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Important Letter from
 North Carolina.
Superintendent B. c. Taylor De-
 tails an Interesting Case.
wnx1NeToN, N. C.. March 20, 1883.


 DR. O. ". BENSON:
 Dear Doctor-I feel that it is due to you that ir- you of the of extremely bad case of ec- zems, cured by your remedy, "Dr. O. W. Benson,s Skin Cure" I had suffered nine months with the akin diseAse and at time did not go to bed for over three Weeks and although in the dead of win tee could not bear to have fire in the room fn which sat. was almost entirely raw across the shouIdera upper part of body, arms and sides ana yet when the itching paroxyans came on was com peIlsA to rub scratch the bleeding portions of my body, No wonder was raw, this itchinR was al most inoessAnt, and my life almost became burden During this time had some Of the best phyEicisns our State affords working on ae, all to no effect Five Of the best physicians in Wmir gton tried to cure me, but couia only render temporary-and in most not even that mueh-re1ief.
 tried everything in the patent medicine line with no better result. first and Last paid out over S1 GOO for doctors bills and medicines.
 Finally, your advertisement of the Skin Cure. bought bottle and after using it only three days felt much better was perfectly wild with delight Tho hot, fearful burning itching sensations were gone after three days use. and in two weeks was quite well. As as found was quite well stopped the of your medicine, and in two or three weeks it returned, and you rest assured quickly bought another bottle, and in or eight days was well again. This time kept using till the bottle was exhausted, and six months have passed and still no return of the malady. very grateful to you indeed, and one but God and myself know hoT much suffering 1t relieved me of.
 Yours always.
 mzI4 6dlW R. c. TAYLOR.
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NEW YORK.

Stepmother's Serious Charge.
 NEW YORK, May 16.-In the Harlem po- lice court to-day Mrs. Collins, widow of the late Commodore Collins of the old Collins line of steamers, charged her stepson John Collins with perjury in certain statements re- cently made by him in a suit which he has brought in the Supreme court to obtain certain portion of his fathers property which is now in the possession of his stepmother. The case was set dewn for examination next Tuesday.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A rranB Blown to Atoms.

PHILADELPHIA. May 16.-A dispatch from Moosictown, few miles below Scranton, says that that place was shaken from center to circumference last night by an explosion of powder ia the magazine of coal breaker. One man was almost torn to pieces and an other had not yet been found. The windows of almost every house in town were broken.
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New Hampshire.

EIOPes with a HOary Headed Sinner.
 NASHUA, May 16.-Belle M. Dupree, aged fourteen, pretty brunette, eloped this noon with John Golfer, an ugly looking, hoary headed sinner of eighty-tgo, who has been boarding at her father's restaurant. Officers ale after them
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. Committee on sewers.

i MEETING of the Committee Sewers will be "A held THURSDAY evening May 17th. 1883, at 7:30 o'clock, at Rooms 10 and Il, City Hall. Parties interested in the following petitions are re- spectfuly invited to be present sBd be heard in reference to the same.
 Petition for a continuation of the sewer in Wall street. from it's present terminus west of High street to York street.
 Petition for a sewer in Prospect street, between Sachem and Division streets.
 Petition for sewer in Hamilton street, between Greene and Chapel streets.
 Petition for a SC in Dow street, between George and Oak streets, and a remonstrance -hgatrst the  ing that sewers be constructed in Lannberton and Button streets from Wes river to Rosette street and three remonstrances against the ssUe.
 Remonstrance against sewer in East Chapel street, from Lloyd to James streets- Report of the Committee Sewers, recommending that be constructed in WhalIey avenue, south side, from Garden street to University Place, re- turned to the committee by order of the Court of Common Council.
 Per order of the Chairman,
 TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY, myl6 At Assistant City Clerk. l
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Ark anSas.
An Indian Sentenced for Murder.

An Indian Sentenced for Murder.
 LITTLE ROCK, May 16.-Inlthe Delaware district of the Cherokee nation yesterday Running Bird was sentenced to be hanged August 9th for the murder of Running Water perpetrated year ago.
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JULIE A. RIDA, 221 Chapel Street. Signs! Signs

Finest Work. Honest Work. Store and Omce Painting. Tnv1(i andfa
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Local Weather Record.

Local Weather Record. FOB MAY 1s. 1888. 716 11:16 s:16 7:l6 11:Is .asss as aass s ssss asas ss sooi s T1@Isisa T5ss@GRs''r $ $ ss sa s ss $ $ Winds in direction
 miles per hour s-W:6 s.W;9 N.16,NEu MS Mean bar.;, 20 9s; mean temp, b5; mean humid, Max temp. es: min h temp ,;. 47; total rainfall, o. Max. velocity of wind, 16 miles
 Mean bar, sOo6; mean temp. AIT; mean humid, Max temp, 5s 5; min. temp. S5.5
 J. H. SHERMAN, Sergt s. 0. U. s. A. storm signals have reference only to approaching htrf. Wtnda Approaching high northwesterly winds are indicated by red and white flags combined.
 MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 MAY17. sGs sUs SETS. % 7:0S a:Os a. m. 715 an.
 BIRTHS. sToNE-In this city. May 14th, daughter to Dr. F. O. and J. M Stone
 MARRIAGES. WnBUR-M this city, May 18th, by | the Rev. H. M schermerhorn, Miss Carrie I. Will | bur to John Fl. Mehafey.
 DEATHS. this city, May 18th, Bridget wife | of Timothy McDsrmott. aged 4s years. Funeral from her late residence 26 Halock street, Friday at $50 in the morning. 'ECK-In woodbridge, May 18th, Mrs Elizabeth A. Peck widow of the late Lewis Peck. aged 81 years | funeral from her residence, May 17th, at D. m ONES-In this city, May 14th Daniel Y. Jones, aged S4 years.
 this city, David Rosenberg, in the fifty sixth year of his age. 'uneral from the residence of his brother Rosen- berg, Esq. 176 Olive street, Friday May 18th, at o'clock p. m.
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A Ch1naman,s obtu.e Moral Sense.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Ah Chum, who on Tuesday swore that he had paid Tom Lee $1o month for the privilege of running an opium joint at No. 13 Pell street, to-day in court denied all knowledge of the affidavit which he yesterday signed in the presence of the judge. Justice White said the grand jury would be asked to indiet him for per- jury. The Chinaman seemed to have no knowledge of the difference between truth and falsehood and no appreciation of the nature of an oath or of perjury.
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The Winners at Creedmoor.

NEW YORK, May 16.-There was very large attendance at Creedmoor to-day to wit ness the shooting in the champion class and in the qualification match. The gold medal in the champion class was won by Sergeant J. l.. Paulding. The winners in the qualif- cation match were George Joiner, Sergeant J. L. Paulding, Corporal W. J. Underwood, Sergeant G. W. Munson and Captain J. L. Price.
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Massachusetts.
The Discovery Of B Cay

The Discovery Of a Cave.
 NATIoK, May 16,-A peculiar cave has been discovered five miles from this town. It is five feet deep, boared on the sides and roof The entrance is through hole in the ground covered by a rock. The cave is supposed to have been the habitation of some highway man.
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F1tzharris Sentenced For Life.

DUBLIN, May 16.-The trial of Fitzharris, the cab driver, as an accessory after the fact to the murder of Lord Frederick Caven- dish and MT. Burke, was concluded this morning. The jury returned verdict of guilty against him, and he was sentenced to penal servitude for life.
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Boston s New York Air Line
 Railroad Company.
SECRETARY'6 OFFICE, nunnpm Mar k IL

BRIDGEPORT, May 5, 1883. YEHHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the N Boston and New York Air Line Railroad company for the election of Directors and other business which may properly come before said meeting will be held at the office Of the company in the city of Middetown. Conn.,, on Tuesday, June D. 1883, at 130 p.
 May 26 to June 5, both days inclusive.
 Attest, T. L. WATSON, nay1O 5toaw Secretary.
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Sewing in the Public Schools.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The board of educa- tion to-day received g petition numerously signed by ladies, asking that sewing be taught in the primary schools. Among the signatures were those of Mrs. Judge Blatch- ford, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Mrs. Maurice R. Jessup Mrs. John Taylor Johnson, Mrs. John Jaffray and Mrs. Pierrepont Morgan.
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An Austrian Trsfntng Ship.

NEW YORK, May Is The Austrian frigate Archdike Friedrich, Commander. ..Krouswethir, from Havana, May 2d, with officers and crew numbering 2So all told, arrived here to-day. She mounts twelve guns. The Friedrich is training ship, having twenty y-nine naval cadets on board and is on a years cruise.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Elaine.
ConstabIes to Enforce Prohi

ConstabIes to Enforce Prohibition.
 BANGOR, May 16.-A petition has been signed and forwarded to the Governor for the appointment of special constables to en- force the prohibitory law in this city. May or Cummings has been notified that 8 hear ing upon the subject will be had before the Governor and council in Augusta June 1st.
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Political Notice.
Republican Ward commt

Republican Ward Committees. Chairmen of Republican Ward Committees are hereby notified to call meeting of Republican Eec- tors in their respective wards before May 28th 1883, for the purpose of electing Ward Committees for the ensuing year. Four days notice must be given.
 LUCIUS P. DENYING,
 Chairman of Republican Town Committea
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The Mutual Life's New Building

NEW YORK, May 16.-The corner stone for the Mutual Life Insurance company was laid to-day on the site formerly occupied by the old postoface. The stone was laid by Presi- dent Winston of the company with fitting ceremonies The structure will be massive one, covering an entire block on Nassau street and nearly half block on both Cedar and Liberty streets,
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THE WEST.
Ohio.
Foresight of a Dying Man.

CLEVELAND, May 16.-Anthony K. Tender son. who died at Erie, Pa,, last Friday, leaves property valued at $75,OOo in Lawrence county, Pa, for an endowment for an indus- trial home for poor and homeless youth and property here worth $175, 900 for the endow- sment of similar institution.
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Rooms en suite and single wi

I&AA PARTIES desiring the above will find pleas Eiid ant home at 13I High street, corner of Wall. HIIA Also unfurnished rooms, with or without board Every modern convenience Only three min- u!es walk from the Green. Best of references given and required. my12 If
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The Bunko Man Who steered a P

The Bunko Man Who Steered a Priest.
 NEW YORK, May 16.-The confidence man who robbed Rev. Father Patrick J. Rogers of Boston, of 1925 yesterday was captured teddy and proved to be Charles Francis. alias Shorty, a well known bunko steerer. The money was found in his possession and he confessed his guilt. Father Rogers has been telegraphed for to come and receive his money and prosecute the thief.
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Loss of a Valuable Pocketbook.

NEW YORK, May 16.-William S. McIn. tyre, former Hudson river steamboat cap- tain and now interested in Colorado mines and mining stock, lost his pooketbook, con- taining about $125, 900 in bonds and $375 in cash, on Sunday, and has yet heard no tid- ings of it.
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4 Fireman Rewarded for His HeroIsm

A Fireman Rewarded for His Heroism.
 NEW YORK, May 16.-The Bennett medal for 1882 was presented to Fireman Jno. l.. Rooney, of Hook and Ladder company 10. The pre- sentation took place in Union Square before 3 brigade of the fire department who paraded in honor of the occasion. Mayor Edson made the presentation and delivered brief address reviewing the act for which he was awarded the medal and eomplimented him on his bravery. Fireman Rooney won the med al by his heroic rescue of Miss Ida Small from the burning World building in January 31, 1882. Miss Small, whose lite he saved was present at the presentation.
 Betrayed by Her Aunt-A Mother Kills
 Her IIIeg1ttmate Child and The Body is
 Dug up by Her Mothers Sister.
 FREEPoRT, May 16.-Emma Carpenter, 8 young girl, and her mother, Hester CRrpen- ter, were arrested to-day charged with. kill ing the illsgimate child of ths former. Emma gave birth to the child on Monday. Her mother was engaged to be married to neighboring wealthy farmer. Mrs. Weekes, Mrs. Carpenters sister, missed the child to- day and remembering to have heard some digging in the yard during Tuesday night waited until Mrs. Carpenter left the house during the day on an errand, procured the assistance of a neighbor and dug and found the child buried naked under some plants that Mrs. Carpenter had set out in the yard dur ing the early morning. The child is alleged to have been strong and healthy and to have been strangled.
 A Surprise i'm the Billiard Tournament.
 NEW YORK, May 16.-The surprise of the billiard tournament came this afternoon, when Thomas Wallace, ''the boy" from Chi cago, whipped the redoubtable Joe Dion, who was the victor over Vignaux, the French champion, in the first game played. Very few people witnessed the game. which was long and tedious one, requiring ninety two innings to finish. Dion cempIained of not feeling well and his pale face bore out the complaint. new referee was selected. The gentleman's name is Vancott. He de- clined to give his first name. He sat upon
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Mitchell to Meet Sullivan Without
 Gloves.

PHILADELPHrA, May 16. = Arrangements are being quietly perfected for meeting in this city between Sullivan and Mitchell with the understanding that the latter will wear no gloves. As this is contrary to law the ar- engagements are being conducted with the utmost secrecy, and it is likely that Will mington, Del, may be settled upon as the scene of the encounter.
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FOR SALEs A LOT corner of Commerce and Temple streets. A Inquire of ALBERT H. YOUNG, ap1I 57 Long Wharf.
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WANTEn.

$SS BY young nicely furnished room
 iiI with board. centrally located, private family AH.U preferred Terms not to exceed Sc per week Address for two days B. W
 my17 It. tb{s offca
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NTEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second A work or general housew ork in a small family Call at
 my17 2t+ 46DAY STREET
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A SITUATION by respecta IIe girl to do second A work, general housework or assist at bouse. work Good reference. Inquire at
 my17 2t+ 63 CONGRESS AyENTrE
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FOR RENT, Is AFURN1sHED FRONT ROOM Inquire at EI my17 1t+ 96 OLIVE STREET.
 FOR SALE, A VILLAGE CART but little used. Also superior AUDLEY's STABLES, my17 2t+ Is Audubon Street.
 FOR RENT, ks7a TWO large pleasant rooms' furnished with Eiia 56I HOWARD AVENUE, myl7 6t+ Near Oak street.
 FOR RENT. $3 FIVE ROOMS to small ia q fly. Inquire at EiisH 50 BISHOP STREET.
 FOR RENT. M have no feet of available advertisement w space on new building, where there is more travel past and is conspicuous than any location in this ctty. For terms or space address my17 3t. BOX 1,234.
 FOR SALE. k%A THREE INFORMALLY HOUSES: 8is 125 Sylvan avenue, s1,OeO down. &E1 Clarke avenue, $500 down. Other places cheap E. T. TRoWBRIDGE, my17 6t+ IT Auburn street, take sylvan cars. |" Simsbury" Creamery Butter. Pronounced the best that comes to this market. We shall receive it every Thursday. We have menced receiving Litchheld County Butter Also of the N. Y. State Butter received day, 33c per ID.
 D. g. Cooper, my17 37s State Street,
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TALooTT H. RUSSELL, Receiver
Ff3R. RENT

,SS4A HOUSE Mo- S4 Hamilton street, near Chapel. #siiI Thirteen rooms, well arranged for one two
 l parties; large lot, fine fruit etc.; price $6500. Inquire of DURHAM & WOOSTER
 K
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144zAa BACK PARLOR and bedroom with bath ad- Ehiid joiLing and all modern conveniences; nicely faIIh furnished and very desirable for summer. Will be rented low during the summer to the proper persons. Call at
 my9 If 2O1 ORANGE STREET, cor. of GROVE.
 ROOMS AND BOARD. Iz%A TWO very nice rooms with board, very cen- iia trally located suitable for and wife. Best E.N of references given and required. For partic ulars address
 my4 If B., O. BOX 9.
 FOR RENT. ,sE4 pleasant suite of front rooms second Mis floor to rent with board alEo single room. EEM At
 apps If 102 CHAPEL STREET.
 BOARD AND ROOMS. .sqs A few gentlemen can be accommodated with Eis hrst-class board and pleasant rooms with mod RSsIH ern improvements Locality second to none in the city. Terms moderate. Apply at a23 1un% 35 WOOSTER PLACE.
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w NTE'

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general ~ nousework or second work in private family. days st ~ " '""
 my17 1ts 62 RROAO sTPEEr
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FOR SALEa
 A THE House and Farm Of the late Jason War iId ner, the direct road from Westvtl1e to West II Haven, in Town of Orange. The house is near ly new, and commands fine view of the city and it's surroundings. For particulars, inquire of H. P. msI5 If "OnP O. Box IO95 City,
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The slip of aa Excursion Ticket. PH1LADE1rH1A, May 16.-The jury in the
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WANTED.

A PLACE to take of a sick or feeble person or "A as housekeeper. The best of reference. h. quire at
 my17 It. 55 VERNON STREET
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Entertainments.

Chairman of Republican To1
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The Brooklyn Brfdge-The Engineer who Superintended Its Construction am IMvalfd's Beds
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WANTEI

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second A work, or would sew and mInd children. Cal second floor at ~
 my1T 1t# s3 BROAD STREET
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WANTED.

A vate family by a thoroughly competent oir1 Inquire at Ae'on' s'T4
 my17 It. 40 vopx crprpr
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by 8 Scotch girl to do general house. Inquirs at ~ oieuoeS' myl1 It. 40 yoRK sTpEET
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Scene in She Star Route Trial.
 WASHINGTON. May 16.--Mr. Wilson re sumed his speech for the defense in the Star route case this morning and alluded to Fur ner as having done bls work faithfully. .He
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dNants.
WANTEn
WANTED,

A SITUATION by young girl to do general house. place, sD0--'
 my17 It. aO PRTNnE STREET
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my17 If
" NTED

A GAS FITTER, steady work guaranteed to first 1A class man. Also hrst-c class plumber.
 ROBERT MORGAN 1ny1I 30 Center Street
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WANTED.

Qn YOUNG ladies and gentlemen in addition to oSg the 30 we now have, to learn shorthand and machine writing at COgsWelPsS School of fPhOnOgraphy.
 2s9 CHAPEL STREET. E@ s1tuat1ocs obtained for competent pupils. zs
 Evening Sessions. Send for Circulars
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suit of Mark Spieker against the Pennsylva- mia Railroad company, who brought suit fox damages for being eiected by conductor of one of the trains who refused to take the re- turn slip of an excursion ticket from Will Transport to Philadelphia, to-day brought in a verdict for $5, 900 damages
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WANTEn

" an experienced dressmaker few more engag, 1D ments by the day or week. Apply at
 my17 It+ IF FRANKLIN STREET
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k ADIEB and young men in town or country to EA know that we can furnish them with a nice and pleasant work at their own homes, where they can easily make from S2 to S4 a day; the work can be oone in spare time without hndrance to present oc cupatton; no canvassing peddling, and no stamp required for reply. Address at once to F MILIARb < CO.,, Mrs. Boston Box 5 234 mvI7 6t
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A SITUATION by a Scot
WANTEn

A SITUATION by 8 Scotchman IS years of age 4A AteIy come over, in an fics or assistant iT1 a store Has been entry clerk and assistant in store in the old country. Call or address
 myl7 9t- 1s5 SAITONSTAII. ANENIIE
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FOR SALE CHEAP

t6szs HOUSE, g, 200, will exchange for lot #si5 Central Property, $7,600 &.I House, $1, ,5OO, near Winchester's Armory. Lota $500, $36O, $600.
 TERMS TO ACCOMMODATE. Call at
 R. E. BALDWIN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, nvl2 d&w 2ss Chanel strsst
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A S1tOAIloN az 1aundress, chambermaid or gen. 1EA erai houseSork. No objection to going a short distance in the country Can be for two days at [ \ I.rIar
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Be2I Gstxie.
Isee 1ss page for other Real Estate Notwithstanding

see 1st page for other Real Estate advertisements
 FOR RENT, l iffa TENEMENT of rooms corner State anC Gi5 Bradley streets. Inquire at 80 Crown street.
 FOR RENT, ! 3fFSs ROOMS furuished and unfurnished at very l kEi5 low rents for summer. House centrally To 1E4 csted and with modern convsniences.
 myl6 2. 95 OLIVE STREET.
 FOR RENT. l {s4Ha THE house No. 292 Grand street, with or | iiH without the furniture. There are eleven e4 roous and good attic and cellar. Possession given Immediately. Inquire of ,, my15 3t+ sos Chapel Street. SHORT BEACH. &9A WE oner for sale new and commodious
 1or o cottage at this @ i1ore s location IS the most desirable on the beach, For fur '- MER@IN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE my12 237 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT,
 As.sA HOUSES on Chapel, Grown, Poplar, Gill, iH Lloyd and Portsea streets, Howard and DGv E .U enport avenues. Several tenements in various parts of the city.
 T. G. Sloan & Son, mys Room Benedict Building. TO EXCHANGE FOR A FARM. good house now rented for twenty dollars per month to prompt paying tenants central and clear sized farm not too high priced suitable for raising stock. For particulars address
 Geo. A. .ISbell, Office Todd Block, COT. State and Elm Sts. ap2S
 FOR RENT, . TTa AFURNIsHED ROOM, minutes walk from H.g the Green. Address .oxo-. <,,r,
 FOR RENT, ke4A FURNISHED ROOMS. Two fine front rooms, siH suite or single, to let to 8 gentleman and kA..l wife or single gentlemen, with or without board ss may be desired Also one single room. No my4tf '' ~ 2o4 MEADOW STREET
 FOR RENT, &eA ONE House containing nine rooms, with all | sGGTH5 modern improvements. 26 Gill street; Ave l II rooms in Heller's block. gas, water and wa l street one house 27s Grand street, containing nine rooms, with all modern convenienoes; three rooms | LS9 Congress avenue. Inquire of ap17 JACOB HELLER.
 FOR SALE CHEAP, 5&$A THE house and lot Mo- POO Clinton avenue. | EI5 Lot 1OOx14o, acres of land situated on Wood Also lot on East Chapel street.
 fe9 If 69 Church Street, Room B.
 FOR RENT, JhfA4a DESIRABLE office fronting State and |
 0hsps ns f street. steam ess oRE GatsT rRd % RoRD
 
 kzzA THE Brick House No. 72 Howe street, with ! ESIi5 all modern improvements and in fine order. l z.1 Location the best in the city v Inquire ng of ma30 If Corner State and George Streets.
 HOUSE FOR SALE. $&AA THE most eligible and desirable residence, | HiH AT Trumbun street, corner Of Lincoln house N.lk contains twelve rooms and eight open fire laces. Lot 50x110 feet. Grounds well stocked with Tines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition Iouse be from to p. m. Information on I he premises rna3O 163 CHAPEL STREET, 1