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I have just received from Rogers h Bro.
a large stock of Silver Plated Ware which
cannot be surpassed for beauty and quality,
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see.
G.. w CHAPPELL.
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Edwin Hurlbut, proprietor Of the Ocon-
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At St. Bernard's Church, Monday morn
ing, Nov. 18th, 1877, by Rev. Father Colo
vim, Mr.. JOHN NEARY to MISS MARY A.
BURNS, all of the town Of Watertown.
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New Spring Bed.

I AM MANUFACTURING the Browns
4 patent Bed spring, and am selling them
on trial. If after one or two weeks trial
you are not satisfied with them you can re-
turn them to me and your money will be-
refunded. These springs have many advan-
tages over other springs, one of which is,
each spring is separate and independent of
the other, and they require no Stats or net
ting on the top of the springs. They can
be put in any bed without any extra frame
other than the Stats that are in the bedstead.
A trial will satisfy you more of their merits
than can be said here. Give them trial.
Price $500.
refer you to the following parties who
have them in Watertown.
c. B. Skinner G. B. Lewis,
Joseph Giles, Jas. Fornecrook,
Thos. Solan, c.. L. Wheeler.
Thos. G. Jones', ]. 81. Keyes.
American House, W. L. Norris,
Commercial Hottie and many others.
S. NJ EATON
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For al the purposes OF 2 Fanny PhYNc,
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Headache. Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
E;ruptions and Skin Diseases, Bill
iousness. Dropsy, Tumors, Worms,
Neuralgia, as q Dinner Pill,
for PurifYiuR the Blood.
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IASH PAID FOR HAIR at F. Trzcinsk IL
~ For particulars see another column.
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Ahead OF his Ticket.

C. w. CHAPPELL
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THE AMARANTH SCANDAL.

The case OF Douglass Walker, the amateur actor who
cowhidcd Thomas r. Clarke, also amateur actor,
during q recent performance OF the Amaranth Dra-
matte Association ut the Brooklyn Academy Of Music,
claimed the attention Of the Kings County Court OF
Sessions yesterday morning Il came up In the form
of argument to determine whether Walkers convc-
tion ana sentence before Justice Walsh were regular
aud legal the accused having procured his liberty on
the proceedings SO reviewed. Many OF Walkers
friends in the court room, and evnced great IN
tercst IN all that took place The defendants side Of
the case was gouo into some length by Counsellor
Rdgway aud Assistant District Attorney Moore stated
the for the people The Court reserved its decision
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this was simply that he found few Wild flowers his
table one morning IN the water jugDut there by the
stcward--and he sent them the Coming, there
being . number OF ladies board that yacht and
none. alssl his. He admitted sitting with her on
the hotel piazza al Newport but "only that and
nothing more" Mr. Lyman emphaticaily denied that
he placed his head IN the lap OF The fair plaintiff dur
Ing q pseuuent cruise
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Dry Goods, Hardware, Notions and Medical Supplies
Also
transportation for such Of the above supplies not 10
contracted be delivered tho several Indian agencies
schedules showing in detail tho kinds aud quantities VI
NIL goods required NJ each agency and la ranspora
time and OF delivery conditions 10
served by bidders ana terms Of contract payment to-
gchcr with blank proposals forns of contract bond
will be furnished app ication 10 this "fce lin ashing
ton at - Leonard ST. New York; TO T. NJ. Kingsley.
30 clinton place. New York to WIN. H. Lyon fs3 Broad
way New York TO VIM Nicholson. superintendent Indian
Affairs. Lawrence Kansas; to the Commits OF Subsst
encc. U. - A.. ST. Louis Chicago. sioux city, Lsaven-
worth, ST. Paul. Omaha aud Cheyenne.
J. q. SMITH, Commissioner.
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TOMORROW. AT . RESERVED BALCONY CHAIRS. ST.
TOMORROW. AT .. RESERVED BALCONY CHAIRS, 81,
TOMORROW. AT >, REsERv I'D BALCONY CHAIRS. 81.
The HERALD says 1.-THE THEATRE Is GROW DED In
EVERY PAkI; aud the Princess Royal UkQuEsTloNA-
BLY, A SUCCESS"
Tho Tribune saysit Is an exciting story Of love and
mystery the Court and the adventure and secrey
which the spectator FOLLOWS WITH An EAGER DESIRE
30 know where IL will endr
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AMUsEME4NTs.
nALfs ffFrn AVENUE THEATRE
IMMENSE POPULAR SENSATION created BY The
NEw ROMANTIC DRAMA-Ths

NEw RoMANTlc pRAMA-rhs
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW JERSEY ss-riE STATE OF NnW JrasEi
s sp,s,saaias ass,ss IL The ssias
s"s s s 9s Da 4 Lr s e. 70 the
You hereby cited aud warned 20 be and appear
jersey term Of The frsrossys Gear, %
held st tie state House IN tho city Of Trenen on Iaeday
one Ss".and srs sasarsa and
answer aaS hs Caveats ss join
s san:i s aas %
per Writing purpoins last Win and ,estamsn.
the city Of hoooken in said state which paper writing
purporting TO De such last win aud testament aud eoas =
s a"s tho TO- 'sss'f ss
and d III. al. coais The PREMISES ' .
this I'd day Of April D. eighteen hundred aud 'es-
L. S. HENRY O. KELSEY Register.
GilcnaIsr GILMORE. proctors Of Executors
T,HE STATE or NEW JERSEY TO Jons ): GATH
Catherine g. Ward. MsrdeIine j. Johnson Marianne Bat
I Ss M.su . s s mS
John s.SaTssr MaIss.si Wolfe; John Wolfe Ihs
state Sew York James Morrison aud sobsr. Elder
United states Of Amsrc.. Gree,ing
appear Ordinary o. surrogate General Of the
state Z. New Jersey a. term Of the rrsrosays court Q,
Trenton IL state New Jersey. Tuesday the ne
AS a sa NAY" hundred the
sns.. u1 s0sf Ike a as d s as
Lewis against admitting probate tn show II any
S sSs t. be the aas viii aud .ssasa eods
thereto Joseph l. Lewis deceased late OF the city of
Hobokcn la said state which paper writing purporting %
DO last will and testmcnt and couc Is on he
for the Office ui the Register of
said Court the State House In Trenton aforesaid IN
State abide the Judgment decree OF the said
Colrt In the premises
And John Cathcart hereby cited because u Is
suggested caused the said be died and
because claim be OF the heirs 1T law aud next OF
kin OF said Joseph l.. Lewis. DECEASED
And you Jane Lewis hercb, cited because IL IL sug
gecd that you caused the said cayeat 70 be MED ard be-
claim to be the widow OF said Joseph L. Lewis
decea scd.
And you Martin Caihca Frances Grace and Catherine
g. Ward hereby several cited because you seyerai
claim OF the heirs law and next oil kin OF said
Joseph j.. Lewis DECEASED
And you, Magdciine j. Johnson are hereby cited bc-
you OF tho lcgaees under said viii and DO
claim be oil the heirs ut Law and next OF
kin OF said Joseph Il. Lewis deceased.
And yen, Marianne Batter, Hermann Batter Lewis
Lewis nnrbnger John Harburger MArgaret Wolfe Tho
Trustees Five Points House Industry tho city OF
Now York. the Womans Hospital of the city, county and
state OF New York james Morrison and robert Elder.
each hereby cited because each cgatos under
said Viii.
Aud YOU Hermann Batter aud you John s. Hamburger
hereby respectively cited also because by said will
respectively appointed tho trustees oil said children
And John W ollie hereby cited said Will
you appointed the trustee OF said daughter
And the Hon. Charles Dcvens. Attorney General o
the United States OF America hereby cited because the
resduary devise and Request To the named In
said will of Joseph l.. Lewis. deceased.
Witness. Theodore Kunyon Ordinary or Surrogate Gen
era this I'd day Of April, A. y. eighteen hundred and
scventy-seven. HENRY o. KELSEY Register.
GILcnRIsr 4 GILMORE, Proctors Of Executors
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EURNITgRE.

FOHNITOHE.
-A.-IiiE PoPuLAn FURNITURE MANUfAC-
~ .urers, BtUMANN BROS, ID aud go Hudson. corner
Broome =, the ehespes aud mos; rs,aoo house IN the
stalments, by the week OF month.
At PRIVATE RESIDENCE 10 WEST asD ST. NEAR
private sse-yi, TIVE s'sgan. rarlor suits scysTod i Two
@" wall ""d mis f' 5 a.a Sa s %
nars BUFFET Extension facie Chars China Ga.s and
aps os cost @ s,
stool aud Cover and box for shipping. Call ana examine
SS'f.i purchasing elsewhere House open from A. NJ M
AT GEORGE \. GLARKE,S. az BRoADwAY-sU.
Hyperion Furniture Carpets, Parlor Beds &c. reduced
prices on accommodating terms Of payment
PRIVATE sALE--kNrIsE HOUSEHOLD fURNI
Allure. B roams. eompctev furnished IN lots su por
Sis. s,e.nway Plano 500: csicssrins rprsS. riano.
500 CARPETS SPRING and nar Ssrssss nsv am p,@
Ing Room snlts, 8c Gall residence Al est 18th 81. be-
terms Of payment.
A FINE BLUE REP rA.l.oR SET AND FINE WAL
very cheap Address > A.. 40 West l7th a.
AT PRIVATE SALE FOX ONE wEEE-ALL THE
.,s and 2 .a ns and ~ nsas sssnwy
Drcsaen China; bargain
A NYoNE HAVING ONE OK Two GOOD SECOND
hhsnd Carpets. Dressing Case and some chairs 10 sell
can mud purchaser BY addressing j. A. l.. Herald Office
a Ell
Asvats family will sacrifice their elegant Psror suit
pieces latest style In satin 81 900 for $3.50 do
Tor $3.50: and haircoth Sets SEQ 500
Mattresses, Hockcaes. Desks kxtension able Bsfet
Tor less than half cust carpets yard Gail days
private residence 1870 East 18th ST. between Irving place
and I'd nv Arrangements be made Tor packing aud
shipping goods
ARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR FUR
lLuitnrc and Carpets for cash liberal
ut COPkRrHWAirS, I5j and 1877 Chatham ST. lj large
warerooms.
NIisFIr CARPETS ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND IN.
M grain. cheap, at the Old place 1i2 Fulton Call
scna Tor circular.
EXCURSIONS.
A FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEAMER
A.riIOMAS POWELL. Bargcs and Grove Omen sun
days MARTIN HASKELL. ITO South st.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
SPECIAL TRIP TO LONG BRANCH
SUNDAY. APRIL IL, 1877.
The steamer EsSE HOYT, will pier North River
Cout OF Rector 50 ~ 0JO A. NJ ng IL sandy Hook
with train arriving Long Branch ~ rs A. VI Return.
Ing leave Long Branch at r. u arriving Ia New York al
5I3 7. W. ibis trip win all I'd the rruch des cd uppor
tnity OF seeing the wrecked steamer Husband
star line. which lies ~ the breakers the Mad
tel aud Is rapidly going 10 pieces The Rowland House
Tue west End IS now open. are also the East Eni and
ARE for the round trip, 81.
Tickets good Tor the day only.
WI sNEDES. General Manager
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ma rq SaansSa sFS SssEsooS sra T z
's'i Ne. SIse@ si Iovlss ,"i kE%Iooo.
dr.maile BIN IN Preparation in which other renowned
- Sale OF seats now progressing.
RooTn,s THEATRE. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
DJARKErr a PALMER ........ .Ls.sees and Manager
AUDIENCES OF THREE THOUSAND.
OVERWHELMING rRrunrnim
=. The brevity OF the engagement, at Mr. MCCULLOUGH
admits Of delay for those who desire 10 sec his mssn
e ss.s the a
GLADIATOR Tickets ready.
TONIGHT sFaIDAy, APRIL IA
with Mr. MccuLLouoa IL The tie character Mr. r. b.
Wa.s a, isss Mr. . collier :. ca.,is Nine ro.ls :.
great company appearing
oTMEtS VII Be At A*TssF I. ,s .
part. the 70 OF the cast rs offered to-nighh
Ea aasGH e sIsf H IL
Nh 'o1kHsS rfsFgIr xTs rKArHE
iH' d''"Ea Sl. f f%s,'s"a f SsvHSPSkr.
win appear this grand OCCASION the
JuIIEr. in tha balcony OF shskespea grand
i soSso .................ar JOHN MCCULLOUGH
:. Sale Of seats progressing.
NIBLo's GARDEN.
Manager. .BENsEx SHERWOOD
LAST NIGHTS
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
-.
On MONDAY. April TO- grand sensational novelty with
scenery strong realistic effects nslodrama attic stu
atons, entitled
THE MAN FROM AMERICA.
Seats may DO secured six days In advance
Ab A. WIS rALMlEhi D HaSaSNS
THE asiUa u; TgsSsT
vnhDps ats ofAA'
SECOND NIGHT $$s SsHE$s: SECOND NIGHT
THE orERAric sgncEss on THE SEASON.
S Es an gnsisess"'fsy
50 Z. EsSS s1 snosEss Il
sSS ar Music
7oi and ii III sreawa .; also q. q Union SQUARE
Matinee prices Admission seats. soc
CRAYp OPERA HOUSE. srn Az. AND 2sD ST.
os ELY 'reae.'s. sss
EHsE $hssSS Great ON MISS SS$E% $S
VIZ" 10 "" eests ns%iy hsarsiy applsulcd
On MONDAY NEXT viii be produced In elegant style the
ROSE MICHEL sA4' %osn h SisHEL mcan
ss,a1 insadns T. sToDb%Rf s nrs appear p
aTss 9f.s. iss
Me- TING and rIANTArioN MELODIES and HYMNS.
by tho LOUISIANA JUBILEE SINGERS
nLYMPIC THEATRE, 62i BROADWAY.
~ The .reatest OF all rantcmmes:
huAfrf DoArif' Ga1xALpr hoAf'f DoArfx.
AND. GRAND SPECIALITY COMPANY
AD"i'''oN' REsEavnD ORCHESTRA. so CENTS
FAMILY CIRCLE. u CENTS:
NO EXTRA CHARGES.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT r. NJ
HELLEH's w .ssDERoI II,Nt,EEi
Crowded aud Fashionable AudienceA
LAST WEEK Bur ONE OF
HELLER'S The most astounding WONDERS
iELLEi,s MIRACLES A%D WONDERS woNDEas
HELLEk'5 ever produced In New York. WONDERS
HELLEK's The famous Hat Trick WONDERS
| iiELLkK,s THE SPIRIT COMEDY. lWoNDEns
tLEk Mrs KsPISs Mir Msp pEhLkR ww 9SPERs
EVERY EVENING At o'cLoCK;,
MI. PUNciI-sArURDAY MATINEE
| Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. ..................Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK.
A M. II,
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HOUSES, ROOMS, a., WANTED.
--s-----> Il, fllfs Cit n MI RrnnL IYn~

HOUSES, ROOMS, 81, WANTED.
III this City and Brooklyn.
SNAIL STORE OK & r n.aS or srosE o NTH TIL
2sth SIS for cutlery and fancy goods Address g. r. s.,
L sd st.. at So. Address Q. Herald Uptown office.
HOUSE wANTEDaTHREE STORY, BELOW GOTH
sr sS 20
MAN AND WIFE ,swEDss) TO TAKE CARE OF
tor the no chdren best g
1.-TWO WE'LL FCRNIsiIED BEDROOMS AND ONE
sitting Room wanted by two single genticmen breakfasts
ter L., box iao Herald office.
THREE ADULTS WANT. AN UNFINISHED SEC
family fss uno%a wi. "se Or ono
XNANTED-THE UPPER OR LOWER PART OF
w small house Second Floor, uniurns,cd. for four
references; state full particulars Address s., box
WANTED ny A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS IN
w respectable ncgborhood. Second or Third Fat Of
sS rooms with improvements rent va to $40 between
oee emu 0'" ''' '"'' sue A''''' v" ''A 80 '''
WANrED-FLooR, FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS, FOR
Address L., Herald Uptown Branch onice.
w ANrED--BY FAMILY or THREE ADULTS SEQ
w ond Floor Part Of Upper Part Of six desraby
s,a ais' terms rms rEEMxSEST TESAST ssid ses
w ANTED-AN UYF0RNIsnED ROOM AND HALL
w large square Room. for light honsekeep
ing Scarpeted by gentleman and wife, private
town oiics
w ANTED--BY A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY tNO
w children, small House, handsomely furnished, ne
I'D and 59h sts Ill and 9th II. b. 20 Ferry
lNANrED- PART or HOUSE, LOCATED BETWEEN
w 3tth aud Central PARK. 9TH for family
Of five adults. Address, with best price, H. e. Herald
Office.
OrANTED-FURXIsHED ROOM. FOR LIGHT HOUSE
w kocpng between 4Dth, 55th st, broadway aud 9Th
Nv: by young lady engaged during day. Address TELE
PHONE Herald office
WANTED OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
w complete for light housekeeping. Tor
side, I'D Address. stating lowest terms, DEL
PHA. box I46 Herald Uptown "rcc.
yIrANTED-BY A SMALL, RESPECTABLE PROTEs-
w tant family, the Of nemans residence Tor tho
season; best city reference. Mrs H. - 4os 9th av
yVANTED-rwo OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
w first flight I'd nth Tor home and business.
Answer with full particulars. Mrs REID, Herald Uptown
office.
M ANTED-sECOND FLOOR. TWO OR THREE
w rooms. furnished: gentleman and wifc furnish
Carpets and Kitchen Utensils. A. u. 10 West 43d st.
yrANrLD-rENEMENr PROPERTY, TO LEASE. IN
w the city: security will be given when
quired. JOHN d. MARREcELLA, 532 I'D ~.
I'm the Country.
COUNTRY HOUSE WANrLD-PLA1NLY FUR
n nished, with grounds and fruit, hour
New York, for four months, from June nnoderatc)
price, state location. &c Address q. L. WOODBRIDGE,
SOB Broadway
TTNFURNIsHED HOUSE wANTED-GooD LocA.
elegant Piano. best made Address PIANO. box
l2s Herald Uptown Office
yvANTED-Isr or NAY. A PLAIN, FURNISHED
w House in the country with shade and depot
exceed x3b or $40. Address L. PEAkES, 1903
West 4oth 81.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR INDfAs SUPPLIES. GOODS, ASb
III Transportation.

DKrARruESr INTERIOR,
Olfick INDIAN AfrAiRs.
WASHINGTON March 30 1871
Sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals for Beef Flour,
Clothing Transport alton &c. rs the may be- aud
directed to tie commissioner OF Indian Anars. No 10
Leonard New York. will be received until IL w. ofTues-
day May 4 1877. for furnishing the following supplies,
goods and alton required Tor the Indian service
inr sea yea end june 30 1879
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MY AWFUL DAD.
to witness which the management have TO announce
AN UNUSUALLY GREAT DEMAND FOR SEATS.
and e recommend Early application ut the box office to
avoid inconv ieIcc aud dsappointm ent
Nj. LESTER WALLACE
THE AWFUL DAD.
have another hit OF the In the rich acting OF
Mr. wsack English Barristcr addressing jury tor
his injured client Yet he does not remind OF Buxful
but rather Of ct and that style OF eioquence
which clever eader uses before nm English jury
No without the thousand little eegWncos OF
and manner which only Lester Wsacs has could begin TO
play the part Cincinnati Enquirer
MR.. HARRY BECKETT, MIR. f. VI. HOLLAND, MIX
SHANNON, MR; EDWiS, Mr. LEONARD, MISS ROSE
TON, MISS CLARA BATE. MISS f. THORNTON.
ACr I.-LONDON.
How Evergreen Minor lccturcd his dsobedicnt parent
and how Evergreen Major called himself TO the
ACT lI.-LuNDUS.
How Evergreen Major worked the Lovekn Gold Mine.
and how Evergreen Minor dressed for fancy ball.
ACT Ill -SCARBOa OUCH.
How Evergreen Minor entered upon court.hip aud how
Evergreen Major entered In How the Minor
behaved In duel which he didn't light, aud how The Major
won u bride aud splendid outfit"
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9th st. e d 4th Az: yo.rs......:.. ...... 5000
Trot.er, William and wills 10 Rosa h. Rainsford. T.
Of 18TH ST.. W. ID av.; years. ........... 5000
.. 81 "a av; ns,alments SUPPLEMENTARY. 1000
hammers Ohm II. TO John III. Schultz, 9. W. corner
Jane and washingion sts years 1900
Gibbns Austin. 10 Nicholas T. Palmer, n. W. corner
10Th av and S5th ST. years. 1850
av. n Of 5aii 81 years. 1910
Grant John. o Nicholas n. Faner "a. s. OF 55th ST.,
W. Of 9Th as 3 444o
w. Of sth ay' 8 years 444o
ars Bank. o. Of Broadway :. of55th 81 year 10000
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T THE LOWEST MARKET PEICE-THOSt ELE
n santy finished and substantially built three story pr
einss south side oi 9th ST. betw Lexington
ID Look them and then call INTEL, lO2t
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A RARE CHANCE.-FoR SALE, FOUR STORY
Abrown stone, French basement House 15xdo 26i Yves
42d st. between broadway and 9Th av; complete order
with carpets mirrors, Gxtures &c $5 oOO bargain
terms to suit
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
Or TO LET.
DON'T BuY WITHOUT LOOKING Ar HOUSE
A.No. % ~ Matk's the best the hill OF
tc best in Brooklyn built by day snrk npong
throu bathrooms dnube hoprs wainut huish
taken fr debt he sold low
D,riuO IL with houses take Fiat
' 49, JOIN DONOVAN.
in3 ~. harS's
4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED dOUSI no gkNr
N very cheap Clinton av, Broukyn; n1Gse and iuni-
ture ante new. Address A. H. X. box 2aJ Posi- Office,
Now York.
A CHANCE 70 PURCHASE. Ar a BARGAIN, an
a brown stone h"nsc every Improve.
n,eut location first class Prospect Park 5rookya;
~ M nu,es Vail VI App, Va o"a,rs. DEL NFii'sp
A FlTCH. SO " ~! q.
1sog SALE cIEAP-A COSBY LITTLE House IN
Il l.rook,yn Address or cali on WILLIAM BEDFORD.
b. Mesxer ay.. Brooklyn. h. ~
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basement brown st1nr iou-r @ihNioN
is yrry convenience aud ccptcnahle neisbborhoo
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40, 20 minutes ride to tsrfes rye yaras, s"'eSt
ncf orhopd ,hrd cash
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30

LNOR SALE-35s WEST PORN ST.: COMPLETE OR
II der; include Carpets Gas Fixtures Mantei
Pier Mirrors Cornices aud Shades Possession. Seen
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-08-29
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LAC0NICS.


The universe is the visible garment OF the
Invisible.
THE groves and woods are the musical
academies of the singing-birds
A BEAUTIFUL lady's smiles are magnets TO
draw metal from the purse.
NEVER court the favor of the rich by flat.
tering sither their vanities or their vices
If the waves threaten to engulf you, don't
add by your tears to the amount Of water.
No compassion is felt for the author who
denies . eep to himself to give it to his
read RS
INDoLENcn is a stream which flows slowly
on, but yet undermines the foundation Of
every virtue.
Ir you are asked to do right thing, answer
by doing it. lis short answer, but it does
not give offense.
TIME is the bell.ringer Of the universe.
Z HI strikes the hours even now; presently he
viii peal the chimes
IF the storm Of adversely whistles around
You, whistle MS brayrly yourself: perhaps the
tYo whistles may make melody.
TIT y nsN stw be discovered nathef
dancsd ps sns fronflet OF eternstg. and
upbern anilieAs are inher.tUrs of tbs 1ialy Of
its knowledge
TIE dove. reeollect, did not return to Noah
with the olive branch till the second tim. OF
her eoil e forth; why, hen. should you lie.
spond at she failure Of thu first attr at9