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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-10-03

"Say, mister" said a small boy to
one of the assistants at the public ii.
brary, II can't find the books | want
to git into these here catalogues. /
wish yer'd End EN-" "What work do
you wish to draw ?" paternally inquir.
ed the official. "WelI, have yer got
'Mulligan the Masher, or Cory Galoot
of the Galtees p" The man shook his
head. "Well, I'd like Red. headed
Ralph, the Ranger of the Roaring Ri
alto " ave don't keep any Of that
sort of II ash, my boy" "Wot sort of
libery is this, any way ?" retorted
the gamiu "why, its just like every
thing else in this country-run fur the
rich, an the poor workingmen git 70
show at all.-BoStOB TraUeler.
"Far lie it from us to doubt the
word of a brother editor" says the La
Crosse San. 1--WE believe them all to
be truthful men; but when the Dur
and Times says the water is so low at
the mouth Of the Chippewa river that
catfish have to employ mud.turtles to
tow them over the bar, we feel as
thoue III the editor must be away and
some local minister filling his place"
A convention of thirty Greenback.
ers assembled in Buffalo yesterday and
nominlted General f. E. Spinner for
Secretary of State. His name (written
in an appropriate corner) has probably
influenced more votes than the name
Of any other man in the State Utica
Observer.
Whenever you see an otficious youth
making as much noise in a crowd Of
men as "A spring chicken that has just
discovered he is a rooster, you can
make mp your mind somebody has
told him be ought to study law
Brookuiiie JetersOaian.
A good little boy who was kicked
by mule did not say naughty words
or 90 homo crying to his mother. HI
lust tied the mule within five feet of (
bee hive. backed him round to it anC
| let him kick.
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w. c. CopuRN, NJ. D.,

BHYsICINN & SURGEON offers his
L services to tho people of Forest 60.
Having had an experience OF Twelve
Years in constant practice, DR.. Coburn
guarantees to give satisfaction. DR.. Co
burn makes specially of the treatment
"l Nasal, Throat, Lung aud all other
Ghrcnc or lingering diseases. Having
Investigated all scientific methods of cnr-
ing disease and selected the good from all
systems, he will guarantee relief or cure
ia all cases where cure is possible. No
charge for Consultation, All feos will he
re- asunabe. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties n. distance can con-
salt him by letter.
O1be and Residence second building
below the Court House, IioneSta, Pa. Of
Kos days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25ti
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an extent that lay awake all night
lest / should miss the train, | rose and
took my bath at four; got Ralph off F;
and we ran down by the same train
that / had gone down by on the pre-
vious morning, my friend growing
more silent and depressed as we reach
ed the station and walked toward tho
rectory.
It's Just three years since l was
down here he said, as We approached
the copse. How sweetly the binds
sing
mapmuverod SO that he should go
first, having for excuse the narrowness
Of the path and as hoped, SO it fell
about, for letting him get few yards
in advance l hung back as Ralph
turned the corner by the stile, when
there was wild cry, a sharp ejacula-
ton, and / saw poor Laura literally
leap to his breast and nestle there, ex-
claiming, AT last at last 7
My poor girl / he cried, in falter-
ing accents, astounded, delighted, and
ended by olasping her close to his
heart, as she joyfully exclaimed:
1T has been SO long! But [ knew
you would come at lastp
Here, quick quick! cried Ralph.
She has tainted.
1t was quite true; and between us
we carried the poor girl to the rectory,
whence the gardener went galloping
off on the rector's cob for the doctor,
three miles away.
But Laura wanted no doctor and a
short time afterward l left her lying
on the sofa, holding Ralph's hand
tightly in both Of hers, as he knelt by
her side, telling her again and again
how he had always loved her and had
never dared to hope-words that made
her eyes brighted and her heart pal lpi.
tate with JOY.
And this is why you didn't come
back yesterday said the old gentle
man, his voice shaking, as he clung to
my hand.
And we-we-we kept the ducks
waiting till they were quite spoiled,
sobbed the old lady. oh dear! oh
dear l don't know what I'm saying,
but God bless you for this God bless
you for this !! and she threw her arms
around my neck and kissed me as if ]
had been her son.
ran away at last, felt so ready to
act like u child and the basket oi
trout that / caught that day was q
marvel.
1t was getting dark when / strolled
back, heavily laden, to the rectory, to
hear that the doctor had been and
gone away again.
Smiling. sir, smiling said the old
rector to me, as | remembered l had
thought she wanted none.
And l was right for Laura an
privileged TO call my dear old friend'i
wife by her Christian name-soor
grew strong and well, her menta
weakness passing away with her re
turn to bodily health. They have Q
charming cottage near the rectory
where l stay when 60 down to fish
and they have sweet little girl, whC
always calls me 'uncle;' and whtr
there is boy, he is to be named il
my honor.
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III HIS STORE Will BE FOUND

Tobacco Cigars Stationery, Glass, Paints,
pCutery, all of the best quality, and
IN be sold Mt reasonable rates.
DIR. CHAS. o. DAY, am experienced
Physician and Drug ,ist from New York,
has charge of the Store. All prescriptions
put mp accurately.
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MFRS. q. M. HEATH,
DREssMAKER, Tionesta, Pa

MRS. HEATH has recently moved to
lNL this place for the purpose of meeting
want which the ladies of the town and
county have for long time known, that
of having n dressmal1er of experience
among them. am prepared TO make all
kinds of dresses in the latest styles, and
guarantee satisfaction. Stamping for braid
ing and embroidery done i'm the best man
ner, with thenewest patterns. All ask
is Il fair trial. Residence on Elm Street,
in tho Acomb Building. II.
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y. RJNNHAR.
y. N. SMILEY.
KrxNEAR@ g SMILEY,
Lawrenoe HOUSE,

rENION HSTA, PENN'A. WIN. law
| RENUG, PROPRIETOR. This hous"
is eentrally located. Everything new and
well furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention givon 10 guests.
Vegetables and Fruits OF all kinds served
ia their season. Sample room for Com
ia aeroial Agents.
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FOR EST HOUSE,

G \. WARMER PRorRIrToR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
openel Everything new and clean and
froSA. Tho bost otliquors kept constantly
SR hsud. A portion of tho public patron
ago is respectfully solicited. 4-H-lY
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CENTRAL HOUSE,

DoNNER 81 AGNEW BLOCK. l..
ID AGNEw, Proprietor. This is new
nomse, and has Just been lifted up for the
Dmmodation of the public. n portion
of tho patronage OF the public IL solicited
aa-ly
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CRIAiINAL NOTEs.


judge sutherland yesterday imposed fines IN he
foIoN dealers IN aduttiFted mHk >eDA-aA
HOP SO So suffolk d. Johu ktAl, 20 "a tpuihc ST.
81. Roster N.leii--. 500 and J. t~h e'ts
" 80 rc'entst- 700, George Neuhei 40. 0J4 Li-H'
t'e,S-
IL the Court Of General Sessions yesterday, Judge
Sutherland passed sentence as follows; Lcrths AlioA-
fgog- assault Joseph becker years AID Michael Doh
ney LcMaIUs O.. S;UV worth 81 con from Jo
. Doyn Nos - aud - New Church ST., ears lmvrIS
emmett a. the state Prison.
Al the Ess4x Market Police Court yesterday,
TheoJTr schwartz charged Charles 5chAe.ci who vas en-
0r4y employment with stealing clothing 49, "@tch
a. valued 500 from No - Bo"ery, On Al al Gay AiIl
be BE- ne 500 ball M4cnnc hlLd' TOT steAk osl
Hn The properly a ir4i, j. Ol NJ
80 hOVDeI-bi " !llI- .HsbuI XII, sas head 10 500 A
At Jle Tomb. Police Court yesterday dichael
p Ia charged pointing and ming pistol al a1A
aeOII Di o. IA u ulDerfy ~ diiihf Hftstt
hscs and held Ia DOl bail JOhi GO Di VINO Ho,rs
raguri charge receiving lamps irCn TO tri" nH
E4et Charles Kcrst8u and Henry ClJgr 81 various ut5
shce DecmlrT last knowing the SAME 10 be SDe 81 '
Ives Patent Lamp Company, az No Il bAicys dhd Nc" 70
PaK The boys the House VI DreuLOA as
N4tlussss, and COnlOl held Ia 5000 JaA
At the Washington Place Court yesterday, Mary
Norton domestic sup0ycd Or. Narlgy No S4o west
Twelt, second ST. held 81 900 ball. charged with sea
ID watch worth So from the daughter on hcf rhpoy
william Raymond a Nellku0wH thief for stealing from the
Iewy Of simon Msarbach. NO olI Broadway, puIr
containing 500 was held for trialA few days $50 tFtck
iltrr named Thomas II. PINK given case 0 tiIhhs
VA, 90 slip FOR them Texas He Slapped lnstcAd box si
bncks paWDed the clOhIng heTBaId IN
CUNT they were held 81 500 ban each Three Juvenile
IA named par.ck Wash alias Pat the Tartar Henry
Quarry and Michael ROundrec, al members Of west SIDE OF
1entaye COteres" held Ia ban Oh several charges Oh
Twenty Eleventh and stole brass ana iron
Hom al The boundaries Ina the negiDorh0od
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s 1 ar. Me.sl1 eR
plantation required DGtcaE Van Dorsn sgTstes are
sucient Gutn'a M as Denied WITH COST
day Agrl ls77 NsyCT agt MeehsnThe pIaintas attor
dese explanation from counsel Gillian agt Mitnac 81
sup agt Bangs-Moon override the answer frivolous
qrsnted. Reinsen RorresterNStiqa denied with
costs; memorandum Loines aCt McDsTmott- Motion
denied without costs memorandum Whitney ast'
The defendant entitled ein Of parne1lars motion
GRANTED Sang agt f9r e1 9nS
SCI the motion should least state the grounds
asked to sign order which recitc that after hearing conn
sci the order asked for Is made This IL not In accordance
we -, INA agI " ,c snrIice u, ne sn,
nn @ p b pr%3 nj ~ and 10 Iep0rt thereon
Aufurth agt sehnalcecSe.-Deaull oPened on eofdton
that plaintiff pay before notice OF trial and $40 costs Of
motion Cause win be restored to its place On the calendar
Csr7t-fu TTT-By Judge Westbrook.-Tbe People, sc
agt MenoT1ndun IS 10 APPOINTMENT BACK sn9
Of the that the issue should dae back the
the employment trial should wait their
for June term and the court can then make such further Or
der a. 10 its trial rs viii be just
Common Pleas-ChdmtTs-By Judge Larremore.-
Crossman apd Daaz agt TIT ct GRANTED Brirss
Walsh. &c, Havland and agt Grigg Havi and aet
ter 81 afdan Appointed Vile agi Hitler ct al
Application denied Wesco;t agt SmthThere DO author
BY Judge Van Hoosen.-Plonsky agt JaPha-Compaint
Marine COart-C6ambes-B Justice McAdam.-
Jo GA a 9nnoa. Med McrSe ss surely may
justify on the 2th inst at 10 $40 costs 10 Defendant 70
abide event Buss agt STANDARDIZATION denied 20 9 sts
Mccall agt MuraY.-Thrd person ordered 10 pay H3S bb
keller agt fhean0rder 10 pay S413 ~ granted NC snh
BlO0mICd.E. Jacobs appointed receiver Merchants
National Bank agt. Hvs0p-Motion granted solomon agt
allowed on payment OF y costs
OF motion. Marine Court appendix p Al cohen AL
Schcusees Jewell Bear'isley Ames act Morgan-De
faults Hartley agt First Mate Tlackler-lm, case ias
within the al rale, that tort. committed on Doai p
ship the high must De considered A. wing Dc
CURED within the territorial limits Of the foreign nauo 20
which the vessel belongs and The parties hayhg the
ships equipacc though actually here, IN law consist
cred remaining within me foreign Jurisdiction The piu
I'm has not been regularly DISCHARGED from me Nss AM
not resident or citizen; under snch ccunSlot ms
declines Jurisdiction. The defendant Is dscidrStt
Clements agt Muian-M Notion of Judgment denied win
$40 The objections urged are more numerous Iah
those existed Johnson agt Nlhar, 10 when an
opinion Ged March q, 1877: bridgeport Brass Com
BrtsM0tOn granted, so COSTS stfCs en- out ana
tho defendant ~ De examined ntpen court smith AT nav"
motion denied, with liberty % renew AIT
action No 2 SO costs 10 plnt 10 aDo
Plaintiffs motion not decided. hch AIT BleDirT-
Decision Alec Compton Sedell Kay agi. whitney
Cannon aCt. Kroner Reid ag Price Dohue agt AmsO.n
BaeZrr DouCcr; SCieuck agt. Wostemet' IrNn as
conway smith aS. MaAer Newman agt Doe; Kelly a.
IrrN granteN
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CIVIL NOTES.

IN The suit Of D. c. Carlton against Thomas Dorsey
Judge Larrcuore Common Pleas Special Term Yesterday
granted th. city in and make Gc.eAs- The
r-Ctuet si over property on 4ht2Nt OF Nlch
Tie urt. L.aIt ~ tenant unaet the city
In the suit of John Ryall against James Kennedy.
IL, chn Of The steamship Coy Of BRUSSELS winch De re-
coye. judgment y 900 for the deata Of his little
bog drinking d4,iDfectag liquid carecssy LIT Dy
te steward within his reach, Judge Freedman IL superior
Court ~g M Term decided That Ia sgcA case ue law
does ava warrant execution AGAINST tAc body IL Is uut
permits arrest causes oil action I3F p3 seal
Hiul 3It tl4. injury 10 the BODY o. ~" pEuA'
such 81 action ~ COMMON L." ceased Win te cti OF
injured person. The lc.infy 10 TN,
deceased cause
action attach % IL the right u execution against
tic OOjy.
An application was made yesterday by William
L. Morris for o; property IN Morils2nia IN which be
interest with eean o. sale the remainder
going Children By selling portions rand OF S@oU,oOO
been created low NewYOrk Life and ITust Com
pluy. income the estate - about 5000 MI
MG he has spent much Of his own money ID IN
pgUytlcas but that the property Is uhs aDt OF
H- s0d sacrifice. there are sun NhPdI
taxes OF 1874 and ls5 TO tdN' tine pen
borrowed 800 make the taxes Ia- year. "c
OgJJ Bc pTa, Therefore, te appointment i
Receiver that they b. authorized 70 take i.om lAc i-
m Trust Company sufficient 10 pay the Oac taxes Ao mo
$40 borrowed. sud Oicr dnl- as hi De e-Sa41 40
l!.sIte ilc property. Decision was reserved
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,rcARrY.s ExAMINAr1oY CONCLUDED.

The examination Of William Fitz Charles Nc
Crt charged with stealing Charles V. Hands diamonds was
c5ulgi yesterday, without throwing additional .Ht On tn5
r;rv Of the diamonds McCarty testified further regard
IN . adventurous and his financial Affairs He sad
ths' De al been offered commissions III the armies " Don
carlos Of Scyia and Of Montenegro He held commission
r. one khacycs army Egypt short time. He vas now
MARINER i- the frn Of Moore McCary CO. OF Ola Broad
Al London Who -0id arms and ammunition u rcnt eev
errnir Tho had TeceEtiv engaged n tho WIZ" ra0e
he the PURPOSE opening
HrlaCI aeye 10 introduce new brand Of Champagne
H. Ga. s-i4IreL ..-l..-.-,-
gt..,, sampson WAS called testify TO McCarty's
sar- London and sad that NcCaTtY had good sociIl
rt.l tA.re member OF fashionable club. The
i'm v.ta ch claimed be connected vas reputable
ole TIE adjourned n TINS Stage until MONDAY IN
Olu.r 20 Obtain witnesses Tor tie defense.
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An application was made 70 Judge Lawrence in
sur Inc court Cham bcrs III Joseph Gunal
against 9uisa Wilson ard Others aside decree OF fore
ttslr. AVID sale Mrs Wilson been blind for -
an deaf Her nuElcdton with Tie other w"!i Is
lv spelling out words on BY method somewhat Ike
TIE 10. graphic code sister died ibece from the
20. ou.l. wilson in affidavit spoiled out 10
he manner that She -gcd Atr house Tor $40 ID,
su-o.tul gage EaI Lte years 20 run when The
served her she asked The Fc-'H serving II 10
and exnlln 10 70 her hrshdn aua she
promise to to 20 iit nl In ana ic knew
about until huI husband informed nci that
ID De sid. SIZE aSAs % DE l-IAtiel 70 &c
Judge Lawrence yesterday denied TIC .AOu0n
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THE COURTS.
DIVIDED HOUSEHOLDS.

x,vopcE CASES BEFORE THE NETWORK COURTS.
Judgo Lawrence, in Supreme Court. Chambers,
~, erred the suit Of Conrad Pnches against Mary b.
Piuehes TO James = Miller.
pcbecca H. Burns obtained divorce from her nus
nand Lewis H. Burns, last FAN, with an order that nc
~ $40 counsel fees. Judge Lawrence yesterday
Granted an order that he show why he be not pun
,shed for contempt for rot paying II.
In the suit OF Patrick Singleton against Johanna Single
,on recently tried In Superior Court Special Term. Judge
rreeduan has given his decision awarding freedom to
the husband
In the suit Of James White against Mary White, In
which the husband charges that his wife has been living
vi;b one Hogan and has q child by him. judge Lawrence
a. Snpremo Court Chambers has made an order OF rel
ertnCe. . ~, ..--. ,r...,. L ro...
ol-eav ported in The TRIBUNE. In which the husband
charges hIs wife with m1delty with VIM. \. Rogers at
Manassas in Virginia. and at Washington, and the vile
charges conspiracy the part of her husband 10 get
nd az hcr Judge WesthroOk in Supreme Court Cham
hers has settled the issues and sedOwn the case for trial
~ the Iune term OF the Circuit
Maria Dlehauer charges her husband with inhdelty
Nth Regina K Steinway. whose husband has obtained
divorce from her. She alleges that the criminal nt-
macy here but that June last her husband
followed Stenway TO Paris whore the intimacy was
resumed and he took her to bis home in Lorraine In
October he returned and served with ihe papers IN
this SUIT Judge Lawrence in supreme Court Chambers,
referred the case yesterday 10 james r. Gerondelet
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TIE BANKRUPT LAW IN THE STATE COURTS

About six months ago q petition in bankruptcy
was tiled against Herman. who had previously made an
ASSIGNMENT for the benefit OF creditors under the State Law"
the bankruptcy proceeding creditors meeting was c@eu'
and composition deed accepted. by which the creditors
the dollar and the property assigned
the be returned to the debtor Aboru
Co. creditors, parties 10 the proceedings in bank
rupoy Recently theY applied TO Judge Larcmoe, IN Com.
mon Pleas Special Term for order compel the assignee
Of herman Turned signed property under
proceedings bankruptcy account for the property
Tfs opposed The ground that the composition deed
had The debt operation OF law Il
creditors had consented tortease IT, ADorn, NOR Co.
therefore longer creditors and had no interest IN the
ASSIGNED urepprtv COuld nothing accounting
ard f. u claimed secured creditors by reason Of tie
they would only get their pronortnate share
would equal the amount occurred them y the COM
deed judge ArTCnoro granted tie notion iniiAa
Il. a pro f0ysr, question might ne
/ cussod fully az General Term X. l. NeWcomD
an eartu petitioner n J. DteuhOeter Tor tie re-
eyOUlCIL
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5ls GIfnm.
FACT.-HORTON. ICE CREAM Is MADE

A FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and ia appreciated for It's purity nehnesa and certainty OF Do
ing delivered IN good order.
CHURCHEs FAIRS, FESTIVALS &c, supplen A.
25c. PER QUART.
~ Apr oT~rF Russo and JELLIES nch and delicious at
prices below those Of any otheI establishment
D.uots 800 Fourthave 26i broadway aud as Chathams
EUSSEII.s ICE CREAM. best in the city, Zoe.
er mart "a churches and large parties Charlotte Russo
In 6o1 "a 10 carry home fresh twice day IL Bible House
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THE LIMITATION OF CONSPIRACY CASES.

Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer of counsel for Henry
n williams, Herman Hirseh, and Morris Hess, who
were indicted for alleged smuggling operations on in
formation nished by Charles L. Lawrence, yesterday
gave notice, the call of the cases In the United states
circuit Court that he would raise the question whether
the statute OF limitations did not bar the Government
fr IN prosecuting the defendants under conspiracy In
dietment The United States statute fixes the limit Tor
prosecution In ut five years from the GATE
o. The orcnse, and IN other cases AT TWO years II Is
claimed that "a conspiracy indictment does not come
rrer the hpaG Of ornsrs nst the revenue and that
the two years limit applies: All or the Ouenses chaIEc
L. have been committed about four years aso. Judge
Denh0efer wIli argue The case on hCEday elher on
piea n abatement OF motion quash the ndicmen Is
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pASSENGERS 4RRIyED.

FROM BEEMEN-TH steamship Odrr March 23-Pfu
Schae l. Sagarzurietta W :. LonGWofth. VIM SiegtT
A. iegiricd jr. Paul Rel sch, Segucd Herr Richard cross
Mrs CaraiLI Eppcneter. Henry Strande Geo.
DAVID, WoOg, T. Ebrs Carr Marmeisitlh II iif-tn
frld Mrs.. Augusta Fly and children L. bItDs L. werner
Max Brock, VI. GOg5er, NJ. Hart. X. Hahn
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Gin illa! Get1te for Sale.

y i-ice- lnrllg ia Ia.l: g. 0lG c- balance loIg
Ge,ifrf ac.uts not answered Address EARNEST Tribune
O.c..
GMOKN CHIMNEIS CUEED.-No cure no
y Ylg: Cooking gaf h,4t ROOMS Above, war
ranjed. Hull, GEIFPl.N Z CO., "lI't- ab1v" sd 81
NEEoT 39TH-ST., near 5th-avc.-Four-
W story s.oDr FED-,I, price mod. rae. ri LAND Z
WHITING. E,rklnaa't
slSTu-ST.. NEAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
80 sale los order Trustees aud ts-cuOrs 7-G feet. win
CHI ron aaa bros -stD4- DN BILLING, al auction, ApI
u. H!2,s NJ .alc Sc, ollie RICHARD Y. HAENLII,
suCiiOucer, III E411uway.
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Auttion Sales OF Real estate.
COTTON MILL FOR SALE

COTTON MILL FOR SALE.
~ Thoroughly built Of brick having 800 3pindles, 10
looms machinery has been used only years and il in
frstrle order In every Respect buildings in thorough repair
ample power tie year; roOmv and
cOHmoOus teuemens for fun force Of mill hands Situated
IN fittshed y H., line II valley Railroad, -
miles from Concord " III. To be sold at auction on the
premises,
. On THURSDAY April Il. at l2 O'Clock noon,
not previously disposed Of ut private For further par
ticnlars apply EBEN DALE ~ D.vOnshre-st, Boston,
or .. ". DAVIS, Pittshed, y H.
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Gitn propcrIn % Eei.

NO. 1913 CROSBY-ST.-TO RENT, for man
- niactaIins. stoaic or other purroses SroHE end
Apply 10 LORD, DAY 4 LORD. No. 10 broadway.
spacious. light, conspicuous, extra sized, cor.
- and william; HIGHT basement Flock 800 Broadway.
'eNO Lighthouses, West 45th, West 4lth
FURNISHED, West 18th Fast 9th Clinton place. r.. 18th,
r. S4th, r.. @lst ht LAND a WHITING Bee SEIan-st.
TE'O LET-Br0wn stone HOUSES, west side,
$500 70 $1,000; APARTMENTS, 500 10 Sl0Ur. send
for list. For sale. 5000 60 s2juOO. this Is 20 cont eli
J. W. STEVENS. Bloal"ay and Fiityst cond-st
40 LET-Io out-Ci-tuWn manufacturers,
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Hoffman BuTke.-Case setted.
by Judge Smth.-Decree OF divorce
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