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rENO RENT FROM MAY 1.-EnglSh base
I meuts brown .tOnefront house No 2j7 West 52dst;
rsc4ss surroundings occupied by same enanI for over
ten years lowest $500 Apply on premises TO IL a. m
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'VO RENT-FURNISHED or Unfurnished,
No 2O4 El- l5th-st.-A three story prick house with
extension al improvements and in good ORDER possession
he given ATril !. Apply on premises
yCO LET or FOR SALE.-j12, 541 546, 54S
Wa-hu gton.st soutl OF Kngst substantial
four story building boiler and elevator suitable for
storage warehouse factory Apply to h ROBINS IU5
Wa'oT-st
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CONNEC1ING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED II SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
The elegant steamers SToTiNGTOV and MARIA.
GAN~ElI leave Pier 80 Norh River dooi Of Jay-st) al
y. m. daily except SundIys)
special hrstca~- limited tickets good only on 241 a. m
train gon via THIS line New York ~
Boston for ~ 30.
Tchcts Or At all principal ticket offices Saterooms
secured OF WcscOtt Express Company and at nos
1858 391 Broadway Metropolitan aud Finn Avenue
Hotel cket Offices. - .-. .... .....,..,.,. ,,>-,,.
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wiI T. ceivc pupil. in painting Landscape flowers .tn lie
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Saturday

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, March g. 1s
The following sales were held at the
change salesroom to-day
BV 4. J. Bteseler & 9or
8 story br ck dwelling with o;, No 1873 MardOugai
st. 100 II 3 Of4th-st lot Z4.7I55g: louis Van
dengen
g. 500 II W Of Macdougalst, ot23X73 4: same pur
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BV John T. BOud
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map OF North MelrOse. 23d Ward, each 25r
100; David Arnold. .................... ..........
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-Bv an
- English Protestant Young woman very @ hambe @
well competent e, IN e,tes oE honest o6ng
woman country city Call At No 1868 6thave near S'd
CHAMBERMAID and SEWING.--By first
" g who has good city rene % can s2
cog 9th ave, between 35th and S6th-sts.
CHAMBERMAID, WAITRESS, &c.-By q
" German gr is neat active am Gan 90 rfcrences
to be seen at the Protestant HOME 1873 ethave four
doors above lOh ST.
nRESSMAKER.-A dressmaker would like
FEY ime sh to s % Tj. % S OF saWr aSs' ns cu AdTs,
Tribune Uptown office 1888 Broadw.y.
nRESSMAKING in all the latest styles old
ll9 West 2Gth.st., paror floor.
DRESSMAKER. R.-A frst-class dresSmaker
Dand Froneh designer socts engagemen, py Ins qIy M
irons Address O. s Tribune Uptown once l23s Broadway
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-B an American
" Protestant girl with best references good p'n
s1A S% FH5TESTANT M T HOME BUREAU 80. i56 OtOve.
fourth door above lOthst
HOUSEWORK.-By a neat tidy, intelligent
Young Protestant girl will be generally useful in a
family any capacity; can do good cooking aGd /. good
wages wages mcderate Can be $5G 6thave near 234st
I AUNDRESS.-By a frst-class laundrcss who
- can can ute pn polishing ana is Wins ms % G sD In
between 35th and 3Gthsts.
NURSE, &c.-A very gentee French girl,
L
il capable Obnging and very willing city or
county. Apply at JACQUINS BUREAU. 6O2 Gthaye'
between 3Gth and 36thsts.
NURSE, &c.-A Protestant girl as a nurse
" neat and competent best ref
erenccs. 527 est 5-th-st, store
Y URSE. &c.-A competent mIddlc-aged wO-
" man with city reference where she can be nsefu
or wat on an invalid good home preferred to wages oo
NURSE, &c.-A respectable woman with no
~ ncumbrance, by the week month TO wait on an In
yaln. the Of small family Call at No ia est
lIthst.
NURSE, &c.-By a English Protestant
" woman age YEAR. competent 10 take charge of
infants ami growing children also good seinsTess e1
eel ent recommendations. CARPENlEKS, IO5 otnaVe'
near 9thst
NURSE.-By a respectable Protestant woman
" Infants understands the care OF an infant
birth reference Call or address No III est
36thst
CEAMSTRESS, &c.-A seamstress, under
- stands ,smlkng all kinds Of family soy also
machine 90 by the day week, or would ake
place seapstress city or country Address
" Tribune Uptown Office, l,23S Broadway
SWEDISH, GERMAN and FRENCH servants:
- Female and male. for city or country also go0I
swedish farm hands at the SWEDISH EMPL0f Mn
OFFICE, corner 27thst. aud 4thaye. DOLLlNGEH u
NELSON, successors To Maurice Lindquist
NNATRESS.-Frst- waitress; best city
w references. l62 East 33d-st
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Caw 5fhocls.

VALELa School Regular course, = years;
Gra0uaa course dOr degree Of nC.Ll wears AL tern
mems sent 26 Address Prot WAYLAND New'Hayen' CT
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". WHY THE SOUTH Is "SOLID.p
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 4s. Price, Cents THE III
TNK Investigation Of The recent election N south Caron
showing how Republican meJo1ies were wiped 0ui D mn
dgton and fraud, also. MR.. BLAINES sPLECH IN III
HENAlE.
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5ltuatlous DauIeo-- Hlales

COACHMAN.-By a respectable colored man,
I ! "a colclInan. Address GOOD COACHMAN. Tribune
West SIDE Office, 30S Wcst 23dst
FARMER or rGARDENER.-By an American;
4 thoroughly understands the care ~ stock VIE HsC
class butt maker best Of references Address W. H.
Orange y.
EARNER-EXPERIEN an Ameri-
L Protestant single man. age % years brought up OF
farm Dutctess County aud practical III all branches OF
dairy work. stock grain and fruit growing best reconmcnss
uo s. Apply at CARPENTERS. lO8 6ti-aye near 9th 81,
EARNER. COACHMAN, &c.-By an Ameri-
County = well expernced in ali kind. Of IA ming, stock
&C. also good coachman aud pam GaIGeHsr UeS'
recommendations Apply OF dudIesS ~ NAI'I ~ 'S -
los Oth-aye., near 9th.st.
EARDENER-By a single man; IS first
~ class gardener and rose glover Address j. d. $40
broadway.
EARDENER.-Single thoroughly under
~ stands greenhouses graperies irut ho"ets Yese
proficient ia all matters pertaining TO saIdeh9g AauieSs
}. T.. Box 33. Tribune Uptown Ohce Us Broadway.
EARDENER.-POSsess tirSt-caSS capablll-
N t,s every parcuar thoroughly yersed In Ratts
out oir ut towers vegetables improving and aylag ont
grounds paricuarso - years references Apply TO MI
BEUoI 40 d5l broadway
GARDENER By a married man; English;
greenhouses grapce take iu cnsrge OF the man
agcueut Ot geutemIns Place ~ g0od pfhctca farmer
Laundry work required good reference. X. d., Tribune
Uptown Office. 1888 Broadway
GARDENER or COACHMAN.-By married
~ man. age 26 years can do all MINDS St Etdeng IHde
good coachman Wiling and obEging good recon.
mcniations. Apply at CARPENTERS lO9 6thaVe- near
ythat. ---------
y.rAITER-By a colored man as frst-class
w water understands 1t In all It's branches IN private
isys H. r. g TRIBUNE Uptown once, l,23S broadway.
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7 =
Trains leave Tor EnglrWoOd COster Permon aud Nysck
z $50 VIJ s. 4, +.ij. 90 G3O e.5J 1880 p.
Sundav, a. Al and y. The ll.3U y. nj.
I,Iyr 30 IA .atcr saturday nights.
Manuel ~prug Valley and MO.sty. T. Ji5 a. m, $40
JNO. y. ABBOTT. Genl Pdssr AS't Ntw-l OK.
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For Boys and Young Men-Countrv
A GUIDE TO SCIOOLS.-Free to parents
mailed for stamp SCMERM EiIHORN. 20 East l4th-st
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-BV an
~ English Protestant young woman very 1cspect an
we'll recommended either capacity "a chanDet
maid or waitress cleans silver &c; sober honest oOngnR
woman country city. Call ~ NO. 800 othAVe' NC" sou
nran
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.. A Homeike Boarding School for Young
~ Row j. MLNn. a. ~. memIsl.al. long Islann.-
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Y. .CYPRUS-TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. At.
CESEOLA'S LECTU RES On CYPRUS. Illustrated
OVER PORTY ENGRANINGS. Pnce. 10 Cents.
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III. THE CIPHER DISPATCHES.
And HOW AND By WHOM TRANSLATED. ram
form Pnce 2j Cents
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her home with lffnl and take care of her; but as she refuses to accetnpany him, and even fails to recognize him, he will place his case iir the hands of d lawyer,
 We visited Mir. Geo. Jones museum last Saturday, and find it richly deserves the name. His collection of birds ani- mals and minerals are splendid, and while we were there he addod eight new speci- mems of the butterfly to his already large chronological collection.
 MT. Jennings has offered the use of Goodsell Hall, free, to the Catholics oi this town who desire to meet for worship OH the Sabbath. It is a nice airy place, and we think it would be more convenient for all parties interested, than to m cet as the Iron Works. It is certainly a gener- ous offer.
 Among the visitors in town last week, with whom we had not met before ill forty years. .......
 We understand that some of the schol- ars of the East Iron Works defaced one
 
 last week, and few people (thank Heaven there are but few such here), feel inclined to blame the teacher, and talk as if she ought to be responsible for all their past, present and future conduct. From some of the scholars with whom we have talk ed, we learn that the teacher has gained their confidence and respect which Is the open sesame to the arsenal of their young ideas.
 The excursi on from Danbury to Brook field has been postponed to August 2d.
 Bass, which the people thought went out of the Still River with the Spring fresh cts, are commencing to bite a little. NIT. Odell caught a couple about two weeks ago, that would average about pound each, and Mark Smith caught a nice one last week. That is all that has been taken this year, to our knowledge.
 If the readers of the BEE in Brookfeld will leave such items as they may deem interesting, in P. o. Box 35, your cores pondent will strive to do his part in mak- ing the Brookfield column as interesting as possible. We must claim the indul- gence of the reader for such mistakes as we are liable to make; and we wish it understood that any little joke that we may insert, is not done wi h the intention of hurting the feelings of any one. We are sometimes misinformed by people, either from ignorance of the true facts, or because they have a grudge against the parties that the item is about; we will not receive any such communication if we know it, for your correspondent wish es every one we'll, and hopes that they may reciprocate. Remember Box B.
 Our enterprising merchant, D. B. Wood ward has decorated his store with a new sign.
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DaRabury.

Mr. J. E. Morris gave successful con- cert, at Ridgelield, last night.
 MT. NJ. W. Scott has returned from Scotland. Understand he likes this coun- try better than ever.
 That was heavy rain last Friday night. The roads were very much washed. Friend o. had two fowls drowned, which is the heaviest damage reported. The ducks weathered the storm. Still River was up full banks.
 It is becoming a question whether it is safe to have hip pocket in the pants.
 The Democrat says that it was reported here Frifay, on good authority, that the Housatonic branch road has been pur- chased by N. Y. & N. E. road.
 A demonstration in honor of the recent Park improvements will be made on Satur day evening. Music by the Catholic Band, singing by the Glee Club, speech making &c. Landlord Fairchild, of the Turner House. proposes to provide seats Wealth CT permitting. it will be fine Summer night entertainm ent.
 MT. Orlando Wildman, who received an injury on the head and came near having the lock-jaw, is mostly recovered--was out Sunday for the first time since the acci- dent.
 Far-sighted people here have no doubt the new railroad will be built-possibly this generation.
 Young Lyon who shot Lord, in Bethel, now in jail here, attributes it to drink, and says he has no recollection of doing it.
 Mrs. Abel Ritchie from whom the Doe tors Bennett removed a tumor a few weeks since, has almost entirely recover ed, and is around as usual. It is one Of their most success 5ful operations.
 The Reformed Men have been trying for, several weeks to hold an open air meeting on Sunday afternoon, and have been prevented by rain, and they are a people that cannot stand cold weather if it comes in showers. Last Sunday after noon the weather was delightful and they held a meeting in Wildman's orchard, in the rear of the Post Office, delightful place for an outdoor meeting. A large ttuulS1CS tt6SiiQDu. f1ttAICoSEo W6E6 lIetuG by Messrs. Bailey. Hubbard, Peck, Mich- ael Divine, Morgan and Blizzard. They report their organization in fourishing condition. one hundred and fifty strong. with $50 in the treasury.
 A Service of Song. under the direction of H. w. Green, was held in the 1st Con- gregational Chnrch, on Sunday evening. It was very fine. some of it delightful.
 A little daughter of friend recently had an experience that might serve as text for sermonett. She burned her arm badly. and her mode of treatment was characteristic of the times. The burn smarted, and she found cold water eased the pain immediately. She there- fore applied cold water freely, not know ing that 1t would make it worse, or. if knowing, cared more for few moments of present comfort than she feared hours
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X0ap.
HORACE.

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Goodman, of Hartford, and Master Harry Chapell, are the guests of Mrs. M. D. Downs.
 Miss Edith Peck, daughter of MT. Thos. Peck, of Waterbury, is the guest of B. B. Curtis, Esq.
 Mrs. Sarah H. Johnson has returned from Brandford, Conn.,, and IS the guest of Mr. Frederick Chambers.
 Chas. Johnson, while hoeing corn the other day, dug into 0 snakes nest and found eight eggs. mother of E. J. Morris, was held here Saturday.
The Newtown bee., 1879-07-16
A,Nob1e Woman Lost Her Hand But Saved Her Life.

The highest medical authorities agree that the disease called Erysipeas arises from an impure state of the blood. Hence, to cure this disease medicines having power to purify the blood are given. To illustrate tbe power of Dr. D. Kennedy FAVORITE REMEDY to do this precise thing, we cite the case of Mrs. Edward Meyers. wife of the Captain of the Steamer Columbia, of Cornell X Cos line nf Rondout N Y. This lady had been treated for months for Erysipeas of the hand. without benefit When her hand and arm had become a perfect mass of petrifed flesh, she consulted Dr. kennedy who at amputated the arm. To prevent the return of the disease the doctor gave freely his FAVORTTE REMEDY. It cleansed her blood warded of the Erysipelas, and she is now well This medicine is for sale by all dealers.
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BrOOkGeId.

Mir H. B, Hawley shipped IT cases of Shears from his factory last week; and as he has commenced to fix his dam, the Iron Works folks arc looking eagerly for ward to the time when he will again re- sume business.
 MT. Jennings. of the Goodsell House. has commenced to manufacture the Adirondack beer. We hear that he in- tends to bottle it and send it around the country in cases, the same as lager is now sold it is not intoxicating and will prove strong rival to other light drinks.
 Docks face. which wore an anxious ex- pression 4th of July week. is once more Illuminated with that good-natured smile which none but good-natured person can assume.
 Among the many vehicles that have left Mir. Barlow's during the past two weeks, was one for Andrew Northrop, which for style and beauty has not its equal in the Iron Works. Mr. Barlow has q widespread reputation as carriage painter. and the proofs of his skill shine in other towns besides our own.
 There Is a woman living at Mrs. Boram's, who is supposed to be nor, com pos mentis, or of an unsound mind, and is thought by some to have considerable money saved. Last week man came to this place, from Iowa. who claims to ha hor brother, and says it is 27 years since he has seen her before. He wants to take
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of future pain She continued her comforting remedy until the arm became infiamed and swelled to her shoulder, and the poor, innocent child suffered a hund- red fold more pain than she would have done had she applied proper remedies, and hravely borne q little temporary smart Just like Young America. They are a people of today taking no thought of the morrow. Fun to-day if they per ish tomorrow. Comfort to-day if it blis- ters tomorrow. A little pleasant indul- gence to-day and regretful remembrance a lifetime And children of a larger growth" delight to finger in the pleasant realm of Young America, and play with fire, till the race is bistered all over. Temporizing is characteristic of the age The world is busy trying to correct early mistakes, and making new ones.
 HORACE.
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BEE.
W0O1bllrY.

Lawyer Cothren retGcned last week from a sixteen dass' sbsenee in Maine, whither he had been called by the very severe ill- ness of his father, Capt. Wm. Cothren, of Farmington, Me. He has been ill for some six weeks w,gh senile, or dry gan- grenn in the right foot, complicated, per haps, by erysipelas or & cancerous affec- tion. He suffers terrible pain and distress. and his physicians declare there is no possibility of his recovery. It is an in- curable malady, especially in one of his great age. which is eiyhty-nine years. He has enjoyed remarkably good health all his life, never having been obliged to call in u physician except on the occasion of two brief illnesses. Up to six weeks ago, he was taking the full care and con- duct of his business, and his mind re- mains as clear as ever. His resistance to the progress of the disease shows a remarkably strong co"s.ituti ,r. But he comes of a long-lived race, an aunt of his having lived to the age of ninety-nine years, and other members of his family to an age greater than his own.
 W. Cothren is pushing through the press as fast as possible, his new volume of the History of Ancient Woodbury," which he calls Vol. III, or the Statistics of Ancient Woodbury." He had expect ed that it would have been published ere now. Frequent inquiries are made as to the cause of the delay; the chief reason Is, that while estimating for a volume of 250 pages, octave, his material will carry 1t above 500 pages, which was all written and in the hands of the printer before tho first of May. His subscribers will, no doubt. pardon the delay, when they find volume of more than twice the d. mensions of the one for which they sul = scribed, especially, as not line of the original matter could be omitted without leaving the work incomplete; the author started to make a book as nearly complete in the field which it covers. as it is possi- ble for human care and industry to ac-. coIAplish, and when published, it is be- lioved that the pubic will have book of reference of inestimable value.