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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

CINCINNATr, March IL. Saturday night a
party of fifteen masked men called at the res
idencc of VIM. Moore. Manchester. Ky, and
told him that unless he made immediate set
Element of his debts, he must leave the coun-
try. Moore procured IA shot gun and fired in
to the crowd. The latter fired volley in re-
ply, three shots taking effect in Moore's body
and inhicting revere wounds. Two men sus-
pccted were afterwards arrested and jailed
Yesterday their confederatcs overpowered the
guard and liberated them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

The town election was held in Richmond
on Monday, and resulted rs follows:
j. W. Spaulding. Moderator: VIM. II
Stuart. Town Clerk; Franklin lIoudlcttc
Ambrose T. Jewett and J. Watson Libby
Selcctmcn, overseers and Assessors: j. W
Spaulding. Town Treasurer; F. j. 5uker
Supervisor of Schools VIM. II. Stuart
Town Auditor; A. p. Ring, Collector.
AppHnInI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

The democrats are sore, very sore; but
they have been beaten so often and so badly.
They should learn to bear up under the pres
ent disaster with Christian resignation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
Trial of TaImage.
'rooklyn Presbytery CON
PENNSILV ANA.
Railroad Matters,

PHrLADELPHIA. March II. At Il meeting
of the Pennsylvania stockholders to-day. res
olutons were offered reducing salaries 3 to 10
per cent. and instructing directors to do all
express business on this road and all other
roads operated by the company, with author
ization To build cars for express business. al
SO to build and operate their own palace and
sleeping cars. The resolutions were referred
to the directors for action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

MONTREAL, March /. Sir A. +. Gait ar
rived from England TODAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
O. WHITTIER, Agent.

At J. FRANK PIERCES Book Store,
Augusta, whe"e specimen volumes in various
styles of binding, may be examined and or
ders given for the next eight days.
March, 1879. marl2-+lw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

The first life insurance company incorpo-
rated by the legislature of Maine, under the
name Of the Union Mutual Insurance Com
pany, is one of the Oldest life insurance com
panies in this country. In twenty-eight
years it has paid its polcy-holders, in death
claims, endowment policies matured or dis
counted and paid before maturity, surren-
dered policies, and dividends, over thirteen
million dollars (sl3, l.22s. ~ AMI it still
holds to their credit in well-invested funds,
the large sum of nearly eight million dollars
(s7 l.67.s7).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
kENTUCKY.
The Swimmer.

NASHVILLE, March H. Capt. Boynton ar
rived much exhausted. He has lost twelve
pounds since leaving Pttsburg. His joints
are cut up and his muscles much swollen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

An Allentown despatch says an embank-
ment caved in at the lIartzcll ore beds this
morning. burying two men, one of whom was
| killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

TUESDAY, March llth.
The horse case, Walker v. Merrill left I'M
finished Yesterday, was resumed and given to
the jury. They gave a verdict in favor of the
defendant.
In the afternoon the assignments coming
up, it was found that nobody WAS ready, one
side or the other pleading the sickness or ali
sence of witnesses. The court was obliged
to adjourn till Tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
BY TELEGRAPH.

Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kcnnebec Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
NOTICE,

A IL PERSONS indebted to A. 7. BEALE & Son
A are requested to call and settle their bills be-
fore March Is, 1879.
mar5t3w A. T. BEALE & SON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
Special Notiets.
ELECTRIC BELTS,

sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay
exhaustion, etc. The only reliable eure. Circulars
mailed free Address, }. X REEVES, 43 Chatham
st. y. Y fehI7 teod& VAN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
Election In VT. Vernon.

At the town election in Mt. Vernon on
Monday, the following officers were chosen
on "citizens' ticket
Washington Blake.
Clerk-Dr. s, Burbank.
Selectmen-D. II. Thing, j. Is. Wright,
Chas. H. McGafev.
Treasurer Collector and Constable-J. +.
Blunt.
Supervisor--C A. NJ. Webbcr.
The town debt is about Sl200.
Palermo Town Election.
Our correspondent writes, under date of
Monday last; This town held its annual
election to-day. The greenbackers caucused
all day Saturday, and thought they had nomi-
mated a ticket that was in,incible. The re-
publicans. this morning, went in. selected
their men. and beat the opposition badly.
The following officers were elected:
Moderator. +. w. Pnkham, rep. Clerk
p. :. Worthing. rep. Sclcctmen, Hollis F.
Foye, dem, Samuel Mardcn, rep, Winfield
:. Greeley. rep. Treasurer, 5. Is. Jones.
rep. Collector, $. &. Norton. rep. Super
visor OF Schools, DR.. Mitchell Delany. rep.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
CALIFORNIA.
Municipal Election

SAN Francisco, March IL. In Oakland
and Salina municipal elections yesterday, the
citizens ticket was successful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

At the cabinet meeting to-day, Secretary
Sherman presented a bill for the Information
of the President to be embodied in a special
message to the extra session, and a statement
showing the probable receipts and expendi
lures of the next fiscal year, and the necessity
of making provision for payment of arrears of
pensions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
DecisiOn.


Judge Barrett decides that elevated rail
roads can be taxed as real estate.
Bank Matters.
The Manhattan Savings Institution mas
been authorized by the State Attorney Gen
eral and the Superintendent of Banking to
resume business, and does go "Wednesday.
Trial of TaImage.
The Brooklyn Presbytery commenced the
trial of Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage to-day. on
charges affecting his common fame
The Cattle Disease.
Forty diseased cattle were killed at Bliss
vile to-day.
Reduction.
The general superintendent of the railway
mail service has sent circular letter to the
division superintendents. directing them to
ascertain the number of employees that can be
retired, and forward the names at once. This
action is absolutely necessary to bridge over
the appropriation for service until July
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
Killed,

Saturday evening. during n thunder storm,
a Young unmarried man was killed by light
ming on Maple Ridge. rioga county. His
horses were also billed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
The 4 Per Cents.
Financial.

The subscriptions to the per cent loan to
day. are 1860, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
California Mining stocks.

Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers Board.
BOSTON, March II.
Boston & Maine Railroad, 1lllallli
Eastern Railroad. i0-sl0I
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad, --a9i
Boston & Maine Railroad new bonds,( lis Sll7l
Eastern Railroad, new bonds) sl's, o. s67i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
PERSONAL.

Hon. Samuel J. Randall arrived this after
noon and has engaged quarters at the Ma
tional.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
WinslOxv Town Election,

WinslOw Town Election.
On Monday the following town officers
were chosen:
Moderator. T.. Gctcheil.
Clerk. W. Bassctt.
Selectmcn, &c.-J. 7. Taylor, A. Z. Var
ncy, :. X. Getchell.
Supervisor-J. L. Garland.
AGENT. E. Cornish.
Treasurer and Collector-L. T.. Hodges.
Auditor-B. E. Paine.
All republicans except Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

Ere It's too late aud that cough ha. become
galoping consumption cleanse your lung. by using
DIR. A. j. Flagg's Cough aud Lung syrup,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-12

Judge Barrett decides that elevated ra
roads can be taxed as real estate.
The New York herald., 1879-03-10
ANOTHER BIG WILL CASE.
From the Montreal witness.l !


commission from the Court of Probate, London
England. of which Sir James Hannah is president,
recently issued. and is at Montreal for tho
purpose of taking evidence in this interesting of
Allen against Massey. The witness to be examined
= a Mrs. Smith, the wife of Mr.. W. H. Smith who
is engaged in the Witness Office and who, previous
her marriage. occupied confidential position in the
household of the gentleman whose will is in
dispute-viz.. John Davies Lloyd, Esq., of Altyrodin
Hall. Cardiganshire. South wales--who died in May
last at the of twentyseven. after having ap-
pears. for some years given way to habits of
sive intemperance. The tcstator gives his wife
Si2.500 year long as she remains a widow cher
age being now twenty -fve). and permits her to
occupy one of the family mansions, provided she
After trifiing egacies to old servants. Sc., tho
residue and bulk of the property goes to mis- solicitor
James Mason Allen, of London who is likewise ap
pointed sole executor and trustee. and also takes the
name and arms of the Lloyd family. immediately
after the testators death caveat against the will
was lodged. and 1t s now opposed by the heiress-a
law. the only sister OF the deceased gentleman who
Is the wife of Captain Haworth Peel Massey OF Tenby
South Wales, upon the alleged ground of fraud and
undue influence the part of Mr. Allen. who. 1t APP
pears, had for some years acted not only solicitor
but us confidential agent. steward and manager Of
the tcstators estates and affairs. The property
inherited by Mr. Lloyd under the will of his grand
mother, who bcqueathed 1t to her grandson. and
present Mrs. Massey. Mr.. Lloyd had family.
Notwithstanding which Mrs. Massey takes no bcnehi
uhucr INC now proppunucu. thougu u icW
months before his death MIR. Lloyd gave instruc
tions Tor will. the draft only of which pro
pared by which he left his sister the property abso
lutcly. This will for other not
proceeded with. and the present one was executed
but few weeks prior to Mr.. Lloyds decease. Mrs.
Smith. the witness in Montreal is expected TO give
some important testimony, and her evidence will be
taken before Hon. L. X. Lanamme. Queens Counsel
formerly Minister of Justice in the Dominion, who
is the commissioners appointed by the court in Eng
land Hon. j. G. Abbott, Queens Counsel, has been
retained for Mrs. Massey instructed by MIR. Charles
Stokes. solicitor. of Tenby. and Messrs. Parker oi
Bedford row, London, who represented here by
Mr. 4. Il. Burrows. having made a special journey
from England for this purpose. one million two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars is involved in
this litigation Mr. Allen will be represented by Mr.
S. Bcthune. Queens Counsel.
The New York herald., 1879-03-10
A SAD SKETCH FROM "ARKANSAw." :"

From the Little Rock Ark Gazette. March 61
Yesterday i'm little frame house on Sixth street,
near Centre, there a of miserable, grief
stricken dcsolaton that is rarely witnessed in this
city. ON bed sat woman whose face bore marks
of sickness. grief and despair. Beside her lay her
husband. dead. with face worn and trenchod by
sickness that intimate friend might not have ro-
cognizcd it. On table at the foot of the bed rested
little black coffin. containing tho remains of baby
Ia the corner of the room pine coffin. which
played little child of the man whose remains we're
claimed by the death box. Laughing in gloe and
rapping on tho coffin with it's little hsts, hum
ming incohercntly, the little thing played. A
Gdsette reporter learned the following from tho
woman. She spoke with great difficulty and would
frequently stop till paroxysm of grief passed. Tho
dead mans name IL William Foster. and he had for
some time previous to his death been employed at
Thompsons wagon yard. Eight days ago he
attacked by pneumonia. and gradually sank till the
grave opened to receive him The little child in tho
black coffin was only twelve days old the little child
playing on the coffin scarcely two years old Several
women gathered around and tried to comfort tho
widow, but her means went up and her dcsolation
starcd-actually gared. from her eyes. "Oh my poor
husband" he moaned. 'He has killed himself try
ing to support me- What am to do Not friend
in the word And she looked at the remains OF her
former protector . though she would exchange
places with him. The city purchased the coffin, aud
Chief Counts lot IL bo said to his credit paid for tho
shroud.
The New York herald., 1879-03-10
SURRENDERED" POLICIES.

The alleged twisting of policies by life insurance
companies led to the passage of resolution by the
State Legislature. February Is. calling upon the
United States Life Insurance Company of this
city to furnish. within ten days list
of the policies surrendered to that corporation.
The preamble intimated that tho company had
tired So 700 900 from the fund.- i'm favor of
the stockholders and against the interests of the
policy holders. At the expiration of ten days the
resolution amended by the Legislature to
require the company to give list of policies
rendered lapscd or exchanged since January. 1sis,
TO date; how much paid policy holders and the
method Of payment.
The company has had force of clerks working
night and day to furnish this information, and they
completed their labors on saturday. The report con
tans three hundred thousand items and is con-
sequently u ponderous document There three
methods of arranging payment for the surrender OF
pocies--by paym in cash, by issuing paid up
policy and by issuing new policy of insurance and
allowing the amount due ON the old policy to DO
used in the pay inent of premiums upon the
The following will show the number of policies
surrendered. lapsed or purchased by the United
States Life Company In ten years, with the amount
aud method of payment for the saino:-
Number of policies surrendered. .......... 6.1Go
Amount of insurance. ST.. .0OO,DOO
For the surrender of the above policies the policy
holders were paid-
In cash 81 ,2JD.WD
In paid up policies. Observation-Disclosures. 4.5O0,OV0
III now policies Tor which old ones were
exchanged. .......................... 3WO,WV
Notes returned. 1000
The company In the report denies the statement
that II has retired $2I50.OO0 any sum whatever by
''twisting'' or by any vther system: that claims
upon policies settled at the request OF policy
holders and in the regular and lawful of bust
against the United States Life the report says they
are but two in number, and these awaiting trial.
The New York herald., 1879-03-10
SERVICE OF SPANISH SONG.

novel and enjoyable affair took place yesterday
on board the ocean steamer Castillo. lying at tho
foot of Morton street. This vessel is the pioneer
ship in tho expectation of American wheat from this
port to Barcelona Spain. and her commander. Cap
tain Jose Capcllo. Catalan. Yesterday he received
on board his ship the Catalan Choral Union.
formed of spanish merchants and gentlemen
residing In this city. This society In devoted to
the Interpretation and perpetuation of the national
music and folk songs of Catalonia, especially the
quisite melodies composed by Juan A. Clare After
excellent repast discussed in the saloon of the
steamer the chorus of the Union. numbering thirty
voices. sang number of Catalan songs under the
leadership OF Sehor Matcu Sabater The music was
both Wild and mclodic and In many respects rescm-
blcs the strange but beautiful chants of the Hun
garian Ziganie or Gypsios. number of Spanish
indies present during the choral recital by the
Union aud evinced much pleasure at the entertain.
nleut
The New York herald., 1879-03-10

last moment to saw farewell. About eight in the
evening of January the farewell is spoken
feel the throbbing of the vessel beneath US and know
that at last of for India.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
RrrnRnED LEAsEs.

Garland N1-v ~ George and John Thesis. no CT
West l4tl-sf wears, at annual rent oi ....---.--
rrl.ua-lirr ST. Co. John B ErmeutrIut part OF 40 -JI
East tth-st. @ years. 40 annual rent of---------,
Park. Henry ami another, executor ete. 70 l-ehtE -
M0Ii.z. SO SO GraUi.st. year., 90 annual rent ci
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WV .vgEK CRY

Ave.A. A.ws. G05l2ft OF l20th-st 4O4ExS5 Henry
y smith % John kDern1. .--.--.
S-tn 40. 8 g. 2It r. Of istaVc 2JIl6O.3-2i Mary
Sim0uSCu o. J UiAeln ---,
12lsf'si ss ISIS II oof 4thsve 13sxlO0ll; y
MARSH rGffIce. tu " 4 Otiugrr.
;-th-stne.I50f 20 q Of 5jh.avn lOOxlO2.2i Max Her
zog and wife 90 j. Bradley ..-.-:--,
Fordham ave vs. q. 20 ft % " lb9th-s-, Z+bNSl.l; Z
Beueuev er ami wife 20 John Damn ana wife ---
Grand Boulevard. s " cor 9sth-st. .aNluo. also
se cor 7tn-avc ana t1tth-st 7JylOU; and also .
cor 4thave ami 1l6th-st, 2j5x5O b smytn TO
2d.ave cor I-d-st. lUONlO2.-i : Jones du"
others % Donovan. -
wife % n ueauc -...-......- n --.
-gth-s D. - 1851 20 c of n MadisOn-4vc, l3 * w.
" ~qu.er AID husband 10 Hvs.cp and Otners,,-
A2d-st n :. 1884 70 e of Broadway ljoG5S.5 MaIiua
stevens ana husband ro v Moore. ..--.-.- -----
lo1t1t 81 400 10 " 0f 10thave l1N9oll also
6lst.st. 100 70 " OF IOth-ave, JUxlOOi smytA 70
III smith ... a,
1Uth.zt. u s. 4-3 ~ " Of 2d-Gve. -lX34.bi ClarA
ana husband 20 ~ vs. uamIll.- q. 90 -
lo4fr.sf n s.. 1901 s. II 5th-ave. 2uN4UOf A Van
Duseu and wife 10 Johnson ......---------
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
Gin propcrip &c Eei.

a PHYSICIANS OFFICE To LET Gurn-
~ sheo az S,adsOnaye. separate entrance ana court
yard rCut $50 peg month
A TO REN THREE STORY and BASE- A,i2I.-
a. MENT DWELLING, 20 University place, one h'tA
low rent JAMES PRICE zoo Hudson s,.
4 FINE LIGHT LOFTS to RENT, in the
building DC Beeknau and Is -pIuce-sii aolnI@Oe loI
pU'''si'i-' ''''''''' JAMES PRICE. 200 Hud'on.st.
BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHI SHOP
ID torrent on West side Canal ST. long es5tb'I'u
Mace !, other shops JAMES PRICE. 2t0 Hudsou.si.
no. 2O4 EAST 15TH-ST.-Io rent furnished
= Cr ulflrulsled-~ iLtc"l ro1ua, al NAp'' ''N'-t''
furnished sl4Cl unfIrn shed 5000 Apnly on premises,
Tg7O LFT-Offces lofts stores and easements
4 IN Beekman Ann Futon John, Pear COL l. G ii W ID
liam and N8sSaU-7ts. rutland WHlIlN.-.0 EeeHIil''-
TO LET-The private residence corner OF
lith.st and -d2vo. f0urstory hrovr-storri sItnlN
ocaiou ,urrOundiug equal 10 ANY IN the city rent low" p
U.y 10 L. q. GREGG, BoNeIy.
TVO LEASE-Nledium four-S,Ory English
bascuTgnt bouse Oh --t.st second door from 5tliyc
rent 5000 JAMES tHIOE' -uV Ii.''SoL 80
rEVO LFT-Stable and cottage; the premises
125 East private stabieincludlng coacrhOuHi
10. sestIu cottage WITH tuFtt Inirl'
rooms with separate entrance Apply 70 IAIliAA VI *
BROTHER-, So Beekman- st. OF BENJ IA ILAA 90 9'uS
ve,aut-st
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
ml5celiaueou6.

FRENCH STANDARD ROSES just received
l. and for sale by c. RAOUX. 226 Frontst
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS ~ RArID TRANsrr,}
"a EXCHANGEPIACE, Z
AEw I0Rk April -, lel1
TNHE COMMISSIONERS Of RAPID TRAN
SRI hereby give NOTICE that Tor The purpose N expeing
business wlcu tuey appointed, ey request LAO
ali plans uuruirt to 30 coui1n ciiel 20
construction and operation oi sapd lths,o
Railway be made % them n writing on or before me A-
day Of May 1879. 10 this ONCE.
NitT o.. -rEBBINS.
HENRY L. SPAELDlNO.
BENJAMlN G. ARNOLD, fConmlssoueIs.
LEWIS g. MORRIS and
SAM EL r. fILl.Eh,
HENRY q. -TEBBINS, President.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
NIETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY,

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VA OPEN FROM $50 n. TO y NJ
kECTOR--TAEEI-Ne point for Wal street Ferry,
COT ETLA DrTEE rNeaest point for jersey city gni
T-N cares. point Post ONCE. city HAL and
Barclay street Ferry tO HOJOSen
CHAMBEKS-S REEr-Neafest point Tor PaVonA and ERE
ANKLtN.~TREET-
GRAN DsTREETN for DesbrDsse Street Ferry
Jersey CITY, and connects with ioi DrsJrO7ses Ani
East Grand street Ferries
BLEECKEKsTREEr-COnu with cars FOR East aud
EIGHTH sTREET-Nearesf point or Christopher str,ss
Ferrv HObokcn connecting WITH cars tOr CHRIS s,Ophef
and Easr Tenth Ferries.
FOTRTEENTH- = rREEr- Nearest point 70 Union >quacc,
Wallacks and LYCeum theatres. Academy lf Au-ic It.
wing ramm3nv Halls, cnnZ with cars iOf E.sc
Twenty third rhirty-iOurtb street Ferries. -
TWEEN TY rHIKD--rEEET Nearest point to Bonth+ -
Ciarien. Masonic Tempe and Tenty'Juri 7treer
Tu ufRTY mn KIl- TRrIr-NelTast point 70 Stausrf.
Broaiway and Fifth Avenue Theatres. AIuaIluin sni
san Francisco Minsres connecting WITH cafs TOT 90
bawsen Ferry. - ..-, =. -. ~ mi, r-.,.
fer COmpsnys cabs lOi Grand OehtISl DepO1
81 t~Y SrREET-Ncarrsr point 'or Central Park.
connecting with 1f RCt Line Railroad
FIFTY. .THIR D-STREEr AMI EIGAIHAE EN { Il
For uptown take east side stations
or downtown trains take west slie NaNonS
Trains viii run 6tave. and o3dsL and sth.
FARE iO CENrS Except between tho hours ot $50 D
7.30 a n and 5 % >. m.. when the iare Is cents.
WM. r. GARRISON President
N. VAN BROCKLTN. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-04-22
Couilirn ncaI Gstate for Sale.

FOR SALE-A house in perfect order, with With
garden fruit lovely situation IN the beautiful
and al aiTeG by the owner cTAELEs DREW
No. Murray-st, New York
TOR SALE or TO LET. furnished Desirable
residence twelve rooms nicely furnished line aun-
dry plcqty SHADE NUT eardci si3olng Gy; 9n 5.HG 0
Conn.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A desirable
residence az Passaic Nj 50 minutes via Erie Railroad
with choice iIulis uust be seen 10 1o IA
Frs "-Lori & Tavlor BROADWAY and 2Oth-st.
TOR SALE at a bargain. 81 acres in New
L Jersey "a miles from New York minutes walk rom
depot good buildings good we'll an kGs Oh m Ii'c M ana
lever title ndisputabie will be sold at great sacriac9
Address or apply 70 ~ CONNl-l. 1one ' az, ~ - 49,
EARM of - acres with ample buildings
L one hour trom NewYork and two miles from d9Rot'
high drained adapted dairy fruit or trucs arm
nr vii i lease With privilege to pary with capital expert
to work or appreciate IA summer Iesuonoo A
uress Box Ss. Bound BROOK -
EOR SAIE-Seventv-fOur acres of land at
Long Branch. y. j., near the ocean PCT now % on " ,1
feet Of river front nigh ground and where tree. VII gioW
bottom price Address the subscriber East Long hran'h
maps at James NS"'S : ''- DO'' g c'5 W TRoUTMAN.
HOUSE for SALE or RENT-Furnished or
- o She A eals rs 4c2T nPd oa aa ms from
Oface aud Churches ID hours from Newlg E Il a1
Fly TO JoHY " BAILEY, Piaitsourg. \ Y.
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE or
n9s 5s1id N nssS' psic he Qucn
CITY Of tie Hudson And for sale len a.t % @
Gated the river bank near A99, SlI co Pou e,p
barn. fruit &c. Apply to WALTER Co'Lll7' -A''P
NIORRTSTOWN. y FOR SALE-Flne
VA country residences rom one 70 ten acres pr
om $4,000 to OooUi also 90 let turnsed VIII 'i 6
pr0'ea'n'' 81 EbbY ESHYRE No. Ii5 Bro4away
DASSAIC. \. J.-9O acres of land; $500
fee river front hge Te'lcen'g % ana on Tor sle
Address OF apply to ANDERSON PRICE -'o H''N'"~l'
r,TT-tPTF COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.