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Something More about the Bennett
May Affair.

TWO STORIES ABOUT THE DREAMING OFF
WHY THE ENGAGEMENT WAS ENDED SO
SUDDENLY-CAUSE OF TIE AFFRAY NEAR
THE CLUBHOUSE.
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RoU of Honor.-Tbe following is the roll
OF honor for Rev. A. Binga's school for the
past year: William Wood, Richard Goode,
A. Cunningham.
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her conservative citizens are firmly resolved
to stand by and uphold the TRUE REPrBLr-
CANS, OF the North and Weat, whether
known as Democrats or Republicans, in any
steps they may deem essential to be taken
in order to reinforce the laws" preserve
the liberties Of the people and the republic
in its integrity. sa3is5&s3
-. s.-et.. -,. ,NATHAsIELfB. MgADE,s
Chairman State Executive Committee.
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IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT our winter stock Of
clothing we have them down, and ask;an Inspection
at the reduced rates at which we sell then. A.
SAKS G. Co., 1913 Main street. 8h
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Il No class Of poetry is better appreciated at
this season than that which saves the poor
country editor few shilEngs every month
for kindling-wood. - 0tlyn Argus.
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County Court.-The County Court will
meet this morning, and will proceed to the
disposal Of the civil cases on the docket.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-In order to mest
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
curSEEY and sKILPCL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLAsf
OF WORK at moderate figures and la the most expe
tlitiouS manner.
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THE WEATHER on SATURDAY was cold,
rainy, raw, sloppy, slippery, sleety, and
disagreeable.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY 6 \. NJ, 30;
0 A. NJ, 81; noon, 81; =. NJ, 80 p.
NJ, So: midnight. sc.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The regular semi.
monthly meeting of the Board Of Aldermen
will be held at 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
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Er ON all sales of Real Estate made betWcers
the lst Of January and last Of June the tdIes for
the present year hare to be paid by the ourchdseT
Of tie year the tares haze to be paid by the Sele,
(This custom was adopted about nfteen ycarsag
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vicinty.l .
HILL & ANDERSON, IL NJ, groceries, &c.
j. d. WHITEHEAD, 10 A. M., bacon, soap, her
rings, cigars, vinegar, &c.
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BOYS CLOTHING! BOYS CLOTHING stock
complete. Prices low. a. sAKs Co., 1013 Main
street. # ~ tF.i s..F.I
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Go TO SYcLE BROTHERS. They are closing ont
their stock TO move.
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AGENTEEL BUSINESS SUIT $3.50, $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50. A. SAKs & Co., 1013 Main street.
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WHITE TEETH. WHITE TEETH!

To whtcn :ta,. preserve the teeth, anu eradicate
tartar without injury, use MEADE BAKERS
SAPOSINE DENTIFRICE, Sold ct soc. 4 box by
druggists generally. a
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ARREsTs.-Th There were only few arrests,
and for trifing affairs, Saturday night,
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SYCLE BROTHERS will move to their new store
soon, and are selling cheap to reduce stock.
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OvERcoATS from S5 upwards. All styles, all
kinds. A. SAKs & Co.. 1913 Main street. 5''
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.rg-THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED c1RCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PArERs OF THE CITY ,
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ALL-WooL CASHMERE PANTS, -. a., - -
A. SAKs & Co.. 1913 Main street.
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sYcLE BROTHERS IS the place to buy goods
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I haye-analyzed the wHIsKKY known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR G Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FROM FCSIL OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J. b. MCCAw, II. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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The SENATE AND THE COUNTY SUPERIN-
TENDENTs OF SCHOoLs.--The Board OF Edu-
cation having sent in list OF appointments
Of county superintendent OF schools for
confirmation by the Senate, two questions
arose-frst, whether, according to late con-
stitutional amendments, two counties could
be lawfully united under one super
intendenti in any case; and second, whether,
by the same amendments, the Legislature
was not bound to change the law so as to
make the term OF Office OF the county SUI
perintendent four years instead of three.
These questions were referred to the Com
mittee for Courts Of Justice, which commit
tee'met on Saturday morning, and decided
/. That the changes in the Constitution
did not forbid the union Of two counties
under one superintendent; and ..
2. That those changes did require that the
term OF office should be heightened by law
to four years, beginning 1st OF July sue
ceeding the appointment.
The committee accordingly reported bill
amending the law so as to lengthen the
term Of Office hereafter to four years.
Ii this bill be passed, probably the above
mentioned list of superintendent will be
returned to the Board OF Education with
instructions to appoint for four years in
stead OF three. AS haste is required, the
Senate passed the bill under suspension
Of the rules.
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ANOTHER SUBMARINE TUNSEL.-A Madrid
pamphleteer proposes to tunnel the Straits
OF Gibraltar and unite Europe with Africa,
while turning the flank OF the fortress OF
Gibraltar, on the English occupation Of
which the Spaniards- have long looked with
an evil eye. He suggests that the passage
should commence between Tarifa and Al
gesiras on the Spanish, and come out be-
tween Ceuta and lTangiers on the African
side. The submarine part OF this. tunnel
would be a little more than q third OF the
length. OF that, between England and
France. On the other hand, as the MAXI
mum depth of the sea at the point in ques-
tion is 500 fathoms, and, as it Is proposed to
leave 800 feet Of the rock between the arch
OF the tunnel and the sea-bottom, the tun-
tnels OF approach would have to be
nearly six miles long on each side, The
cost Is estimated ut about $4,000, 900. 1t
is very questionable, however few the en-
cheering difficulties, whether such work
could ever, become a commercial success !;
but in connection with the submarine way
under. the channel it would, as its protector
points out, allow OF an overland railway
route to India without change OF carriage.
Raii,Day World.
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IG S dUtcs nC1S " ltliu
nor,bt no YaHrp ~

Jesus ready STANDS 10 save YOU.
Full OF pity, grace, and power. s.Y
He is able: Hets wiTling; a.t
Doubt no Inorel" H.,
]. The tune the mourners kuelt to ut old
country churches in Jersey and Long
Island when Vanderbilt was q boy lived yet,
and will live and sing when steam-whistles
are; dumb and engines ring their bells no
more. The music; Of dying human, nature,
longing for q. port. an anchorage, or q
station, came with the assurance OF angels
from good wemen's hearts. He grew old
and lean, and ~pitiful again, as the tender
tidings to the "poor and needy" came to
his wasting vitality, and the dread weak
lowered like vampire over his short
breathings. Needy and poor indeed this
giant lay. Infinite now was the value OF
kind promises and loving hearts, and be-
yond measure, and above all, the weakest
woman's testimony, floating on music, to
the existence and mercy Of God. The
melody died away, and like an arising
Lazarus he moved anew.
"Frankey," he said, with submission,
"now we'll have Hold the Fort"
They raised this familiar tune, which mil
lions Of Sunday-school scholars are singing,
and he knew the words, which fitted his
mariners mind-tlie signals flying between
heaven and earth:
'.Wave the answer back 10 heaven;
by thy grace toe aciH.'
AS these popular tones filed the sick
chamber the two visitors, their eyes filled
with tears, silently slipped away. That
afternoon, driving like the wind from road.
side-tavern to tavern, they told the story Of
the old Commodore signing there between
Harlem lane and heaven, ready to take the
road for either. GATH.
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THE GREAT REMEDY.

THE GREAT REMEDY.
Ia!. D'tRMSTADTS
ASTI-DYSPEPTIC DROPS
..rc working wonders in cases OF
SICK HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
CONSTIP ALTON,
HEMORRHQ1DS and
NERVOUS pEDILITY,
ari,n. from DYSPEPSIA. by restoring tbe stomach
10 It's normal condition and keeping the bowels
open. Price. 75c. sold by all druggists.
RO. ARMISTEAD, Manufacturer,
stl3 S26 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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CoNvETANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JANUARY 6, 1S77.-Lots
fronting: SO feet on Cary street, corner
Twelfth, for S1O,O47; 80 feet on Twenty
ninth street near o for $3.50; one
square, bounded by Main, Floyd, Plum, and
Harrie, for s12,5OO; 26t feet on Main street
between Madison and Monroe for S1,215 E;
So feet on Cary street, corner Twelfth, for
&, 900; ID feet on Second street between
Arch and Byrd for -; SO 1-G feet on
Baker street between First and Second for
$500: 50 feet on Twenty-iourth street near
Clay for S400; 11S feet on Jackson street
between Adams and st. Peters, and 20 feet
on Second street between Baker and Duval,
for S4,155; GS feet on Main street Corner of
Church), 80 feet on Belvidere street, 30 feet
on Thirtieth street between Marshall and
Clay, and Lot 10, Smiths plan, for 1852 /;
ID feet on First street between Hill and
Coutts for -; 30 feet on First street be-
tween Hill and Coutts for 1920; 20 feet on
Lombard alley, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, for S1,232; 625 feet on
Lombard alley, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, for S1,375; interest in
lot on Broad street near Brook avenue for
Sjj. .. .,... ....... 80 -..s ..
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POROUS PLASTERs

POROUS PLASTERS.
LLCOCK'S POROJS-PLASTERs.
Ask for ALLCOCK'S, and obtain them. and Q
avoid miserable limitations, +, ~ .,aq
:. ;.,,. D. BRANDRETH, President,
7 - Oficc, 2s4 Canal street, New York.
no 9.d3mkweow3m ,-'
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IN ENTERING THE NEW YEAR MY
kind patrons are sincerely thanked FOR their gen.
crous patronage and assured that continued effort
viii. be made TO furnish them at the lowest prices
EAST VIRGINIA BrTUMINOUS. and SPLlST
COAL: all kinds Of COOKING COKE; and my un-
WOOD, at Ninth and Cary streets and Basin bank
Ia j. B WATKINS.
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TOR DISEASED GUNS,
DECAYED TEETH.

pECAIED TEETH.
and alterations o. the mouth, and AS a delightful
,y.,h for offensive breath. use MEADE & BAKERS
cAHEOIIC MOUTII-WASII. Sold at Soc 4 bottle
hy druggists generally. "a
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A TTENTION, ALL.-The cheapest and
n best assortment OF TEAS in the South. Prices
from f0c: upward. t Our II @ tea Us sVery ch9ise a
RIO COFFEE. roasted dally-always fresh-at the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE STORE, corner
Main and Eighth streets. II. w. SHELIQS,
de 22 Proprietor.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE. Good work. low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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sYcLE BROTHERS, is tho place to buy your goods
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alto-and the harp took both into its flow.
the words of the imitation:

'sCome ye sinnersl poor and needy,
TX Weak and wounded, Slick and Sore
Jesus ready standsto save you,
Full OF pity, grace, and power.
= He Is able; Hefs willing:
He Is able; Hets willing; 8t'i
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TRESH COD-LIFER OIL

UNUSUALLY FINE QUALITY,
possessing all the herapcu,ica virtues that belong 10
this drug Just received and for sale by the bottle and
ON 1r.ught bv j. BLAIR, Druggist,
d.ll corner of Broad and Ninth streets
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GROCERIES. 6c.

NHOICE MACKEREL.--We offer to the
Oirade choice 10. OF PRIME No. 3 3MACKEREL4
small and fat. which we can guarantee. sd
Il. Is. COOKE & CO., W holesale Grccers,
Ia G-3l 16 south Fourteenth street.
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G'OAL-IAHD ALMOST At YOUR
" DOORS. with a full supply of
ANTHRAClrE, all sizes, Tor family use, In this
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rOAL AND WOOD-GREAT INDUCE
y MENTS OFFERED FOR M0NEY.-Good
CRATE COAL from S325 to ~ per ton an OF S4O 100
nNTHRACITE EGG, STOVE, NUT, and FUR
MACE COAL of best quality; best No. West VII,
aiuia SPLINT, S5 per 1000 pounds SOFT COKE
al lowest prices all kinds Of ENGINE COAL. PINE
and OAK WOOD, 81 so to S5 per cord. Nineteenth
and Cary streets. (de 15l G. II. PAGE.
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c.C EHF FORGRATES AND COOKING
cSCeCO STOVES. No. l AVERAGE COAL de-
llvered for $3.50 ton A good substitute I9r Solt
Coke W. S. PITCHER,
Ge1S S23 Main, near Ninth.
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CLoAKs AT COST at sYcLE BROTHERS.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
rASTOR OIL
ThSTELESS.

ITALIAN CASTOR OIL.-tastclcSS and pure. Ih,s
article is recommended for delicate patients, ana
j. comparativcly easy 10 take. For sale by
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Druggists,
tt 1916 Main street.
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rENHE CHEAPEST FUEL FOR COOK;
L ISG-STOVES. Ranges, and Latrobcs. Is AN
THRACITE COAL-eeg. stove, and chestnut sizes;
crates; s;CUalBERLhNDan D and dQUINNIMoNT-steam
coal. ;. I. LAItUSVf,
del Seventeenth street, ut draw. bridge.
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A NTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
N COAL.-Ben Franklin Red Ash Coal Of all
sizes; Reliance and Enterprise White Ash, Egg, and
stove: West Virginta Splnt for CRATES: Clover
Hi, Lump: Cumberland for steam and smiths use.
Carbon Hin SOFT COKE. OAk and PINE WOOD
',--.-'.--I WRIT ROBERTS,
nol7 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
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NINCE MEAT!
4H1 ATMOKE a. SONS in STORE.
CRATES, BUCKETS, and HALF-BARRELS,

FRUIT, BUTTER, and ELLiES,
PALS, TUBS, and HALF-BARRELS.
We otter 10 the trade the largest variety OF STE
PIE and FANCY GROCERIES ut prices 10 suit fht
times. foe 2al JOHN Il. MORRIS & co.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL-the best-all
~ sizes;
SpLIST COAL-none better;
SOFT COKE OF the best quality:
PINE and OAK WOOD-original growth.
At The lowest market price. All coal at wholesale
aud retail. Z. X. CARRlSGTON, .
no27 Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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AirIm,ond 1lspatrll,
MONDAY. JANUARY s, 1877.

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WTANTED, TO EMPLOY BY THE
w DAY a RAPID PENMAN who writes plain
i,and Pay. one dollar per day. Address AGENT,
care of Carrier No. 8. .ss- gas.gs ~ S-lt
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ANTED, ITO BUY A SECOND
w HAND PHAETON, In good running order.
State how long It has been In use with DESCRIPTION
of carriage, and lowest cash price address A. u
T. " Richmond, Va. u 6.StS
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LITERARY NOTES.

A new novel by the author Of "Mss Molly"
called " Eugenie." is in press.
A new poem by the author of g Mrs. Jer-
pinghams Journal" Will appear shortly under the title
Of Harry" 49,
Macmillan & Co. have now ready for pubii-
cation Matthew Aruold's new volume entitled Last
Essays on Church and Religion" uniform with " Litera
turc and Dogma"
r. b. Peterson g. Brothers have just ready
Mr. waracld's new novel, "The Cardinals Daughter
which concludes the story Of Ferne Fleming" the
scene of the story largely in Rome where tc tath
OF the heroine has become leading member OF tue o"c'eu
College.
Among the papers in the April Contemporary
are reply by Goodwin Smith 10 Matthew Arnod's paper
on Falkland aud the Purans !" paper by ienan on
S5nnCysIG7T and 1e7T :" an article by Prof Mahany,
on Modern Excavations :; and acOnI1ouu0h Iiom Iroi'
Bonany Price. d" One Per Cent"
The Edinburgh edition Of Chambers's Ency-
clopeia Just received by Mr. Worhington, is revised up
10 March Il 1871 and las indication of It's lateness
and thoroug tncssl contains fun particulars OF th t.
Presidential election, the lnausufatoa Oh lcsi"0"'
Ioyes aud all facts touching tine Eastern question:
Messrs. Macmillan & Co. have nearly reaqy
for publication Handbook 20 the Public Picture Cal
res of Europe" by Miss Kate Thompson wiose inteh
ton has been 10 supply practical book for ne use OF
travellers, by giving description OF the mos @ w
pctares 10 each collection, together with an account OF
The painters, and the various schools lio winch ! '
grouped The descriptions of paintings are III Ifo'h
personal examinations.
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SdLRS-NFHIL To, 1910
FIRST BOkRD-ll O'CLOCK A. N.
TUESDAY, April l0-P. N.

The stock market to-day has exhibited an
unusual rcgularity for that pool Of mconsisen
tue single exception OF Western Union. the
opening marked by weakness for the entire list
later there rally for the trunk lines and coal
shares and st later bad break IN Northwest con-
mon, and a lesser for Northwest preferred aud
Rock Island, which tended To demoraze the whole
market.
Western Union opened up & at 56S, was quickly sell
ing at 3D. at aboat which large business done, and
then rose 10 57al. A setback to 81 a rally TO 57as.
another decline to Sea- and nna sale at 57seG57A thu
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autljcn Sales OF Rral Csialc.

NOR SALE at AUCTfON.-A tract of 533
4 gcfes Of pnr and oak WOODLAND Oh The Long slai
Plains near beer PARK station - mites from ~ CRY Ky re
leland Oft red AT auction AZ the TX
chanrc Ss.gror III broadway, NCwl nrh ~ noon on
;I'K~UA \ May 3. 1877, By JOHN H. DRAfEh " Co.
Au-'iouc-rs. m. ~ ..o.o.r. do,,n. hal
DAYS For further particulars apply 10 the aucuOh
Gers No. 100 Broadway New YORK, or 10 .
800 MILLER & TlfUlLI, Attorneys
I.iveTi. al Long Island.
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6onses nno Earns iuauieo.

COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED, PLAINLY
~ urn!sho with grounds and rui, Gboit one hoHt " w
Nrw-I nrk Iuoaths from lone me hio.tis'S
prce: state location, sc. Addr - L. "OoDbi'i ~"
BrOiutmai.
MANUFACTURER about opening an Once
- 10 Sew would he 10 Rent ari OF ah oI" ~
.!Ci. ucT %. bioAHay 'l ~
re-, MAJ b. ;aui.rit !it;,c r'1iu Is required am l
,s LOT De. Address, stang TERMS %c Dun
81, NJ. armed, CON- ---------
s-yANTED--Fnr Summer months, furnished
W HOUSE. uaPl' grounds. ~ N0thetb 4NV"- ioiN
~ vermont. 40 !r,.-s y. r Il Last -ith-'t >. i.-
yTANTED-In the country, iarsr lilll>hto
w Ug;-i. sriiahIr Tor hI-tclrs5 summer DodfVciS'
k,Ir... win Ia. flr.i.aisrs. N X, Tribune efic"
<trAnTED 10 iiihL-A FARM OF 40 or %
~ ~ y.th dc!i and OU hO9ses AHA 'hel, 10Y
,7,rh.r %, yc.rs ort ,iec1Icc from the city. Address
C. A. MEi.EITr ~ H:oadway, y. Y --------
WANTED Second and third FLOORS Tor
W I1 rousrkr,nu pftya'e family, by three admits
between 81 Ct ant 9Th and ithavcs rent ABOUT
30 i.r month Reference, exchanged Address ~ T.
Ct.ANE, St.iiOh y, 4. O.. y. y.
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Gin 1ral GeIl.e Tor 5Glc.

ETOR SALE-A medium sized double brown
& son, HOUSE. 40 75tl..: bet. Madison AMI
l.ftp Avenues. Price moderate lcr-s easy itndeCia';
possession IL desired. Inquire "H prem Sr'
yNUR SALE-At a very low price ANA on very
ees, terms ,irgaut fGnistory. hgh soGp brown lie
nOI 81. canGeI r-Gej, s n0d mirrors has hne Vir'a
of C.iitr. Park. Inquire PROMISES l,o'i' MdNOra't'
nuar 7J'lt 81. nl3!f,".
L,NOKY CHIMNElS CURED.-NO cure no
, nav; CooE:n- auers that heat r ror,as aloy~; WA
rapiei III 1t. GRIPpEN & Co., 81 ave, ab'y' 2.ost
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Drook!nm zeal GsIaIs for Sale.

FNWELLING-IIGU> Nos. AZ Wi!lov-s:.,
~ 81 I!c6st 80 81, ant 81 :'a.-ss' 100 am lu- in
apIe.5t. . and I97 wi !oIssys = lIa} c,tc1'e.
GORDON l. FORD .. Cial4 ST. hiooay9'
sIOR SALE or tn LhT-A lar;:h portion of
the purchase 'uo.ey IN mOrga-r 4 drrc stony BRICK
UWI.liiNG, NO. - i.qlsyett.-agr.: bot 22S ..
GOEDDN L. tDl.D - 'iark-si bfooEiy't
EVOR SALE-Onc LOT az PLOT on Clinton
On sc IL present low pres goOC nPporinni; rr 10
srlh. residence. Apply {" t@ DIlStoir - IdIA pace,
Room IL
L1OR SALE or 10 RENT, FURNISHED
Tie ll tree story and basement BRICK house. 10,
iairs1u CIIOs.ie CHRIST CILfci: HE house i III good
Get fily fu!uShcd the location central ana very
pleasant, moderate. Apply on preiEiseS
fNOR Observation-Disclosures brown-stcnc
fronts 1f Irdspoct Pats, Brook
r;&CuANGEOr Salt Located, 70 and ~ seventh
ave 81 and 6G ~ Mars save, lj3 Prospectpaee NJ l
ali glncnts would take IN part payment lois or
small houses ROBERT $. ECSSlNG, 2Oi AOnisgUs-sL,
Continental Building BROOKLYN, Erpker in Real Estat'.
TOR SALE-A first class brOwu-st0ne HOUSE,
D Af,itTayv style trC'stJIy, basement and sCbcci2T
2Ox4iylOG al modtn nmOy Cmcnts; in excellent congi-
lion pancled soup bars and gates conftvar in 'front.'
weather twelve bght gold gilt chandeliers cost
last pring az vii! sell for slO 500 nHes Ircc this
T. perfect gem and Brooklyn The price:
nlstc as loc4tIon. Apply at 3lJ Laiay etteIVe
2 OW PRICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
FOR Manufactures, lciucTys, Chemical WGrLs. &c.'
nes ON Nowtovn Greek, adjoining N~gIos and Brooklyn.
Tcrus eis" All mort wiuI builders 10 satsicio
ri!y improved Apply TO e,,,-,,,,.,,> -, ,-o ,,,,,,.