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EOR RENT.

keAa. Pleasant House on the corner of Orange and ME.!H Grove streets l2O1) with 13 rooms, with all MiiH modern innprovements convenient for a large Also Brick House No. 221 Elm street, 12 rooms modern Improvements. -
 Brick House Temple street, with modern inl- provements. .,,pEpr
 For particulars call on B. l. hAMp , E1aa,.
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Foot Lathe Wanted, A. GOOD secondhand one Address with descrip. "A tion and price, F. o. DRAWER 25 f26 If
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FOF Sale CM6Hp, NNE elegant Parlor Rosewood Set, with red satin Il J damask covering. Can be seen for two oays' ,etween a. m and p. m., at ~ nhS 2t+ NO. 2lo OhAN6E oI.
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Fair Haven.

The Land League meeting at St. Francis church, Sunday evening, was attended by about 800 people. J. J. Sweeney made an eloquent address Also MT. Wm. Parsons, editor of the Register. Many new members joined and $45 were collected
 Citizens speak with deprecation of the practice some of the borough have of stand. ing on the steps of certain church, under it's broad portico, while "church is letting out, 7" and poking their noses (with lit cigar projecting underneath) in the faces of the ladies passing out It looks, deponents say, unseemly and out of place, particularly as the general department of the borough peo. pie is exceptionally good and as the borough is coming into the city. But at all events complainants feel that the church porch is not the entrance to circus or cheap varie. ty show.
 At special meeting of the First Ecclesias- tical society held last evening at the parlor of the First church. Fair Haven, the ques tion of renting the pews was under consider ation, and Rev. MT. Hart, the pastor, made some remarks tending to very radical change. The society will meet again next Monday evening at 7:3O to pass upon the matter
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THE SOUTH.
Texas.

AChi!d Dies From Fright.
 SAN ANToNIA, March Emma Grutzner, 12 years old, fell dead to-day from fright in attempting to escape from ferocious dog.
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sible that he may recover. The third and last shot fired entered the face of Jim Ash more, penetrating, as is believed, the bones of his face and causing probably fatal wound Young was arrested on Sunday and is now in iail The scene of the tragedy is 8 very out of the way town.
 President Hayes Arrival in Cleveland.
 CLEVELAND, O., March 7.-Ex-President Hayes and Mrs. Hayes arrived tonight from Pittsburg on the regular train, and were met by Mir. L. Austin, friend, at whose house they will stay until tomorrow afternoon, when they go to Fremont.
 PHnADELPH1A, March 7.-The officers of the Pennsylvania railroad in this city deny the report circulated this morning, to the ef- feet that the special train conveying ex- President Hayes had narrowly escaped 8 wreck by collision in tunnel near Altoona yesterday.
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Ireland.

Warrants Issued for Arrests. l DUBLIN, March 7.-Warrants of arrest
 were issued tonight for nearly forty persons,
 the most of which are in Kerry, Mayo and | Galway
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FOR, SALE.

keAa At bargain, the fine House and Lot St EyiH Whaley avenue. The house has parlors, dining siii room and kitchen first floor; nine cham bers :; well supplied with closets; gas, water and sewer connections with good well of water and
 all modern conveniences; newly painted and in good
 order If not sold will be for rent May 1st For par ticulars inquire on - ,.,e,,e nnh8 17t4 TEE PhEh1oEo ~
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS.

WINCHEsTER-In this city, March 7th, at his resi- dence on Prospect street, William W. Winchester, Ft1SSTEfn West Haven, March 7th. Mrs. Julia Foote, relict of Augustus Foote of Branford, in the 82d F'nerai seryices Wednesday at halfpast ten at the residence of her son-n law, Jas Graham Remains are invited to attend without further notice. HALLrEntered into rest in Danbury March Sth, Ja- of the sth Regt Conn. Vols, formerly of Newtown. Conn, aged 43 years.
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FOR SALE.

AeA ONE OF THE BEST FARMS located in New E.'ssH Haven county, will exchange for des1raDly HsiI located dwelling from Sc, 900 to $S,O0O.
 Geo. A. ISbeu,
 Office, State st., cor. Elm, TOdd's Block
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SEWARD ENGEL.

Max. Ternp-, zs; Min. Tenn, 34 Total Rainfall or Melted Snow dnches and 100ths), 0o; Max. velocify ei "ino' II ni1i's P T H. SHERMAN. Observer,
 seret Signal Corps, U. S. Army.
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seAA Lot on west side of Jewell street, 50 it. by E,!H 15O it. Inquire at DAMN BROS.' x CO., NN..ssI 10 a,7 6f 82 Franklin street. Farm for Sale or Exchange for City
 Property,
 AeA Situated eight miles from city, contalnlne siii pair Terms easy For particulars inquire or ma 6ts w. D. FOOTE, 65 Nicon st.
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Wrecks on the Coast-One Hundred Lives
 Lost.

Wrecks on the Coast-One Hundred Lives LIVERPOOL, March 7.-The steamer Astrand ] brings the master and eighteen men of the ship Banelazo, from New York for London. The abandoned men were picked up from a long boat. Nine vessels were wrecked and
 one hundred lives lost on the Aberdeen
 shire coast Saturday morning. One vessel | was the ship Ben Rydding, from Calcutta. All the crew, thirty in number, perished within sight of land, the rocket apparatus
 being unable to reach the vessel. The scene l after the striking was heartrending. The crew were clinging to the rigging, while oth-
 CTS were hanging from it dead. When the the mainmast and four with the foremast. Filling Up the List of Victims. LONDON, March 8.-Further shipping dis
 asters are reported of the coast, and it is es-
 timated that upwards of two hundred lives have been lost
 The Boers Anxious for Peace Sharp shooters Told Off by the Insurgents. LONDON, March "A dispatch to the
 Tunes from Durban to-day says: General Wood will return to Newcastle tonight. The
 Boer soldiers fervently hope that peace may
 result from the eight days arn,istice just con-
 cluded, but it is not believed that their lead l CTS will accept anything short of independ-
 ence. There will be great consternation in
 the colony should peace be signed without the
 Boers having felt the superiority of our arms The Boers at Laing's Nek have been for some time subsisting on half rations. Dispatches received at the War office deny
 the special news dispatches to the effect that
 General Sir Evelyn Wood has been shot by the Boers.
 It is rumored that General Sir Evelyn Wood may break up the camp at Mount Prospect and set out afresh. The younger burghers of the Orange Free State have become in creasingly hostile, and are reported to be footing wagons on the road to Natal. Seventy crack shots have been told of to fire, in any future engagement, at such men as Joubert
 may indicate.
 An additional three days armistics in Basa- to- and closed on the 4th instant. There is
 no sign of surrender.
 MT. Gladstone, replying to Sir Wilfred Lawson in the House of Commons to day, confirmed the report of the conclusion of an armistice with the Boers until midnight of | the 14th inst, in order to give time for a reply from Paul Kruger to General Colley's communication and subsequent ones made with view to peaceful settlement of af- | fairs.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

ARRIvED-MARCH 2. Brig Amy A Lane, Carver, Pensacola lumber to Lewis Beecher Go and G filling. Sch Niagara, Tate, New York; iron to Y' N H & Il RR. =sch Ocean Belle James, New York; iron to h @ N RR.
 Sch Lizzie Raymond, Lord, light. Sch John D Ingraham, Lewis, light
 CLEARED. Sol, Lillian, May Patinart. Boston.
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EOR SALE.

FOX SALEs
 hnAA On Chestnut street, between Chapel and WnnisH Greene streets, Dwelling House with nlne
 iii rooms lot 48x124, with grape arbcr and vines House has gas and city water suitable for one family only On the rear of the lot is Brick Building l6x 9 would answer for joiners shop. Possession given May 1st. If not sold, will be rented Kent f26 per month. JOHN A. DAMN,
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EOR SALE
RRR. SALE,

IT AeA, The House No 369 Orchard street; clstern 14!.5 and well water Lot 5Ox134 feet Will be sold iii at a bargain. For particulars inquire on Ella st+ THE PREMISES.
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lOs OOO1as z3oO1 RUCII0NA6ALEA
 S6slzl=sl=s lI @A

VKTILL sell on Thursday March 10th, at 10 m- w the remaining Furniture in the house No
 Park street, viz: Brussels Parlor and Chamber Car pets, not much worn Fine Upright Piano, octave rosewood case nearly new; Melodeon Parlor Suite Black Walnut Chamber Set, with marble top; Paint ed Chamber Sets, Extension Table, Chairs, Sc, &c
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Sea Gstats.
FOrSaleOr Exchange,

' ElS 2EA HAVE Builains Lot 15oxtoo feet facing on
 RoEs Peek and English streets Fair Haven; l. also win sell them at very low price on % sSsy Payments ma5 256 Chapel Street. FOR RENT, keAA Store and Tenement Broadway; 2d door: | .si floor g Auburn Street whole House, Clinton avenRe naar Grand Street, SIS; whole House Middle For saIe-Two-family House and Barn in the west er part of the city. s9sOO; one Clinton avenue st street. Orchard street nice place on Ferry street all to be sold cheap. Oice hours-12 to daily, mhs 69 Church Street. Houses & Lots For Sale or Exchange AeAA A new tvvO-fhmiIy House, 10 rooms, Ei;!H city water can be bought for $4.ooO terms A New v t Gottage House on Ferry street. near olsno, m,ImSer of West Haven water front Lots on the line of the Horse Cars, at bargain. FOR RENT, good Furnished House House osntral .s and Tan.- ments to rent. Money to loan on improved ReSI Estate Omce 40 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building 3hSs oRsp oRsmsTsT%Tx sTsTngs TO RENT,
 TSA Brick House No si Olive street. corner Home EiI Place; has all the modern Improvements: Will ' E. E. BRADLEY, ofhce New Haven Wheel Co.,, mh4 St Corner York and Grove streets. FOR SALE. kAa THE Brick House and Lot No. 124 High s!,H street. The house contains 12 rooms, is fur ter and is conveniently located the principal churches the colleges and the business center h. quire of K F. haCE, f12 eodtf 125 High StreeG. FOR SALE,
 KA The House and Lot No. 160 NewhaI street, T1I corner of Hazel: six rooms besides ha closets
 iW etc. Good neighborhood Will be sold low and on easy terms if before May 1st. Inquire Of
 <sfs L: L. rROWLEY, 162 Newhall street. mh4 If or address L. J. Nichols Branford, Ct
 TO RENT,
 Ae4. THE house No. 117 Olive street. lately occu- f..i!H pied by Hugh Daley, having eleven finished EsiiI rooms. Rent $35 per month. Possession 1m- ;1aediatelv knnly to HUGH DALEY, ma1tf Ofice No. 10 Hoadley Building.
 FOR RENT,
 MA STORE 26s Chapel street. EssiiH Store, 79 Orange street.
 NAllI Store, 35 Grown street. GIso Rooms and offices in 270 Chapel and T9 Orange street THOMAS R. TROWBR1DGE, JR, nStf 79Long Wharf.
 FOR SALE,
 kAA ONE OF THE BEST FARMS located in New l
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AEA IHAyE Building Lot 16Ox1O0 feet facing on Rowe, Peck ahd English streets, Fair Haven, also State street, and another Sycamore street. will sell them at very low price easy payments, or exchange for a small house, VIM. GAY,
 GAY BROTHERS, rna5 256 Chapel Street.
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WANIEDS
 A COMPETENT woman to cook wash and irod "A good city references required Apply from & to 10 . m- and from 6 to p. n., at mas St A WALL STREET
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FOR RENT.

MA STORE, 26S Chapel street. WEss,,H Store, 79 Orange street.
 iiI Store, 35 Grown street. Also Rooms and offices in 270 Chapel ana I9 orange street. THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, JR,
 noff 79 Long Wharf.
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TWENTY-FIVE dollars reward will be paid for
 e.rv S14 40 lost in going from Davenport avenue to toa .+-aet Address, F. O. DRAWER 3S,
 n,ba sf New Haven.
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FOR RENT.
TO RENT

Sesss. The large three-story, basement and attic t4,,H Brick House No. 91 Olive street. corner Home EiU Place has all the modern improvements. Will be for rent to good tenant from May 1st Apply to
 E. E. BRADLEY,
 Ofhce New Haven Wheel Co.,, mh4 St Corner York and Grove streets.
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A GENTS to sell Spring Beds and other articles A on installments good pay to good men; refer. ences required. Inquire at
 ma2 If 69 CENTER STREET
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3A RESPONSIBLE party wants two to four 8ii rooms in the vicinity of Olive, Court and E.t Chapel streets with or without board or suit able for housekeeping. Address
 mh3 If MANUFACTURER this office.
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TMats.

WANTED, WOMAN to cook wash and iron German A preferred. Call from ten to one, at maS It I69 GEORGE STREET
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FOR RENT,
 ,kRAA. THE HOUSE Mo- g Ed street, in the large N1!!,H brick block House has all modern improve
 ilH Inents and is in frst-class order Nelgnpor- hood Al. Will be rented low.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
 ,,.s 237 Chapel Street.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, ,e4e, Family Liquor Store and Saloon at the cor
 Es;'H ner of Whalley avenue and Sperry street. ln- mas if W IO1 WHALLEY AVENUE.
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gyF. u. Cook, Aucsionesr


DAyKRUPTCY-THE STOCK OF "a a
,,o,,sr. .T hrrcTfOS-Ts TO TIE
snr AxD PUBLIc-LARGE BANKRUPT
sAIE or DRY GOoDS-vvER s1OO,OOO
WORTH Or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC D i.,,
cooDs AT AUCTION AT THE LARGE MD
SPACIOUS STORE, 1907 MAIN sTRbhi' Or
posITE POsT-OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA
COMMENCING ON e,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER rs. 1881,
.nd CONTINUING EVERY DAY until stock Is
INV disposed Of.
a;aods- censisting 81 wEsT or ESGLIAND'
pKENCH. and GERMAN BROAD and NAH
ROW CLOTHS OF all shades and e9orsi, Scy
FRF FWHk!p sS aud c&ss M ,aor,,x
FURBACK, MOSCOW. and EsQn leTAJG
BEAvERs, .cHINcHILLAs' NEsllN"'
,.o CL s2ohdIi iETEsENcr. and GERMAN PAS
LEY, INDIA, CASHMERE, q,e E IiSIR. and and
"a o,hc ry sssl,ionable and desirable sIIAWLs;
SWISS, NOTTINGHAM, and JAhbOuh h"NN
CURTAINS, &C.; rtp,vy-
BI'1CK and cOLORED sILKs, shTndeNS s
sNTiS DELYONs, IRISH and LYONS TOY
ffias: 1LL;wG9dr MERiSsQp5t; af sATEAEiN AZ.
A verY rich aud rare assortment Of LYONS Sii..hh
VELVETs. YELyETEENs, and FINE
PRiiYi -TH IL HLTAc iiED and UNBLEACHEDC COT
TON. from one 10 three yards wide -
A lsrre line of ENGLISH and AMERICAN
BTANKETs, FLANNELs, LADIES i ana
GFNTLEMEN'S aud ChILDRhNs hO-
sIFEY, CARPETS, RUGS, &c. ,
NARSEIf. LIS and TURKISH QUILTS, ana
variety ofothergoodstoo numerous % , me,i
sale TO continue from day 20 day until tle eli'l
stock + sold. Tie whole 20 lie sVld without re-
serve I'm lots To suit ALL for cash The shove large
and well-seected stock must be sold regardless 0l
price in order to make prompt settlement VIII
Sales commercially at 10 A. VI. and $50 ana
''"V US &C 22-lm
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New Brunswick IN. j. Homo NewsI
certain horse In Sayreville for twenty
wears has been cart-horse in brick-ynrd,
and the habit OF going through certain
rol,nd Of duties day after day Tor dght
months IN the year has enabled him TO do
shings witch seem 20 indicate the possess
sion q, mental faculties similar TO some OF
those possessed by the human race IL Is
an old saying among farmers that crows
cannot count more than three, put
this horse has the ability TO count
sixty-avc. His routine OF labor - 10
cart sixty-fivc loads Of clay from the
pit TO the spot where the clay Is mixed OF
ground, and then 10 go for load oil eoai-
dust; and now, without anything nniS
said or done to indicate the fact 70 nun,
when he has deposited his sixty-hiIh fH.u
nc turns away from the clay-pit ana gocs ~
the dock for a load Of the dust. ms NOV
his only popularity, for when ne go.s 20
the pit he backs the cart up hlnsen 70
the right place and Will take ohly wna'
he conceiyes to be ms proper ioau'
m more a. nut on he backs, and KICKS,
and rattlcs the cart about until the
load Il reduced 10 what he considers
a proper quantity. Having such intel
Iectuaf capacity, il Is not surprising to learn
that be will not be driven. As soon rs the
lines arc touched he becomes fractions and
manageable, but gentle explanation OF
what is required Of him usually has tne
desired effect. IL is unnecessary to ada
that such an intelligent horse viii DO no
more work after the whistle for dinner or
supper sounds. All his companions in the
ward have wit enough for that, and II they
are on their way TO the pit for load when
tbe whistle blows. they all turn about ana
make for the stable without any orders.
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A Playful Nursery Tale.

little Johnny in an Ancient EXCHANGED
One dav Billy and Sammy were playing
In a mud-holc, and Bill said:
'CNow Sammy, les play we was barn,
ward. You be the pig and lie down and
waller, and I'll be bull and heller like
everything"
So they got down on their hands and
knees. and Sammy he went into the dirt
and widowed, while Billy beloved like
distant thunder. BY and by Sammy came
up muddy-you never saw such muddy
little fellOw-and he said:
"Now you'll be the pig, and let me bel
ler."
But Billy said: 81 amt n very good
pig. except for dinner, and it'll be time
'nuf for you to heller when your mother
sees yer close.V
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A crown win not cure the headache,
nor golden slipper the gout." Very
true; but crowned head when Il aches
doesn't have TO keep right on deyising
ways and means TO procure bread and but
ter, nor does gold-shod foot when it
twinges have to support the weight OF a
toiIing body. And yet both the crowned
heads and the steady workers, the gold
shod feet and the weary toilers, enjoy the
same Inestimsble blessing OF curing bodily
pains and aches, beginning with rheuma-
fisn, by using st. Jacobs Oil, which costs
but fifty cents bottle. Ex-Governor
Solomon, now OF San Francisco, was cured
OF severe rheumatic pains by the use OF
81. Jacobs Oil.
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4:3o P. NJ, fFEEiGuT. daily except sunday.

4 direct four-hours connection is made between
Richmond and Norfolk hy trlu, leaving RI.E-
mond at 1880 A.. NJ, snd Norfolk 20 1910 D.. NJ.
Sc speclal Advertisement Illustrating the atlr'c-
lions 81 this service.
An trains leaving Petersburg viii start from l.e
AppomtttON depot. -
mond M % 4. ". rud 1918 =. NJ. Leave Pctcr.h.lt
atg 4. VI. and 5.i5 T.. Il. every sunday.
T. n. MILNE, Superintendent
4. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket AgcaL
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Astronomical.

He Saturn the sofa by Ethel serene;
81 oh, darling he cried won't Uranus my queen
III Mercury Oice all the days Of thy life,
IN you will consent 10 be, precious, my Wife"
81 Mars coming she whispered, (which Jupiter
know,
And might contra-Venus, 50 tell mo IL low"
Alasi IL was Neptune the bud. when ma said;
Young maSterOid have you run home," ana he
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Three Hundred Miners OH strike.

DANvILIE, ILL, November 2.-Three
hundred miners in the employ OF the Els
worth Coal Company quit work to-day.
They demand on advance OF ten cents per
ton for mining coal.
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OLDDOMIYION STEAMSHIP 1FEFT
~ COMPANY. ss1esssszA>
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win di.patchon Of theirsplendid
stcamcrs-0LD DOMINION MnANoh =, VI \ "
and FRIDAY at l p. NJ, aud SUNDAY at .
4. NJ 49,, .r,.,...,, 40, ,.rr,-,,.,
nays and SATI RDAIS 40 3 l.. VI. from Pier
20 new nmnlcr foot of Beach street, North
river, $500,
lhcy have splendid saloons, stato-rooms' and
buth-rCOms. ,
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed. -,o.., -,
After-cabiu fare O. New York, SlOi round trip'
SIS: stccrgcc. 20 and ST.
Frcjghfs for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
Freiglts received until o'clock T. NJ daily.
For further information, apply %
GEORGE ". ALLEN * Coz Agents
my Office Company wharyes. kocketts'
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- :. -
uIGH-CONsTABLEs SALE
ToDAcCO-FIxTUREs, OFFICE-DEsKs'
SCALES, &c.
win sell At public auction. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1881
NJ IL o'clock A. NJ, ut storehousc corner Eighth
street and the canal known rs the packe. oilevl'
the following properly, TO satisfy dlstress-w WIZ
rant In my hands liz favor OF c. \. Norris tr'stoe'
w.. Gillian Burr: 1919, ,.,xyrr-prs
/ pair LARGE PLATFORM-sCALEs,
GRINDSTONE,
/ LOT SHAPES, -
1 LOT DIFFERS, LOT BLOCKS,
3 SMALL TOBACCO-SCREWs,
! SMokING-TOBACOO CUTTER,
1 TORACCO-FAN, s.
/ LOT SMALL SCALES, LOT sIOChs,
l LOT TOBACCO-hNlVEs, TABLES,
l SPICE-MILL.
Several STOVES, , ,,
aud = complete lot Of FIXTURES for the smoking
and plug-tObacco business. ..,.
TERMS: Cash. r. HOLLiNbEhi,
no4 -. y. IL
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by George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonecr,
1908 Bank street.

UNPRECEDENTED OFFER At AUG
u TION or SIXTEEN FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS OF ALL SIZES AND PRICES
TERMS so LIBERAL THAT ANY ONE WHO
HAS TWENTY DOLLARS IN CASH CAN
BUY A HOME-ATTEND THE SALE WIZ
TIER you WANT TO BUY or NOT.-i shall,
at The request Of the owner, who has now moved
from the city, sell al auction,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
NJ 4 O'Clock r. NJ. the aDoye-mentIoned PROPER
TY located and described briefly ~ follows LOTS
at the southeast corner OF and Thirty-frst streets
and northwest corner Of Il and IMenty-seventi
streets, with SIXTEEN HOUSES thereon, ranging
I'm size from two 10 seven rooms. and on terms Of
payment from Sl2 instalmcnts every three months
up ta f3O per cent Interest added 10 all deferred
payments.
Sale viii commence on Thlrty-frst and 0 streets
s~| George u. CRAWFORD,
oe 1880, nos, 5.6,S,0,l0,i1&l Aucticnccr,
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EOR BALTIMORE. tfrlsiIl H5slI
POWIIATAN LINE-DRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice. Tic steamer LUCILLE VIII
sail Svcry MONDAY nc 4 T.. NJ from row liA-
TAN DOCh. at Twenty-lOurth ana DOCK steels'
direct for Baltimore.
Through bins Of hding signed and goods for
warlrd with dispatch 90 points North ana west
Freight received dtily until J.. VI
ID. j. WEISIGER,
,,o0-qp Soliciting Agent
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE.-At the request OF MIS-. a.
II G. schultz, exccutrix, we offer Tor sale Ill
the LOT, fronting 43 feet ON the south side Of ~
nal street, with TIREE-sTORf BRiCh
BUILDING thereon, now renting we'll ana whlcu
can be very readily converted into manulaclu-
ring establishment, and get water from the basin.
The ncarness of this property TO the Union depot
makes IL very desirable, aud adds much TO us III
turc value. Terms liberal. Apply 70
X. Is. CHAPLIN e CO.,
no 4-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.