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the Catholic Bishop, who confirmed large number
CHARLES READE As A MAN.
r.nrn IN, Londnn World.

Froa The London World - -. Dad.
With all his simplicity and naivete Inal 1 Iii
career posed as an eccentric. He greatly
and outraged the old fogies of the original oarricN
Club by paradng that august estaosheh; nj hoot in
the little neyerused card room at the top OF the
All his wild explosions of printed rage against 'o
critics or those who accused MN OF pagln'sin:
those who stole his plays, really merely business
advertisements for by nature as by practice' nc was
most kindly man. .or1 o.or;na
Many years ago went to lecture az oxioru Say'sS
with Mr. Spiers, where HepwOrth Dixon ana +. M.
Ward r. A. were my fellOwguests. just before gong
into the lectureroom was told by Mr. Phene npeIs'
the known architect that It was the pleas1 Y
tom of the undergraduates TO chat and balt every rec
turer Prepared by this, after l had spoken ioI q
quarter of hour, with constant interruptions
my notes. remarkng that, as they qua 1oo s bu and
me- / certainly had desire to address then anu
wishing them good evening" retired from the plat
form The place was full and there were many people
had come from distance ana aad oruere eosa
carriages an hour later but was hrn Ill my relusa
TO continue and this caused tremendous row, WIN
many threats of personal violence, from when was
only extricatcd by the appearance ON the scene OI INC
well known form of Charles Reade VINO, harahguiihS
the mob claimed me az old friend, and declared
was perfectly right in declining to submit to their I'M
pertinence. IL.
sight; books piled the floor and everywhere IN emu
less confusion MSS Uttered about scarcely char 10
be found--more like Mr. Fips's chambers Ill Austh
FriaTs into which Tom Pinch was indicted.
Six or seven wears ago Charles Readc lost one who
had been for years his closest companion, and SINCE
then his has been comparatively broken HE. MS
chief delight was in amsgivng 10 deserving 10
Eighteen months since he seemed to return TO ms
old haunts and in his sealskin coat was hotceapio
object at the theatres. But his health was gone ne
went abroad and returned only 10 due. lhere are many
who will remember his Feasibility. his strong language
his eccentric denunciaOns of plaster ceilings MS silly
advocacy of ambidextrous prohciency but there are
many who will think OF him as SOUND, nearly
hospitable generous Engshulan, a rare product OF
these later DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
NEWS From THE Suburbs.
NEWARK.

The need for additional school accommodations
is shown in "a single ward of the city lthe Ihir-
teenth), where nearly two thousand children of
school age are unable to get admitted Last year
an unusually large Appropriation was made in the
tax levy for the construction of new schools. The
Board of Education asks for $40, 600 additional
for this purpose. The appropriation is opposed by
Aldermen.
The Democrats of the Eighth Ward on Saturday
night, nominated Robert ). Osborne for Alderman.
Tie election will take place Tomorrow.
SIX Republican members of the Board of Free
holders have resolved to unite with the Democratic
minority in the Board to make a change in the
medical system IN vogue at the County Insane
Ayslum where the $50 patients are cared for by a
single visiting physician. The Board consists of
twenty-three Republicans and seventeen Demo-
Gratis. The change proposed is to appoint special
lst resident physician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meetings concerning the Marine Bank failure.
Marie Garrison suit No 1859 Broadway, IL a. M
Hamersly will contest, surrogats's Court
Meeting of Tammany Society, 730 p. IN.
acknowledgements glove contest, Madison Square
Garden.
General Committee Of German American Independent
Citizens Association, Beethoven Hall.
Fete Of Nations, Academy OF Music Brooklyn.
Meeting OF merchants, Produce Exchange building
Ilinsdale divorce suit. Long Island City. - -.
American Geographical Society, No. IL West twenty
nmth-st., evening - % MA.
American Laryngologlcal Association, No II "es'
Thirty firstst., 10 a ILL.,. ,yo,o,
Assembly Committee on Cities Metropolitan Hotel
P:30 a. IN.
Meeting of Directors OF Academy OF Music c,or
Executive Committee of New-fOTk Democracy, NoVP'i
Institute, 3 p. IN. -,
Academy of Sciences Columbia College, p m
Presbytery of New-York, Scotch Church. p M
Methodist Ministers, No. 800 Broadway, morning
Baseball Polo Grounds
Baptist Preachers.
Reformed Pastors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1l4LexingtOnave.. between 10Th and Jth-sN
Hours, s TO l. toll Diseases Of the Nervous ,EStsn
Genito- rnaTB Organs. Impotence AMI stsrhU-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
SIrNDRY NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

ORANGE.-ThOmas Hall and wife, who were lost
on the State of Florida formerly residents of
Orange Mr.. Hall being for years proprietor of the
Orange hotel "A reception and fair will be held
at the Orphan Home ON Wednesday.
MoNTCLAIR.-Foar new cottages are to be erected
BY Thomas GRAHAM. in St. Luke's Place, and Dr.
Piukham will build large Queen Anne villa in
Croys-st. Contracts have been awarded for lay
ing flag and plank sidewalks.
RUTHERFURD.-A literary club has been organized
AT Sonth Rutherfurd under the name of the Store
Club. Fifty hands will be put to work to-day
at Giless stone quarry on large contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
SPECIAL SALE Of
COZ he IL I'd = = II IL y.

On and after to-day Mcssrs.
JAMES McCREERY 81 co. will
offer "a beautiful assortment OF
COlOred yEerveGIieux II inches
wide nj $t425 yard; marked
down from 81 20. Also COM
pIe9e assortment of COlOred
GrOs Grains al sj cents and
81 90 a yard; reduced from
81 % and s. so respectively.
Separate Counter al the en-
trance Of their Silk Room will
be set apart for showing these
goods.
Their sale Of LOuisicnne and
GIace Silks at 80 cents will also
be continued.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 1lth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
THE JoE RRADy DEMONSTRATION.
BROOKLYN.

The Rev. N B. Thompson preached his farewell
sermon as pastor of the South Baptist Church. at
HoOper-st and Harrson-ove., Yesterday. He Will
be installed pastor of the First Free Baptist
Church in New-York on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. PhGbena Priestly, the victim of alleged
malpractice, died early yesterday morning at her
home No. 796 Park-ave. Her ante-mOrtem state
ment inculpated Mis-. Mary Craw. of No. 10 Cook
ct. Mrs. Priestly was only nineteen years old and
HAD been married year. Mrs. CTaw was arrested
and held to await the COroners inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
Announcements

Earl & Wilson's + and w brand of Mems
Collars and Cuffs are the best. Sold everywhere.
Singing, irritation, all Kidney and Urinary
Complaints cured by Buchupaba." 81.
Trough Oh COrns, for COrns, Bunions. loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
LONG ISLAND.

GREENPoRT-Gr has been broken for the
erection OF the Catholic Church to be built for
the use of the congregation now worsnpping at st.
Agnes.
JAMAICA.-The Democratic Convention for the
lid Assembly District Of Queens County, to
elect delegates TO the State Convention, Will he
held at the Town Hall on May 20.
LONG ISLAND CITY-The celebrated Binsdale di-
yorce case will be resumed before Judge Brown, IN
the Queens County Supreme Court, this morning
.... Carl Iasstigner, age twenty of the Ger
man bark Mozart, now lying ie the Standard Oil
Company's dock, fell overheard yesterday and was
drowned. 80. Much INCONVENIENCE was caused yes
terday by a scarcity of water.
EAST NEW YoRK.--Tbe Rev. John Eschmann, pas
lor of the German Evangelical Church. died on
Friday night after submitting toan operation FOR
the removal of q talQor. Mr.. Eschnann was born
In Switzerland. He came to hsconntry III 1889
and established the church III East New York,
which has grown rapidly. Two years after its for
nation a building worth $1,000 was purchased.
Mr. Eschmann was the master OF six Languages.
sTATEN ISLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12

Wessrs. ChilsinswOrth s :
SON have the honour to 4.
inform consumers iEa the
United States that they :
continue to supply the :
EsD VAL EsES Il I'D Il NCE :
Sherries, Ports. Cham
paSnes * Brandy, which, Z
for their quality, favour !:
and purity, are uMsur. {
passed at the prices.
List0f Qualities ana Prices On
application to 43, Great Toner
street, London, England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
sTATEN ISLAND

WrsTPIELD-The Rev. Father Drumgooles new
chapel. Mount L0rretto. was visited yesterday by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. James HoteECongressman John e; Lamb,
Of Indiana HOFFMAN House-Ex-Senator John :. Ia
ser OF California Tihh Avenue Hoe-Senator Charles
Baker of Rochester, and Dr. John F. Gray, OF Utica
.Istor Hosasc-CommodoTe j. Young, United states
Navy
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B. Altman & Co.,
Nineteenth-street and Sizth-avenue.
LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT.

LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Particular attention is directed to choice
selection of SPRING and SUMMER COS
TUNES, and owing to large facilities in their
work-roOms no charges are made for altering
Ladies' Silk, Worsted, or Cloth Suits Of their
own make.
IN ADDITION to the ABOVE q LARGE
STOCK of POPULAR READY-MADE SUITS,
ADAPTED FOR SHOPPING, TRAVELLING and
SEASIDE WEAR, IS OFFERED AT SPECIALLY
LOW PRICES.
They also continue to take orders for
Spring Styles Ladies' TailOr-made Garments,
Suits, Riding Habits, FrOck Coats. jackets,
Cutaway Coats, Newmarkets, &C., made in
thoroughly frst-class manner, at less
prices than heretofore.
Their Dress Goods Department contains the
latest novelties; including Imported Cloths
for Ladies' TailOr-made Costumes.
B. Altman & Co,
Nineteenth street and Sixth-avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
MAXINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrises AL SETS Moor rises 9l7 Moons agods II
wkTKH TODAY
/M-sandy Hook s:5liGov Island, $50 Hell Cats ll:l9
P.M.-Sandy 6ook. 9;l7 Gov Island 95l He'll Cats ll4O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

tor. tue Recognition Of the Confsdcraey
Nv The Powers. 81 Independence. ana
Of Ieace. IL accomplished the fTss, ana
secured grea, epoiIs al prisoners and OF
guns, and q supplies. II failed IN the last
first. by The blunder OF Ilalleck In reiain-
ing possession OF Harpcr's Ferry when ne
ought to have evacuated IL; but secondly.
and principally. by the negligence when
lest Lees special order No. iei. AMI thus
furnished Mcclellan with precise olhc'ai
information Of the disposition OF Lees
troops and of bis future Intentions. III
was q fa,lure In ~ lar as he did no. accom-
pirsh what he hoped would be possible, Dnt
IL was success. In the results achieved:
and IN the loss Of time, men, anu iha'eTia'
II inflicted on the Ftdcral Side.
The first Maryland campaign, wnen w
consider the number employed, tne as
iance marched. the results achieved, tie
disparity 81 forces fought, was an episode
UNSURPASSED IN brilliancy 81 achievement,
in sclf.sacr.icc Of soldiers lolticcrs and
men), in heroic endeayor aud IN chiyalric
caljantry, by any chapter In the history OF
var. Considering Lees audaclty Ia di-
yldipg his small force in the presence OF
three tines his numbers, in an unknown
and unfritndly country, his fortitude
and teraeliy IN holding on until the
object FOR which he had detach-
cd them was accomplished. and they
could reioin him, his genius in selecting
his nosiiion, and his skill in handling bis
troops on The held OF battle. and the man.
rcr In which he was supported by his Hell
tenants, their subordinates. aud their men.
we have q lesson inspiring, instructive, and
impressive. The causes Of the civil war
are sinking out OF memory, the passions
aroused by II on both sides have died out,
hut the record Of the vaior. the patriotism,
and the endurance developed by IL VIII be
perpciuated for generations.
It's splcndor remains, and splcndor IKE
This Is something more than The mere out
ward adornmcut, which graces the lfe OF
n nation. IL IL strength. Strength other
than that Of mere riches. and other than
that az gross numbers; strength carried by
proud descent from one generation 10
another; strength awaiting the trials that
are 10 come
General johnson was warmly applauded
ali through the delivery OF his address, ana
cbeercd 10 the echo rs he took bis seat.
ON motion 81 General PeytOn Wise.
General johnson was thanked for his able
address. and copy solicited for publica-
ton.
There were loud calls for General EARLY,
and be responded by an eloquent tribute
TO Ex-Governor John Letcher, who had
died since our last meeting, and presented
some graceful aud appropriate resolutions
20 his memory which were heartily adopted.
The old officers weIe elected by acc'ama.
ton, as follows
General William ". j. Ice. president.
General Bradley Z. Johnson. first vice
president.
Executive Committee: Maio W. X. Mar
tin. Colonel Willilm 81 Palmer, Major
Robert stiles, Sergeant George l.. Chris
tian, and Major Thomas a. Brander.
Treasurer. Robert 2. BoSber.
Secretary, Carlton Mccarthy.
After the meeting there was heartily
ENJOYABLE banquet a, sanger Halle.
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y BOkT LINE, azs-aa-ss-s
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND CLAEENONE

steamer TOtIAMA. =. :. ASREw g plain,
leave, hor wharf. foot nf Twenty scroud aud u OK
stree.s.at 10 \. every TUESDAY. THURS
DAY. and >ArU EDNN. ,topniug at all ltndilgs.
Fr.iehis received from , L. ". every Mo1tty,
days. Thursdays, and Suur'isy5. Every accom-
mediation VIII be extended 10 PASSENGERS.
Is II. :. WADDtLl. brltril Agent.
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Arrive
2
All regular passenger trains ftng no Bon Air.
PULLNAN-CNR >EPHiCE.
ON Traiu nor N"r', ana Ai'snt. t'7 Wfr-
n gton and D1nNi.l'.
np Train No s2-Washinct0n ali AI.H.'..
Mashfugtou and Nsw Orleans. ittc.ItHul t...
Danyile. Returning. BaEYiiln ana ~ 'Im..
uain so.52.
Iicket~ SID % all points sou'h, sou '
s0uthwc.l. and hfgi age cncc Acd iufnItl
NoIay-oYSr checks gwen - local g.,
VI. ~LAIhilI
General fasssuslr So.
SGT HAAS. Trai1c Manager.
A. 1. KIgES. Efn .-1t MANAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

) THOMPSON nnowx ( CO., Auc.loneors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

The United States steamer Corwln dis
covered new volcano in its late trip 10 the
North Pacific. The eruption was reported
10 have occurred IN volcano in the Aleu-
tian Islands, 100 miles west-southwest OF
OunaIaska. The smoke was fully three
miles In circumference, and the water was
strewn with ashes over wide area. The
Corgin brought several mammoth 'usks.
which ere found In large quantities. Oh the
(hamiso Islands. and rare specimens OF
cr,sialized sandstone and petriiied wood.
Edward Clark. architect Of The national
Capitol. says that during the last ten years
oytrone hundred trees whose trunks aver
eyed one foot In diameter were transplant
ed TO the grounds about the Capitol. To
adapt them to removal their roots were cut
Off nj distance OF three and one hall feet
from the trunk. The operation was re-.
garded as hazardous. and was characterized
as IN iujudici0us and disastrous one. IL Il
now reported that all Of the trees, with two
exceptions, have flourished and are growing
more rapidly than others in the same park.
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cr1Yp,yo AoAIysT FRAUDS.
yer.ey Demos,sss Form Vigilance o'm'n's'
s.s. c.r rteetfou.D3y.


A Trenton special says: Governor hp
hett talked with World reporter Weants.
day respecting the rumored Republican
plsu 1, carry New jersey by surrounding
The polIs With United States deputy mar
shels. While no appeal has been made 70
the t;oycrnor by Democrats, II IL pfoo,ole
an eppeal will be made before e'ection'uay.
Jniied States Marshal Delcon claims that
The State officials cannot arrest one OF
his men nor interfere With them. novel.
nor Albeit Is dc~irous OF knowing ,ust
how far he can maintain statc.I-ybis against
any impositions on the part OF the United
states dcpuiIes. There seems littie DOUBT
Of the purpose Of the Republicans 10 use
United states deputies for election pur-
poses. The number Of requests from he,
rublican citizens for the appointment OF
demtics nroyes the existence oil piDt OF
some kind. United States Marshal Deacon
claims Inc must send deputies TO every Guy
a over %. 600 inhabitants where their pre-
seuce is requested by two citizens.
number Of the Democratic county
Committees were communicated win To-
day and asked 10 form Vigilance Commit
tees 10 watch the deputies. The Democratic
mayors OF the State will also appoint special
officers. MAYOR Donnelly, of this city. ha,
arranged, il l. stated, TO have fifty special
officers around the polls and also around
the registering places rext THURSDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

TSreoch on taking Chair at schurz's lIartforl
nceiingI
This is an informal meeting. lam asked
10 preside. and believe am the OILY legally
appointed officer. [Laughter.l know Il
IL customary TO read long list OF vice
presidents, but forgot all about Ii 80 all
gentlemen present, regardless Of their po-
litical complexion, will be kind enough to
act as vice-presidents. fGreat laughter.l
believe no Democratic papers have ever
convinced me OF anything, and the estimate
I hold Of Mr.. Blaine in the position in
W hich stand to-day attribute to the Re
publican press. ! had read those papers IN
the past and what they said appeared TO me
TO be convincing. The editors seemed to
consider him unit 10 be President OF the
United States, and, as | had confidence in
the integrity OF my friends, the editors OF
the local Republican press, the things re-
duced my estimate Of Mr.. Blaine to what
il now is. The personality Of man or his
character gives immense weight 10 what he
saws or docs. Take General Hawley's pa
per. for instance. and what it has said OF
Blaine in the past. consider am mug
wump constructed by General llawley.
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SASH. BLaNDs. Doors. &c.

XXTUITEHURST & OWEN, MANU-.
w FACTURERS OF SASH. BLINDS, DOORS,
MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, &C., TENTH AND
BYRD STREETS.-Our new factory, unsurpassed
In arrangement and equipment Dv any the
country, Is now In full operation, aud we are pre-
I'm n,,ces ~ 28-9Ip
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Professor Adolph on, New York, says !:
81 used it for seasickness during an ocean
passage. In most Of the cases the violent
SYMPTOMS which characterize that disease
Welded and gave way to a heathiul action
Of the functions imDaired.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

THE MISUNDERSTANDING nornlrroRs
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RAILROAD LINES

e. III ~: :-:.s;E
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
- WAY.-sCHEDULElN EfFbCI pNloNE
IL, 1884: ,,,,r,o,,n
e.oo 4 NJ For Newport. News, OLD Point Com
fort and Norfolk. Daily except sun
day. Only three hour, and twenty %
i've minutes iichmOndt . Nprioik.
985 NJ. FOR al stations and leNins'2n}i NJ
cent sunday. Quickest line g. Lex
iugton. W.. making close connie
tons JiH stanton.
33j I. NJ tharlot!esVilicaceomn,9d''i91n, lln
a.4,pu. FOR Sewnort'- News. OLA Point. and
sorfllk. Espre except SUNDAY.
e:25 p. NJ FOR Louisyili, and cinI,nnai, c.n-
west. and southwest. Fast eyprc>s
daily Doe not slop for local hut-
mes. Pullman sleep ng-.ar. R'rh-
mond 30 Cincinnati and Wellington
and Charlottesville 10 Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e.50L.u. From charlottesville except sunday.
itH2S A NJ From Norfolk. Old Point. AMI New
port'. News, except sunday.
1913 r. NJ From Louisville, Cig9eininGi' and all
local points, except sun ily.
6l5PN From korfUlS except >uni1y FROM
Old Point aGd NewpOrt's News diily'
o15PH, From Louisville ami Cin'innatl'
srpa,, Fxcursion 10 Ncwport's News and Old
Potnt will leave Richm 1nd A. M.-and arrive IN
Richmond els +. VI. returning.
Depot: Seventeenth and broao SteN, ,.,..
Ticket-Offces: 1000 Main street AMI tiis-a
psaAe ana oA' "'''"'' ''P2Hh Il. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
c. ". SMITH. Gene al Manager o' II
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HEALTH is WEALTH.
DR.. T.. G. VESTS
NERNr- ANn HRAIN.TREATMENT.

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chaser our written guarantep to refund the money
N the treatment does not effect cure. Gulran.
tees Issued only by JOHN G. WEST & CO,
S62 west Madison street.
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WOODWORKING.

DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING ON
IL WOOD.
Portraits engraved from The nlotO -
Communication through Joseph NJ. Blair, sos
Main street lpacc Block. -
&C lO-F.su& vim y. HEIH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24

joel Chandler Harris has been III foT sew
eral weeks, during which period he has had
TO ioIego the accustomed exercises OF his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-24
by John 7. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
HJnk and Eleventh streets.

TCTIOS SALE OF \ HOUSE AND
N LOT OS EAST SIDE az PINE srREEr
BETWEEN BACbN STREET AND BACON,
QUARTER BRANCH. lnNEDINrELY OPPO-
SITE TIE WOOLLEN-MlIL.-A the rcuness of
tie owner, VIII sell NJ aactOn the prcmi es on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER, %. 1884,
al 80 o'clock i. 81, the aboye-describei prom.
Srty. The house contains four rooms. ami
thc LOT fronts thirty feet and runs back one han
drcd and thirty feet. This property hcing SO near
the Woollen-N tend rs IL very desirable as an
Investment.
TERMS: Al sale. JOHN 4. GODDlN
oc 2i.23,2fS2J Ancttoneer.
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REAL E>TArE AZ PRIVATE SALT
DEAL ESTATE At PRIVATE "a
Ii, SALE. A<
- '-N'- IInIrgE-.

HOUSES.
FtRsT.CLASS NODEEN.sTYL DIV ELLlN,,
on o. .tr.tl between Mini ami icuh' -
r"o,ns: i;ehen stable, AMI al N ,iern improve
mems. ,...,,,, ..r,-,u nt,f.rS
DXTlIIN,s on Marshall street between ti<ht"
TW0 UESIHABLE DRICk DWELLiNi5S on
wet enc, street bstwfCa Fonshce am AitW'
a N, ID rnoy1s each AMI modern improvements:
EFW gHICK DWELLING, r!Om@: otsucs
kifcl,n and s,rvauts room and modern improve,
mo, r.. an west Grace strces between Linrei anu
XIV BRICK DWELLING on west Craze
street near Henry; l2 rooms aGi h'"d III u"
f'INRGF BRIG K DWELLING On Tllsh street
between Clay and Leigh. with modern improve
NICE BRICK DWELLING on Fourth street;
Gamble IlIli. with rooms; Kitchen stable and
modern i'm Iroyements. 49,. -, 10 .,.,,.
WV mick DWELLING. modern we With
10 tooms. on Floyd street near Monroe fafk,
NICE BRICK DWELLING On HeFentn street
north II Leigh With modern imiroycmc!'s. -,
SMALL BnICh DWELLING. with modern I'm,
nfovefnrl;s, on seventh street between Grace an
franklin. ,..,, =. - 90, ,,,.,
NiTF FRAME DWFLLtkG, q rooms on trace
street betwe,n Ilenry ani BelVldcie' WIN All NJ
etssary cuivcrt connections. IA,
FRAME DWELLING. with d'firule bUI,
ON Grace street between Monroe and llenrYi an
necessary culycri connections.
TERMS: Liberal. A., .,,, non,
viii take pleasure in showing the ABOVE, mon
Toned DWELLINGS TO all IN want Of snch pro-
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