride wurbe in Der bergan~
genen gad)t beraubt. Die 9iebe erbrafen
bic 4rnlenbii6ien unb leerten iie, and ftablen
ite mebrere gepethte Iltaritiife. Der Serluit
lit irbelien nibt sroB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Sd)reGlther6epttterA1trttt.-3Het
WtGtttter bonn 8ttk ers(1ldGeu.

f 3 f, N.zg., 6. Suli.-@in furdtbareS
@ewitter entluo fih beute 9ta4mittag iiber
oieiem Srte. 3pei 0tdnner, Namens q.
gteumann, uuo Safob 8uder, wnrben pom
glib erld|faaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
spe3ial Noti3e,t.
8alttutote
fre 9nfnrnnff Mtffr,

B0lttutote
fre 9u(uranfe Office,
eaonejt =ts6e BON souths ano gNater= gtraj,e.
Dieie @eiealhait periitert iortudbrenb sesen 8er=
luff ober Shaben burdb granounslid loipobI in Der
gtabt, fpie i'm sanee, alle arten bon gisentbum.
Wobn=, 2aoenz uno @aaren6duier, San6elssiiter,
Nderbau=l lrobufte, Ntobeln, Saus @erdtbi6afen,
TN 8au be9riffene ODER i'm Safen tn 3abung befinbz
itdhe Sahr5eu9e II. |. 10.
Das Direttorium beitebt aus iolsenben Serren:
70 IN. q. s arril on Brdibent;
geo. u. Biders, 3. Ro6t. Senfins,
Oapto 9. gSllon, s. Dtortou Steipart,
Trancie 3. Sing, o. s. Nepcomer,
Senrp Carroll, SruiIe Spripis,
U. g. Steuart, SO. 90. Saplor,
gsm. $. Srune, Ssrael Cohen,
9.p 3apft George 8. Sarrilon.
gBm. 6. Bennington.
Applifations=6ormulare uno iueitere gtahrihtiiber
sls 9sieai4att wre In Der Siiee sIonsfzGde0 0. pom
trdse ioiort erlebi9t tperbeu. Ser6erunsen peroen
auf trsenb etne 6rif ansenommen. Delde Der Appli=
tant piinifen mag.
(Sant,iSD ST. @ppomprth, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Wf(fa(datt Oes uerbsgfrten nidt-
gerub!offn Abtritts-
Reiniannas Apparats.
I Wbtritt6< d.
& s.
MpparQt.
Serbefert,r
niGt : erpinfiber
gerM6loSer

@ampt.of1ee: Nr. 26. nrSsSpuioasftr.;
s3wetg OfRce: Nr. 16O. ytoro @nbNraBe;
GaroitnenraBe. = Nbtritte, atoafen, Brunnen,
8eler II. (. 10. werben bel Sag uub ytadt obne @ez
rub oeer geiabr oes grplooirens sereintst. Betel=
lunsen tperben erbeten unb pinfttid aussefibrt.
{s5uuit1,1SN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07

beantragen fann, iiber tpelf)en bereits Se=
ld,luB gefaBt porben iein mag" Oa oaS
Sotum beinabe gleidl ifebt, 10 wiirbe es nidt
auffallenO iein, menn irgeno eiu W&itglieo oes
Jtatbs, oas nit Der Dtaioritdt itimnlte, ents
tueber ans lleberseugung ober in Solge zines
auf ibn bon auBen Der geiibten Drufes feline
0teinung duoern uHo cine nodmalige grmd=
aung Der Sa9e beantragen rpiirbe. Gs uGre
itbrigens cine Samaf fir Mafia9nietts,
penn Elm burf einen Natltriebler ofienbar
irriinniger Menih hingeridtet merOen miiBte,
neil man 9laubt, fein @efdngntb bauen Su
f0nnen, bas itarf genug 1T, Inn Die Gommu-
nttdt Dor jencn trritAnlgen Serbreber su
idiiten.
Gtn ftDanolt6es Werbred1ett.
n, 6. Sllli. aler. 9upata, elm
@nbaner, ipurbe geitern inter Der 4nflage,
ielle etgene itebenjdbrise 8Odter geidJdnbet
Su baben, perbaftet.
Grtr,tnfen.
goiton, 6. Sllli. : gu 3emiston ertran,
fen Qeitern 5pei itdI babenoe Wtdoden, unO
5n Siio-Sraminsbam unb Su Blpntoutb ie
ein iInger Dtann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Gi[en inn Blutf.

betfen, SSrauenbefdlpetoen II. {. 10.
2duienoe bat Der @ebrauh oiees 9etlmittele ans
lbpdtlidben fedlen leioenoeu g8cen in frdtige ges
iuuoe 9lil6tide Dtduner uno 6rauen ucruGnoelt uuo
fraute une 8ebredlide tORneu oerHiuitiger 2Beiie
teln Seoenten trG9eH, es 5u uerutlen.
gSarnnag. = Dion uberjeuSe lid, oGB man Den
pefuauiiden Epeup (nitt Die peruanibe Jitaoe)
6efomnt. Gr III bel aleH oduolern Su buben.
Cine g Getten itarte Yrol6llre, etne abbanolnns
uoae Bapiere, Atcfate pou berporrGgeHoen AerStene
8eifGiden uno anoereu entbaIteno, miro au ieoe
gtsentbimer, yir. sc, parrion : apeRue, 8ofton.
(Ytop.t9, ,t2Uite. .i.a. B.i.a.I.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-07
Srdnoe.

2tttle sc d, 9trtanlas. - Ser @ee
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-19
DANIEL EAWRENCE7& SONS.
Only Distillers of Medford4 Rum

sim reputation the Beet Run the IDuIy
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-19

Mark Twain, in letter to the inventor
of mosquito net, talks in this way about
the only thing worth talking about, now
that the third term is gone:
There is nothing that a just and right
feeling man rejpices in more than to see
mosquito imposed On and put down and
brow-beaten and aggravated. and this in
genious contrivance will do it. And it is a
rare thing to worry fly with, too. A fly
will stand off and curse this invention till
language utterly fails him. I have seen
them do it hundreds of tunes. | like to
dine in the air on the back porch in sum
mer, and so | would not be without this
portable net for anything When you get
it holsted the flies have to wait for the
second table. We shall see the summer
day come when we shall sit under our nets
in church and slumber peacefully, while
the discounted flies clu b together and take
it out of the minister. There are heaps OF
ways of getting precious enjoyment out OF
these charnNng things, if [ had time &c
point them out and dilate on them little
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-19
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MAY, 1875.

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| > Trains with Through No. ,. No. q. No. 4.
x Cars Day Elk. Pack MILK
~ TO NEW YORK. Ex.Sun. Daily. Elk, Sat.
81 Sun.
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OH @@ailg argn5,
A Celestial Romance.

Pes
Me catchec one velly nice Chinawoman
and mally now. like Mclean man" were
the first words uttered by a. well-dressed
young heather who entered the Police
Office this morning, leading by the hand
young Chinese woman whose face was
half hid in huge bandanna. "Two bad
Chinaman. continued the heather. ''he
buy woman for $500 0ne more China
man he want little Chinawoman and give
$500. She no want Chinaman. She want me-
and me catchee and run away. China
men catchee little woman, take her back
t. bad place. She mally me, me mally she
How you mally Mclean way9 How
muchee?" The fond pair were escorted
to the county clerks Office, marriage
license procured and. the twain made one
by Judge Louderback. The Chinaman,
however, was afraid to take his bride away
with him foSi 9ear that her late owners
would kidnap her and she was sent to the
Chinese Mission to remain few DAYS.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-19
Girl Babies and Matrimony.
From the Indiinap0Iis Herald.
An unsophisticated magazine writer

From the Indianapolis Herald.
An unsophisticated magazine writer
says: 1
when young girl reaches the age of fifteen or
sixteen years she be- ms TO think OF the my sterlous
subject of matrimony, state the delights of which
her youthful imagination shadows forth in the
most captivating forms"
If this writer were to sit down ON the
curbstone and listen, just after school is
dismissed, he would not only hear girls
less than nine years Of age talking about
marriage, but would actually hear them
discussing the day of the week most aus
picious for putting their absurd little head:
into the yoke. There never was time il
the history of the world when we'll con
Quoted converts were so necessary as now
and very large proportion of all the fe
male babies should be put into them tire,
weeks after birth.
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THE, LARGEST STOCK or old MEDFORD RUM

ines Of epubHc uoneda g
ntpe1ects
ie
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THIS IS THE ONLY LINE THAT RUNS THE
celebra ed PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago TO
Baltimore, Washington City, Philadelphia and
New York, W thout change. Ask for tickets via
ForI Wayne and Pennsylvania Line.
Through tickets for sale at all principal ticket
Offices at the lowest current rates.
f. r. MYERS, G. p. & T. A,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Md 0AA GOOD OPPORTUNITY DOWN TOWN
3f.UUU. Business, druggists goods proprietary
articles Ac dow rent, 10 exchange on account OF sick
ness Tor improved property New York vicinity Adj
dress ACTIVITY, Herald Office
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tn ACRES on THE uUDsoN-AT CROTON. UNEN-
numbered; house, barns. &c; views unsur passed
will exchange for improved Property or Lots
;. COCKCROFr, 81 Cedar street.
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60 Qn1-PART ON MORTGAGE, -FOUR STORY
SC.OUU House ana store, D. lert deep also large
Tenement House, with 50 rooms cheap Apply 10
owner, 20 avenue A.
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A FOR SALE. a FIRST CLASS BUILr FOUR
II story high soop brown stone House and Lot No.
23l West Fortynft Broadway size q x56x
100 Apply the premises OF Y. Ru SSELL l,l93
Broadway. room Is
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
u tue UNITED STATES NAIL.

A NCHoR LINE
~ CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
CALICO saturday June u. al " noon
yI1IoR!A.... sails saturday, june ~ II l. q ~
UTOPIA sai saturday, Jun ~ ~ ~ q ~
ETHIOPIA. sails - turgnN: JulN ~, NJ
OF ES@TONN or BELFAST
Cabins, SIS $50 currency, according 70 accohlhodA
lions. - -
INTERMEDIATE AND SrEERAGE
as low AS any ether irs. class line.
Drafts issued Tor any amount al loves rates.
HENDERSON BhOS., Agents. No Bowilng Green.
(NUNARD LINE.--B AND n A. e. N. S. 7. CO
~ NOTICE.
With view 70 diminishing the chances Of collision
the steamers 81 this line take SPECIFIC course Tor all sea
Of the year.
on tue outward passage from Queenstown 10 New YORK
on Boston crossing the meridian 81 al Is Latitude, or
nothing 10 he north Uf IS
On the home passage crossing The meridian OF %
AZ 4 atitnae Or nothing 70 the north OF AZ .,,,.
From NEW YORK Tor LIVERPOOL ana QUEENSlO
AhIssiNIA. Wed. june ALGc Wed. June 70
sSCYThlA. We'd, June y CHINA. sat. June q
Cabin $50 $40 Sl3J gold. according 10 ac-
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Steerage tickets ana from all parts Of europe nc low
Freight and cabin Office No. Bowling Green.
Stecrage office, Ill Broadway t.rtnl'y Building.
IHAELkS c. FkANCkIYN, Agent and
r. Il. Du vkRNET. OF Clark and Ranc olph
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u Ground. u ieet 'front.' on avenue y, 49, ieet
Alneter.th street. south side: above will be sold verv
low For further particulars address o. C box 1921
Post Office, YORK
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~ MADISON AVENUE. OPPOSITE THE PARK. =
I'll Newly reopcned. therefore the choice OF Rooms
can be obtained at reasonable figure, breakfast rs
quired.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

0QD STREET, WEST TWO NICELY FURNISHED
O front Rooms 10 let without board, for At ~
and s. per week house and everything rst class Cali
AT l5a.
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II YONKERS.-Io LIT, A COMPLETELY FUR.
n nished House. IN OF the anest locations IN iull
view Of the river; has modern improvements. with
grounds shade aud fruit trees nowers also stable rent
El.O0J per month. Address JAMES YOUMANS, agent,
Yonkers
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INoR sALE-RIDGwOOD. n. J.-2l LOrs. A MOST
a. charming place near The depot surrounded ~ the
improvements price, 500 per lot. great bargain.
DktKE CO.. corner FulIon and Eoerum streets
Brooklyn
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OPPOSITION cATsKItL LINZ
W steamers
ANDREW HARDER. Captain !. II. Pentz, D. n. gCHUY.
LEn, Captain g. D. Hauoox, leave Franklin street. pier
8 North aver every day Sundays excepted RI NJ
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North side.

DLANs AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY BILLS.
L Circulars and every kind OF Printing furnished At
The METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
BIS Broadway
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IIARLEM MoRRISANIA AND HIGaBRIDGE
II The Palace 5 eamboats HARLEM, MO RISANIA
and SHADY SIDE leave Fulton NlrEeL sip at q 50 745,
Sl5 rs 9f5 10 Is IL l5 A. ~ ~ NJ, IL s. 25, as 4,
46 5:i5 6. 6lO aud 80 NJ, LANDING at Grand street.
Ninth street. wentythird street and Astoria See time
cards Tor particulars sunaays-boats leave every IS
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LIVE NEW DOUBLE TENEMENTS AND STORES on
tenth avenue, between Forty second and Fifty ninth
ltreeis renung $500 each less than S-0O0l
j. NETIER, $50 Tenth avenue.
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tn SECOND AVENUE. CORNER ELEVENTH
4 1reeL-Handsonely furnished front Parlor and
BEDROOM gentlemen. So week for house keeping,
So privilege OF kitchen; also hall Room. s. location
very desirable.
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LNoR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A FIRST CLASS -FOUR
story 20foot House on Forty ninth street between
Fifth and sixth leasehod For full particulars
apply 10 HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine street
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% EAST TwENTY.THIRD sTREET.-ELEGANrhY
~ furnished suits or Floors for gentlemen, without
honrd Breakiast served IN rooms to order desired
Parlor Floor three large Rooms; private bath, closets
&c private table II desired.
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY sOt SALE
AND 20 LET
COUNTY PROPERTY
FOX SALE AND TO RENT.

A BAGGAIN,-AT YoNKERs, A FAMILY BREAK
~ ing ~ will sell their place fully and Handsomely
furnished Large double House pretty grounds With
rui shade. &c tor SlUO0J; location very pleasant and
healthy II minutes walk from depot Address X. NJ.
w.. Post office Yonkers. ~ Y.