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Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-09
Massachusetts.

A Quiet ElectIon-BOston Goes RePublt-
 can the First Time in Many Years
 The State Republican.
 BOSTON. Nov. S.-To-day has been the quietest election day Massachusetts has ex- perienced in many years. General apathy prevailed except in a few districts where local divisions brought out a full vote. It is inn possible at this hour to give totals approach ing accuracy. Boston has gone Republican for the first time in many years. The re- turns from PIP towns give Long Rep.) 6s,- 875, Thompson (Dem 39,53O. There are 11S towns yet to hear from. The Democrats however, have made very perceptible gains in both branches of the Legislature.
 Midnight Two hundred and eighteen cities and towns give Long, Rep, s5,771 1; Thompson, Dem, 5O,271; Andrews, Green back, 4,464 Prohibition, The 131 towns to hear from will swell Long's plural ity to over 10000.
 WORCESTER, Nov: s.-The Republicans carry five Senatorial districts, 23 of the 31 Representative districts and elect all their county officers.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTEINGS.

Smallpox is raging at Dayton, W. T. For ty-seven cases are reported.
 The recent flood in Illinois, caused by the rise of the Mississippi river, caused damage to property to the extent of s, ,505, ,OO0.
 The Home Rule league at their meeting in Dublin yesterday resolved that nothing but an independent native parliament would ever satisfy the Irish people.
 Arthur Lefroy was found guilty yesterday at London of the murder of Mir. Gold in a Brighton railway carriage and sentenced to be hanged. After sentence had been passed Lefroy protested his innocence.
 William Jarvela, Alley Aleseau and George Meyers, boy, were instantly killed yester- day in the Quincy mine at Hancock, Mich, by the explosion of four hundred pounds of blasting powder. The mine was greatly dam aged.
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The Result i'm the State.

ROME, Nov. s.-Rome gives Purcell Oem.) 262 majority.
 LEE, Nov. s.-Lee gives Purcell Al ma- jority.
 CORTLAND, Nov. s.-Cortland county gives the Republican State ticket $50 majority and the same on judiciary. Mccarthy, Repubi- can. Senator, will have about $50 majority. elected by 150 majority.
 ELnnRA, Nov. 8.-Chemung county will give Democratic majority for the State ticket of about 300. Orville P. Dimond, Democrat, IS elected member of the Assem- ply. Jacob Schwartz, Democratic nominee for State Senator, will have about 1000 ma jority in this county, but not enough to over come the Republican vote in the Republican counties of Steuben and Alleghany, the oth- CT two counties in the district, and Sumner Baldwin, Republican, will probably be elect cd.
 SARATOGA, Nov. S.-Returns from six of the twenty towns in Saratoga county, includ- ing Saratoga Springs complete, give Carr 7I9 majority, Q net Republican loss of 15O on can majority in the county will reach ], ,60O. The Republican majority in Washington county is 2, 2,500, loss of l, 100.
 PoUGHKEEps1E, Nov. S.-The Republican majority is about 800, gain of 391.
 AUBURN Nov. s-Cayuga county, seven State ticket 1850 majority. Husted, Repub- lican, runs 15O behind. Both the Republican Assemblymen are elected by reduced majori- ties. Seneca county gives the Democratic State ticket about 150 majority, but elects 8 Republican Assemblyman. Evans, Repub1i- can, for Senator carries every county in the Twenty sixth district and is elected by large majority.
 SYRACUSE, Nov. s.-Onondaga county gives 5000 Republican majority. Syracuse city gives 1,500 Republican majority The re suit in Alvord's s district is very close He now claims his election by 6E majority.
 ANNsvn.LE, Nov. S-Annsville gives Pur- cell 46 majority. R. H. Roberts is elected Senator by 1000 majority. Morris R. Jones Dem. is elected Assemblyman in the Second district.
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Successful Concert.

The grand concert in Birmingham Monday evening was perfect success in musical point of view. It was also a success in the most appreciative among the people of the Naugatuck Valley region, though the house was not crowded. Two circumstances tend ed to prevent the attendance of some who would have otherwise enjoyed the concert one being the fact that at the hour for con- mencing a very heavy rain was falling, and the other that the Royal Hand Bell Ringers were giving one of their unique entertain ments in Ansonia As it was, however, and even with these inauspicious conditions, the concert was fairly patronized and there could have been but one opinion as to the great merit of the performance. Gus tave Bolze the director, is peculiarly fitted for his part in the entertainment. His well known talent as an instructor and his com prehensive methods gave him special ad- vantage in 8 concert where each Of the musl- clans was possessed of some special talent, the excellence of the concert depending upon a malicious combination of the work of each one taking part. It was but 8 just acknoWl- edement of the power and desire to please, that nearly every number of the programme was enthusiastically encored. Miss Adelaide Phelps most acceptably sang in her rich and sweet contralto voice the Avanera from Car men and Ave Maria, with oblgato by Luzzi. Franz Milcke, the talented violin soloist, gave the 'sBallade and Polonaise" (Vieux- temps), and Airs Hongroise" (Ernst), with a grace and facility that de- lighted the musicians present. Master Charles Macheleidt, only 16 years of age, a pupil of Prof. Gustave Bolze, displayed technique in executing the most difficult pieces on the piano which was wonderful. Though young, Master Macheleidt has al- ready fine reputation as most accom- plished pianist, his efforts giving evidence of great diligence in study and good judg- ment on the part of his teacher. He exe- cuted in the most finished manner the Grand Concert Solo-F minor, Liszt the Berseuse Grade song), Chopin and c. Rossignol- mel. de Russe, Liszt; D spinnlied-op s1 (by request9, Litolf. The aceompanist, H. Rowe Shelley, gave careful attention to his share of the work, and nothing occurred to jar upon the ear, or create an impression of indifference by the performers.
 So thoroughly good and enjoyable con- cert should be given in New Haven.
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Virginia.

The State Claimed for Cameron.
 RICHMOND, Nov. 8.-Sixty-one precincts heard from in the State, including fifteen in Richmond, give Daniels, the Democratic can- didate for Governor, 10, 4SO; Cameron, Re- adjuster, 8,775, small gain for the Demo- crats over the vote of last year.
 Sixty-one voting districts give the Demo- crats majority of 17O5 for Governor
 The returns up to midnight come in slow. The Readjusters claim the election of Gamer on and the control of the Legislature A full vote has been cast throughout the State The negro vote is mostly Readjuster. The Liberals gain four members of the Legislature over '79. The election passed of quietly. A large vote was boiled on both sides and the result is doubtful. Daniel, Demo- crat. candidate for Governor, claims to be elected by 2,O0O or 5000 majority The Readjusters claim the State for Cameron by 10000 and band has been playing all the evening in front of the Whig office on the strength of the victory thus claimed. They claim the Legislature by from 10 to 20.
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A stalwart Victory in ConkIing's Dis-
 tricf.

Stalwart Victory in ConkIing's Dis-
 trict.
 UTICA, Nov. S.-A remarkable feature of the election to-day in tho First Oneida (Conk- ling's) district, has been the absence of the familiar Stalwart poll workers a whippers in The work has been left almost entirely on their part to the people. The vote is fair for an "off" year. The Half-breeds brought out every vote, and every Half breed dis played a magnificent canvass. In spite of this and the fact that the Stalwarts have no newspaper to represent them they have achieved sweeping victory. The total vote on Assembly in the First district is: Grif fin, (Stalwart) 2,656; Babcock, (Dem) D. 335 Scott, (Half- -breed) 1,7O3. The Half- breeds are 5000 behind the Stalwarts. Re- ports at this hour indicate the election of Stalwart Assemblyman in the Third district, and that the county will give Democratic majority.
 UTICA, N. Y., Nov. 8.-Griffn (Stalwart) is elected in the contested district by 124 plurality. Some sharp practice may result in contest providing the Legislature is Democratic. The Democratic candidates name is H. Lee Babeock. Ballots were in- troduced and voted to some extent reading L. H. Babcock and Lewis H. Babcock pop ular Utican. The Democrats claim that sui fcient of these were cast to make good their contest should one be decided on. The re- turns come in slowly on the county.
 MDNIGHT.-The Democratic majority on the State ticket in the county is about l, ,Ooo. Husted, Rep, will probably run from 500 to 500 behind his ticket in the county. Roberts, Dem., for Senator it is believed will have nearly 1000 majority. Oneida county gave Garfield ,946 majority last year.
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DEATHS.
MARINE LIST. PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

MORSE-In this city, Nov 6, of quick consumption Jonathan Morse, Jr., aged AT years.
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WANTED, A CAPABLE girl to do general housework must "A furnish good references hos It. 54 WOOSTER STREET.
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wATERrowN, Nov. s.-Jeferson county will give the Republican State ticket about 1,600 majority, Democratic gain of 400 over 1880. Skinner, Republican, for Congress, and Lansing, Democrat, for Senator, have 1,S00 majority. Hunt and Benninger, Re- publicans, are elected Assemblymen by a small majority.
 BUFFALO, Nov. s.-The Democrats gained one and perhaps two Assemblymen in Erie county. Hickman (Half-breed) is elected. The Democrats also elect their Mayor, 8 ma jority of the Aldermen and the bulk of the other officers on the county ticket.
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PennsYlVania.
A Republican Treasurer Elected.

A Republican Treasurer Elected.
 PHI1ADELPH1A, Nov. S.-Twenty-six wards in this city give silas M Bailey, Rep, for State Treasurer, a plurality over Orange Noble, Dem, of 12,S47. Lawson and Doug lass, Reps, and Knumbhaar, Independent, are elected city commissioners. Returns from the State are few and scattering. They indicate the election of Bailey by 12,OOO to 15,OOO. The vote in tue city stands Bailey A. 139, Noble 31,292, Wolfe 12,251. Cum berland county gives 12,O0O majority for Noble, Dem. Wolfe's (Ind. Rep.) vote in North Cumberland county is over 1,2OO Returns from seventeen districts in Lehigh county show a Democratic majority of l. 800. York borough gives a Democratic ma jority of 375.
 PIrTsBURG, Nov. s.-NewcastIe, Lawrence county, gives Wolfe, Independent, 4OS; Bai- ley, Rep, 392; Noble, Dem, 266. The coun- ty will give Bailey 800 majority.
 gives Bailey 493, Noble 383, Wolfe 9. The county will give Bailey 400 majority.
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Corset Cutter Wanted. LSO Stitchers and Enlbroiderers, at the A ATLANTIC CORSET WORKS, nos 2t FactorY Street.
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New London. EtcIn Detail.

NEW LONDON, Nov. S.-The election in this vicinity to-day was quite animated. New London elects Henry B. Downer and Bryan F. Mahon (Democrats) Representatives by 15O majority. In Norwich George c. Ripley and William s. Congdon (Republicans) are elected by decreased majorities. Groton elects one Democrat and one Republican Rep resentative. Nathaniel Chapman is elected in Waterford by 26 majority. Stonlngton elects mixed Republican ticket. In the Ninth Senatorial district Robert Colt, of New London (Republican), is elected by 300 plu- rality. c. P. Sturtevant (Republican) is elected Senator in the Eleventh district.
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Nebraska.
ARepub1ican Majority of go, 900

Republican Majority of 10000.
 OMAHA, Nov. S.-Very little interest was manifested in the State election. The Dem ocrats had no candidate for supreme judge and Samuel Maxwell will virtually poll an unanimous vote. The two University re- gents nominated by each party will poll 8 strict party vote. Several days will elapse before full and correct returns are received, but there is no doubt that the Republican majority will be 10000.
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NOR, RFNT.
FOR RENT.

3e=s nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin
 teiiA Rock to rent for the season. Second floor, No ZlI 61 Asylum street, S1O; 2S9 Congress avenue $11. For sale-A sea shore house and barn, large grounds at Savin Rock. House has q rooms in first class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe soda fountain candy jars counters marble top cases, awning, ice cream tables. A. W. HOLMES,
 je18 If Room 8, 69 Church Street.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Accident on the New England Road.
 BOSTON, Nov. S.-By the collision of two freight trains on the New York and New England railroad this morning several cars loaded with merchandise were totally wrecked. The engineer and fireman of the colliding train jumped and the latter, Owen Harrington, was seriously hurt and it is feared internally. The damage to property is 1000. While moving heavy grindstone from the wreck section hand had Q leg badly injured
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THants.
SITUATION WANTED

good man as coachnan and 10 take care Of D horses in a private family. Thoroughly under stands the of horses carriages and harness. Re- fers to his last employer. Address
 COACHMAN.
 nove It. At this office.
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Housekeenar woD+od


 N st-olass retail sto e, smart young American woman as clerk. No one over twenty five need address IA Bu nov9 2tt Courier Ofhce.
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Maryland.

The State and Legislature Democratic.
 BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-Keating Democratic candidate for State Comptroller, has carried Baltimore by 10000 majority, which will give him the State by F, ,OOO or 15,O0O majority
 The Legislature will also be largely Demo-
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NY oTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting INV of he Stockholders in the New Haven and Der by Railroad Company for the election of Directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of sIlch other business may properly and legally be brought before them, will be he'd on TUESDAY, Nov 18th 1884, at II o'clock A. M at the Office of the Company in their station building in the city CIV Haven.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 F. E HARRISON, Secretary, New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 7th, 1881. noys Sd
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Maliey Cases.

The young Malleys are quite confident that they will be released on bail. Their counsel will institute proceedings to that end soon. The young men are reported wearied out with jail confinement, which long ago be- came very monotonous.
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New London and Other Towns.

NEW LONDON Conn. Nov 8.-Coit, Rep, is elected Senator in the Ninth district by 308 plurality New London elects two Dem ocratic Representatives. Groton, Stonington and North Stonington each elect one Repub- ican and one Democratic Representative
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THE OLD WORLD.
Germany.

Reported Resignation of Prince Bis
 marck. LONDON, Nov. 9.-A Berlin dispatch states that it is reported that Prince Bismarck has offered his resignation and that the Emperor has refused to accept 1t.
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SITUATION WANTED

A YOUNG man of fair fucaIion to learn pleas A ant business. Address in the handwriting of the applicant
 nov9 It p n ROX I163
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Wisconsin.

Democratic Gains Reported-The State
 Republican by 10000.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 8.-One hundred and twenty-five of the 1,60O towns in the State give the Democrats gain of 1.8OO.
 Returns from eighty-two towns show net Democratic gain of 2,55O. The Republican general committee claim the State by 10, 900 majority. Falk, Democratic candidate for Treasurer, runs 5000 ahead of his ticket and may be elected
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WANTED,

"ANIEDS A COMPETENT,pirl for okfng, washing and EAs ironing. Apply from 10 to 12 a. and to D. {, at nos 2t~ 676 CHAPEL STREET.
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TO RENT, hSSs UNFURNISHED ROOMS, centrally located, iiH without board. Address .I nos 2t P o. BOX 1905.
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WANTED,

SITUATION WANTED. LNOR GIRL fourteen to assist in honsework. Call I1 in the afternoon, at
 nos It. 116 DWIGHT STREET
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THE WEST.
Ohio.
A Heroic Section Man.

n hAeHUAc SoCIAU1A uAHH'
 CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-A special despatch relates heroic act of Antoine Freitag, ma tive of Poland, in saving passenger train on the Lake Shore road near Otis, Ind. Sunday Freitag and several other section hands were riding on hand-car, when special train came upon them suddenly. They could all save their lives by jumping, but the alterna- tive might be the wrecking of the train with loss of life. They resolved to take the hand car from the track, and Freitag volunteered to take the post of extreme danger. Every man's strength was essential to success. They removed the car, saved the train, but Freitag was killed
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WANTED, A COMPETENT girl waitress and chamber A maid; good reference required Apply imme- dately at
 nos 2te 69O WE,T CHAPEL STREET.
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Mississippi.

A Victory For the Democrats. NATcHEz, Nov. S.-It is believed Lowery, Democrat, for Governor, and the Democratic State ticket carry Adams county by small majority.
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For Rent-$25O Per Year. %k4A HOUSE Mo- 240 Columbus avenue, corner of &!iI T. R. TRowBRIDGE, oc4 If 79 Long Wharf,
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suiciae or a ChInese stuaent.

Su1clde or O. Ch1nese SLuuemts sesf MARIETTA, Nov. S.-Win New Kim or An Kim, a Chinese student in the preparatory department of Marietta College committed suicide last night by taking chloral He sup posed he was married 10 Sophia Hof, ser want girl in Cincinnati Discovering that the contract was not binding and the girl was. free he determined to die. He was bright boy and had many friends. It was his second year in college.
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Real Gstate.
FOR. RENT
EOR SALE
For Sale or Exchange.
FOR RENT.

J14=s, Houses on Sylvan avenue, Ward street, Col HI1iH lege and Prospect streets.
 AluN Money GO loan real estate. Ofice, 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building Office open evenings.
 OnOQ T.,
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Corset Hands Wanted. LNXPERIE CED closers on our best work, bowers E1 inishers and folders Steady work ay days weekly. Apply to
 AMERICAN CORSET WORKS, n5 Ct 24 and 26 Franklin street.
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WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS Carriage Part Maker. A BROCKETT & FUTILE GO, Np7 St q1 Gotfe street.
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HOuSekeeper Wanted, A COMPETENT, trusty American woman between A 50 and 90 years of age, housekeeper for an elderly lady and invalid daughter To take charge of and do all the work, except washing One mile from city. Address for one week, stating particulars,
 >POSTOEFICE BOX 9, nov8 3t- New Haven Conn.
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FOR SAT.E.

FA The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell,
 iiS corner of Park and George streets, only five
 GU minutes walk from the postofnce. The house large and modern style with all the conveniences usually found in strictly frst-clasa house. Lot 159 feet Park street, 22O feet George street, ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vnes bearing the choicest rieties of fruit in great abundance The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate If de- sired. Apply to E. BLACKMAN,
 Ynrk af at Mar Haua
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Sch Julia, Wilson, Ellsworth, lumber to M Dun tar x Go. sch L Gilmore Sylvester, East Machias, slaves to NY, NH H RR.
  Sch Henry, James, New York
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WANIED, A GOOD GIRL to do general housework in a small "A family; children good home for the right person. Inquire at the office of
 LONG X AMMAN, nos et Room l. No. Church Street.
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Notice to Horse Owners.

4 NDREW MCCARTHY, the great and well known A Horse Clipper, is now ready to clrp horses at the shortest notice and in the best of manner. He be found in the stable of Dr Palmers black smith shop where he has good accommodation and where horse can stand brside good stove and hrst-c1ass light. Entire satisfa tfon guaran eed.
 oc9 2t& ANDREW MCCARTHY.
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LOST.

LOST, NJ oVEMBER 7th, Gold Fnameled BRACELET IN The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at 0. J. MONSON'S no9 1tt Jewelry Store
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HORSES

GENTLE and very desirable Carriage %SA Horse easily driven by any lady, the owner TWS wishes to find boarding place for during
 I the winter, where the use of him shall be an equivalent for his keeping. Also cheap Horse for sale. Inquire at ROOM NO, l.
 nos eod3t l53 Church Street,
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rR BOOTH. Auctionser.l
NGsALL9 zJ e1E E7zN

nN Wednesday, Nov 9th. at 10 a n-, at No. 9s O Crown street, Peck's Grand Opera House. Reg ular sale of Line Goods, Fine Rosewood Bedstead, Feather Bed, Mattresses, very fine Pier Glass; Walnut Frame, Gilt Frame Pier Glass, Marble Top Tables, Bedsteads etc., etc. novS It
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For Sale at a Bargain.

For Sale at @ Bargain. zeaa FIRST-CLASS and commodious house Eiia with modern improvements, situated on one MIV of the finest avenues in this city Large lot, fronting two streets There is nice barn on the premises. The property is worthy the attention of investors and can be seen at any time. For partcu- lars call at THIS OFFICE. je21 If
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wv. s. SANFORD, AUor1oNEER. ]
AUCTfcNAShLES
 fEEs -

&SIk WILL sell on Thursday, Nov. 10th, at 10 a.
 %i5 m., the Frame Building 30x50 south side Sper-
 &lG ry street, between Whalley avenue and Gofe street. formerly used church, to be removed from the premises. Building solid. Sale rain shine. Terms easy. nos 2t#.
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IO- IGEN.I9 %AS FINE RESIDENCE in Brick Block, west side tia Of College street, corner of Grove. IS rooms, hU with all modern improvements; dining room on parlor floor large yard and garden
 FRANK M. WARD, I39 College street. je13 If or ALFRED WALKER, S9 Orange street.
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Tontine Boarding Stable.

sz1-,r. Having leased the new stable re-> ES nl ESA gently erected by the Tont' ne Com -AeE@5N pany, are pleased to announce to the public that we are now ready to receive horses to board.
 Barker & Ransom, sa l3y Court Street.
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THE STOCK OF THE COMPANY CAN RE OBTAINED THROUGH ANY REPU- TABLE BROKER CONNECTED WITH THE MINING EXCHANGES, AT THE CURRENT MARKET RATES.
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NOTIGE

Maps, pamphlets and full information can be ob- tained st the Company's oface, No. B Broadway, New York City. rnoa St
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WANTED.

WANIEIIs
 1.-TWO rooms or @ larg4 room with board, for a gentleman and wife, within twelve minutes walk ot corner State and Chapel streets. Address, With terms, "HOME."
 nov9 2t+ This Office
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FOR RENT
TO RENT,

FUN IOENIs A NICE suite of unfurnishe d rooms with mode A conveniences, centrally located, at EIIa cyrpL L1TTrT
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WANTEn

VI AIN NIEDs A YOUNG nan acquainted with the barber trade A to help in shop Saturday nights and Sun- day mornings. Inquire at
 nov9 3t+ NO. 347 GRAND STREET