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splendid actress, Agnes that pose is
simply superb. If you had had voice,
you would have been marvellous Lu-
crezia.
Mrs st. George Wretch !
Rnaldo--That wretch was given with
quite perfect intonation. | think you
must have borrowed your inspiration from
Ristori. You are like her i'll Medea. A
truce with this folly, Agnes. 1 am mas
ter of the situation, and you know it.
Your niece pleases me she has money,
which will rescue me from this life OF
drudgery. / intend to marry her, and
count on your cooperation. If you fai
me, you know what to expect. At last
let the mask fall Men do not love for
ever, and no woman after forty can eX
poet the lifelong devotion OF II man not
yet thirty. But one can retain his friend
ship, and you know how to keep mine.
Once more, adieu, and be wise-fur yoal
sake rs we'll as mine.
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py and now it is all over and perhaps
shall never see him again.
Mrs. st. George-Poor little Lily |
do not wonder at your crying dear. But
you must be brave and patient, my child.
You do not know what good the future
has in store Tor you.
Lily-Do not think me ungrateful,
auntie and it is so 30 silly to cry for
nothing; but indeed.
Mrs. ST. George-But you feel your
heart heavy and your life dreary, is it not
so?
Lllv-A little. No no how wicked
it is to say ST., when you are 80 good, SO
kind, g. perfect Poor mamma always
used to say that You were without a fault.
She used to say to me, "lmitnte Aunt
Agnes and you will never do wrong :" and
even Papa Strong used to say to her,
| There is one woman in the world would
wager my life for--your sister, Agnes St.
George" Ma;ama was so sorry when
you went away to Italy and stayed there.
She SAID she wanted you ut home to be an
example to me. Now you have turned
white again. Aunt Agnes
Mrs. st. George-Do not praise me too
much, my child you do not know me
| yet.
Lily-But mamma did. Your own sis
ter must have known you And Papa
Strong. too, who never praised any one,
not even mamma, and he used to swear
| by you ! And you are good Aunt Agnes
you are my own darling auntle, my sec
ond mother
Mrs. St. George will be your second
mother, Lily mine, in all loving care and
tenderness, whether am WORTHY or not
| Enter servant-"Signo Graziano."
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We the .uh~crrala. r.TiE2 been appointed h'
the Honorable the i'-o32 CoJtt for fine N 'ri'' o
.CnIif-uleu, CuuuG.s-!cn5rs 90 receive, t% iUt' Doe
and ulu,r m. cl,,la, anl i .mtds of all persons.
against the cs ale >: IN lmI- bD"u m't
OF us.ou. in s2l1 Gts.rcr. deceased a''i
Also Mi rlaunS aud Grrcari3 cNHnNci lu offset
th.r,t aud six n lasls from the dav Of the date
hereof. beng a0wsi bJ sid Cour, for that pnr-
pose we do ihertF1-o n@f-Oy give notice tud' we
viii attend TO tu, u-s.R - 81 our appointment,
af The re- drncr Of ii. p johnson, al N.ll-lpn.
In sdd distrIc on TIE sc51ad Tuesdays OF Mag ana
uc,ouer next at 10 o'clock 4. m, On eath OIL san
dtvs.
II. :. 10 NON. commissioners.
l.. ii. TALCOiIJ
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(At the Inquest on Agnes St. George. J

Verdict of the jury Died Of an over
dose of chloral, taken by misadventure,
Mrs. St. Georges Maid (speakiug to
herself)-I am glad | found that letter III
time. 1t would have looked awkward (;
half burned, too, as it was. And even
who know 40 much--so much more than
she thought, poor dear--cannot quite
make out this: You have won this
move, but--quai 1t shall cost you
dear shall choose between her hap
piness reputation. You wanted
war shall have it. Rim -
That handsom" devil brought THIS that
night late aud whatever it means, il
why that poor dear is lying cold in Ler
grave to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-09

Much OF the distress and sickness attributed to
dyspepsia, chronic da-rhea and 9th T causes is
Occasioned by humor In the stomach. Several cases
with all the characteristics OF these complaints,
have been cured by Foods Sarsap arilla. Other
cnres effected by this medicine are wonderful
that the simplest statement OF them affords the best
proof that II combines rare curative agents and
when once uaad secures the confidence OF the
people. Nov 20, dwwlt
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NEVER NEGLECT q cOnstipated coHll lon OF the
bowels, OF serious result, surely follow, such Ms
piles, Impure bio II ana macy chrome complaints.
BurdOck Blood Altters is the remedy.
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iTRAiNs AIR w At BURLINGTON.

From Nol.. anu IVES $40 ,ua 1910, d. m,
t.,g 49, y ~ iuu l2:lO 20. III.
Fro r' HtS. ut Contra ". X X 6lu aud 1914
n... a. h'3i and $50 -. IN
Fro .". 'uu't " NntiHu.. 4.b0 AND ~ III snn
90 ..u Is m
FrOm .y Rurnuv n y Lan,,iup X H., s2E
NJ, 3:5 S:9Uu.".
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SFED CORN-PRIDE ~ TIE NORTH, new Nr'
o.. ~ cts; nj t,5ri huAn, s2h' ;huNIL, -
90. SEED BAkLEY-supelior slX.ro"eg, 80
per hush. SEED fOrATOks--tNlRA EAhi. u,
VrRMoNT Large yie'ders good Keepers, me quar-
ity:fl25 per bag az bu.), on ca s. eyhu 'HsS.
with all orders, TO X. EorT, East Ihalio a.,
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From Hon. wendell p. Rice Superintendent OF
Vermont State Prison.
From the weil-known Snowman,
George VI. Clark, of Whitmore 4
lIark,s Minstrels.

FELCNvILLE, VT, May :, 1888.
Col. VI. X. PAISE-Dear Sir: ] want IL give
little ADVICE to my friends, the public who have
for many years given me 30 cordial \ welcome
when nave appeared before them. For years
nv health has been breaking down, and two years
ago had to pive up that ! was sick. My blood
was completely poisoned by the long use Of power
tul pigments on the face, neck, and hands, and
that, united with lay over taxed nervous system,
produced Ki3H,y TrOubr, Dyspepsia, Constipation.
and a bat case u Nervous ProNtrdtion. Added to
that, the PHYSICIANS were obliged to give me
Great quantities Of morphine 10 control my constant
pam. About year ago | gave up that | should
never be able To amuse another audience, when
began taking CELERY COMPOUND, and wha' a
change was tnerel Nrrprs Gained, dyspepsia
roufed constipation cured, kitHeVs in normal con-
dition good sleep came back, and. best of all, was
was en- hlcd to dO array lch opjdtcs, and have not
been obliged to resume them since. Have travelled
all winter, and FUN led all engagements In view
OF these iac's. my advice 10 AL similarly atfllred
is-tahe CELERY COMPOUND. Hoping you Will
take these few words of advice as kindly as you
have WAYS received my sense and nonsense,
am, Yours IA harmony,
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HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA


In the Toilet, Nursery, Laundry OF Hose cleaning
in-ures hcurh, h.au'y AMI cleanliness.
For sale by
all Grorers.
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Our Clubbing, List.
Many of subscribers avle thmv last year Of the terms Of
clubbing list to
S.VE MONEY!

On
in not Included
longer No commissions can be al
% these offers
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Ghe Trre Press
Est " Li.ssHS' HsJsBt..
iEattroadr.

~ va NJ ,h A-- t1U. l:S0 nd ll:lh II. H.,
u t,N 7;2h p.lh
ooin eo-. y Central W H. H., I:45 and lllb q. m,
= 4.| ll:lh pm.
Col >ut ~ utHut K. X S.4u a. 'h., a.. 1870,
~ "gl 80
Goi x Fas., D., |uf1.vOu Lamotlle X. $3.50 q.
L. AnH 2:Ib AMl l.4s ID. IN.
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Richmond Straight Cut No. |,
General Agent wanted.

DY an old and Proain eDt Life Company
- mAu Who has alge acquaintance through
his dtStrtc and who IA energetic thorough, and
MuIIhg Ia deSOe his entire tIms 10 the business 10
act as General agent. To such man rare in-
duCe msnts will he offered comb lng salary
guara ME. All policies nontorfelting by then own
conditions after three payments. EHdovmenl pol
tses a. lie rates. Popular plans. Experience not
necessary, but those WHO have experience and are
successful, aui desire change, will md Il greatly
TO their interest TO correspond with us before max
ing any arTanE emeuts. Address Drawer 1873 Albany
~. ~ Post-Oiiice. Apr s,dlwhw4w
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From n Weii-kuoWu Citizen OF fur
liunton. ia. Veteran JeWelier,
col. ~ iIlium urinsIlaid.


c l. VI. X. PAINE:
several muntus since commenced using your
Cciryp CoUI"Unt in my Tam Is. ann can recon-
uru 10 a. lrlug all that ygU represent H. and m"rs,
tnp NJ, wife uat uvcu suffering rom severe
bilious attacE, attended wan much nervous
uru-frtflnI,. and The use Of Cf'cru Compound
romuIpr,lN renewed hcr, and she has been better
since u.,Iir 70 than Tor sryc al wears before. Keep
r.,if .u maj lug an honest medicine and every
hniy ,y.Il want II. send those who doubt TINS
,iat,incuI - me. wall say good word for your
medicine CY.rN time. .............
..ttV. w
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DYER IsERs send for our Select List ut Lnca
n kewspapers. Geo. 4. ROwell Co 10 Spruce
IT., y aprnd-wlm
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From Hon. Hiram Harlow.

W-NDSOR, Vt. July 10, 1853.
Cot. VI. X. PAY E--Detr SI-l have used yOnr
CELERY CoNPOUNp m my family fur several months
past w'tu excellent effect, and II gives me pleasure
Iu STATE tnf n,iIrve q ca be recommended As do
NIX tu fHa' yuu clam flri'. Ia fact NV acqudiu-
lance " .tu Son a. an apo hccary for more han
tulrN -iOur Years past would give me fun confidence
IN any medicine OF your manufacture.
Respect 'ully yours
HlltAN IL tRLOW.
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''''AS ours ST 7 truly ai'|V' wM. BRINsMAID.
Ernm i. Il. KLnIrE. E.a., Traln pIsnatcher.

FrOm ]. II. kInlry, Esqu Tam UISNATCHtF
omre Of VI valley and sullivan CO. Rallrotdl
MINp. oRsNt.. July 9, 1852.
For the past three years / have been terribly
anli,ted win dyspepsia and have employed Va
r,nus my ans am taken many prescriptions,
bYi ohiaiucd scarcely any relief, aud that only
temporary, until tired me CElEkl COMPOUND
drrS tor me, restoring me to my usual good
health aud nv digestion Is now perfect. used
fhrrr nu'tirs OF me Comp pound in al, hut con-
sldrred myself almost well before ! hat q isned
one hottie j. II. KINlRT.
To Introduce the CELERY COMPOUND In
places ~ here dealers do not have IL In
sturk / will IN recel,t OF two dollars send tive
bottles to any address in New England, securely
packed, aud express charges paid, to your nearest
pNu Office
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THE FORFEIT.

A Little Drama BY Ethel Lynn Linton.
MRS ST, GEORGE. LILY MACKENZIE, RINAL-
DO GRAZIANo.
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II il a well known fact that most NJ tho
Horse and Cattle Powder sold In this rnnn-
Try IL worthless; that Shoridans Condition
Powders ahsolutelypurc and vervvalnahle.
Nothing on Earth will make hens
lay like Sheridan's Condition Pow
der. Dose. one teaspoonful to each pint of
fpn1 II will gtgO nOstiyplv -
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Dreasmakins.

nRESSMAKER.-By tirst-class f.ter and
~ draper oashlY experienced Few
easements BY the day beet Address
Qle UpteSa oLacg las HrVAdvas.
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CHAMBERMAID.-By a neat reliable young
eir as With the waiting re-
quiTed do plain sewg; satisfactory references O OF
address IJI East AZ tllst Advertisement ONCE.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
4 TRANSFORMATION.


DErAErlESr OF THE rSrERo oTgicE OF IsnIaS ATS
SEALED PROPOSALS.. indorsed Proposals Tor Rssr'
bAs FOX Beef U,T De submitted IN separate eAve0Desl
BGeon- Four CloAing or Iansg9r@lon %f ss tae case
l4r BE- directed the COnnisioIe q OF lneian aiIs
Nds. 63 AND 81 WcosrE4.sr. NsW;YQRkJ wilis be re
esI2a qn a4 naS az !r7se 5o p5ands sac0n
81 pounds Beet on the hOJf 2OO5oo pounds Beans
5O9 a 941s go o yos Soar uo SSs Psd
fs5OOO pounds hard Bread $4,000 pouns Aoioiny 5000
1900 pounds Tea 500 pounds Tobacco 224 C00 poGs salt
1000 pounds Soap 6Q0 pounds soGs a0o0GO pounds su
Also. bSnEsts WoaIsn and Cotton Goods Consisting
part Of Tic ding 1000 yards sLanSId CSeo 4Sog D
$4,000 yaris Denims 1900 yards GinghaIo lao Qo
Br1sn sSeqnT 756O0 Yards Slsashsd sbssins 1906
Yards Hickory 5hriRg ID yards Calico shifting GOO0
iTsIas ad SOs Gpps scSoa Books $c and long
ls 81 miscellaneous articles sueh a. Harness
vice delivered chicago Kansas CITY and sioux City
A5o ior sieh wss9ns Is may 70 Ielnq 10 ss a.
Also for such Of the articles goods
plies that may DO contracted for ~ DO delivered II the
Eds MUST BE MADE 9uT ON GOVERNMENT
Schedules showing tie kinds ana quantities o. subsistence
les IN gros Of al other Focis and articles together With
blank proposals. conditions be observed by bidders time
and sce Of delivery terms Of contract and payniant TINS
poati0n routes and all nstructons VIII be
turnised upon application 10 The ndisl once N MasnnY
Lyon, 30. 1913 Broadway NewY0rA the CogmisslItes OF
Subsistence L s. A. at Cheyenne. Chicago LeayenwOrh
cry 70 Postnasters At the to
loving named places In Kansas Arkansas CITY burlington
ard, Hutchinson, Larned. IcPherson Marion Medicine
ItSasen Ischa md Si1ed 9uAi '''i's
Hs will be opened the and day above stated, and
bidders are invited e sq IPr4i. q Ihe 22sns
All bids must no accompanied by eertlred cnecTs rpcn
Los Angeles Ca for at least i've cent OF The amount oil
The PROPOSAL q. PRICE. Commissioner
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COACHMAN and GARDENER.-BY a single
- SITUATION the country a, coaehman and sardsnsrl
trsf-ciass references from employer Address
J. Is. Il. Tribdne Uptown Ofnce L23, Brdadway
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND

DEPOT QUARrEGy-AsTEE's OFFICE 800 !
UOrsTOy-zT NRW-I DK.l tlEN. VI y ], ISL
SEALED PROPOSALS in trplicate su4ec, % me IsuM
erfyel this uice until y clock noon
tley VIII OPENER
N presence bidders furnishing nd devern1 lue Ior
reuufd It st YORK civ NluetJS foLlt
f. H. and DgvlTs Island ~ y II, during tle hsCa year
ending June % l~-5. - -, -
The Goycrnm the right 70 reject any or al pro
paIls accept ma De most advantageous 10 the De-
partment. -. ~.
preference viii DE gwen articles Of domestic produc-
ton amt manufacture % price au duaDY OhK
eaul and such preference u N % articles 81 american pO
Duct and acture produced on tle fano ciat % &
extent OF the consumption required By the public service
there. III, =, g..
and fun nfOrma ion "a 20 bidding &c VIII DC lur
nislled by this office application ,..,o-
Envelopes containing proposals aAouo % marker tIupus
,iarz,gned HENRY G.. HODGES,
f.utenant Coloncl and d O. " General T. :. A.
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Gunner Resorts.
ARGYLE HOTEL,
BABYLON. L l.
~ hours Long Island R. p see tire table,
Opens 'g NY IL Ss AT 'lI5 0RcHEsrRA
Exceptionally fne asang s1 a1o hna al TI AGYLE
agas may be seen an6 51 y secured lS az [i
Also at 30 'r0AaT E * 2 II 4 srEARSs.
y w KEY EAST BEACH. M,
, u, Opens ] me .; les. t.o,, located foc,rq
FIVE miles south Of Long rtch chaInnEy lo'ate' IS
ng sas elevator and cold wafer baths On three
who may be seen at e Hotel II Mare 5atst and
NsT Yofk on Thursday evcuInfs.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, MONMOUTH
SoUNTY ~ JFnet T T qn AaanS SOp postal
to T. T. ROGERS.
RELMONT HALL.
gG SCH 0;o5a[ oU :, lT "a = family hotel
Apply 10 D. A CkOWELL- -.
"BAY HOUSE, r1poRr.
choice location Long IsGnd Address iop garlepFs
BOARD in the COUNTRY Healthy location,
ID shady lawn, beautiful scenery pure mountain air mr.
accommodation terms moderste city references Ad
I'D superior home where the convenienees OF conptY
and CITY combined can De acc9inn9ds'e or su5t'
Mount vernon WestcbesfeT co. n Y OF calling At rest
dence corner 6thave and 4thst via New Haven Railroad
DLOCK ISLAND. R. I.-Ocean View Hotel;
ID hrstclass 70 miles az sea iuIt eaLnnE ine pass pe
and sword dsling 800 regular guest submarine Goe NJ
II Curtis 20 " 3Oth-sL o. : MARDEN AZ Bowdoin BOSOM
BOARD WANTED.-In Summit or Norris
ID NJ BY Gentleman wife and TS ehir rs1I aeg"
two rooms required lth aIst-eiass saois &ass ii p
lars SIZE rooms references ANU O. r. Tribune Office
BOARD WANTED-A gentleman desires
ID board for the summer IN staten Island r Aa5ss Once
CATSKIIL MOUNTAINS.
y TEEMPER House. opens June 10 Terms I g % per
Day special sy The d mgnR 9pp9ay and
TUESDAY f "a rREM R Je Phnica Ulster Co, n Y
| Oh LAWRENCE STATION, Long ISLAND. ~ ,u.,
ne ESgarents can now Be made ior eots. cottage
HH OF rooms ~ tae Of G ne Isle Of lis roaIay
I GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL,
n LONG BRANCIi, - g. ...,u,o.
% open, June ne "a. Ia Bs a5 rte sT LaGnSD
Long Branch
I GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH,
WILL OPEN SATURDAY, JUNE Il, 1884.
CHARLES AND WARREN LELAND. JR
send for SPECIAL FAMILY RATES
for season Of 1884
7 AXE VIEW HOUSE, Watkins, n. y
II Head OF beautiful air; hne scecnryi spcn
did roads sas water and stenn Terms moderate
Manager.
HANSON HOUSE, BreOkiya Heights.
DIRECTLY opposite Wlll.st Y. Four walk irur
Fulton OF Walst Ferries superior recommendation o sth
foen families reasonable rates Select family anu
transient hotel -OO rsOas-
NIZZEN TOP HOTEL
/ M QUAKER HILL
DUTCHESs COUNTY, y. Y.
Three miles fiqm station VIA Harlem tairoan
10 rS4 lnfoi uittloA
aro diana ~ 80 muse can be and secIuei 0l
| --- f - e T. KEITH. "a the As0r House
Send for cireuiar PORTER q KEITH Propriet9rs-
NEPTUNE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH \. J.,
~ VII omen Iune "a Fifty yards nom surf Beautiful
ocean drive No mosquitoes. address
O. " 4AkDEMAN, al Neptune h0ute. N
or 222 south lsth-at.. Phil-1elPhl1- VI 5dns ~.
| PENINSULA HOUSE,
4 STARLIGHT. ". ] - x-,-r
NJ" - board and ropms $40 per week.
.DROSPECT PARK"
CATSKILL
Con -ierng health comfort saassnenta scenery as
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL CATCHERs.

PROPOSALS FOR MAIL CATCHERS.
4 Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. d. C.. April - l-St.
SEALED pROpOS As vii Dee received NJ tbs Depart
reut unit noon fourth day OF June l4 for 1rnlsi
M Mail Catchers. AMI ITlckes Tor me ahe
conforming 20 The OF this Department IN Such guam
titles be required ana ordered uu-
ing one year from the frsr uav Of July l-tsi .
he proposals must be IN accorance WIN ne ptlhlen
which will be furnished on application
I letter 10 tie second Assistant Posuasteri General and
the tight 10 reject any all Of such proposals is hereby re-
served.
The contract which may be made VIII be- In conformity 10
$3.50 ". q. GRESHAM
POstInaster-GeueTal
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Enthusiastically "a competent YOUNG man (;
40 has nrseass reference JOHN DCFFf lo West S4th-
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sax FRlNCIscc. 2lst A 2rL 81
v,HE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MIMI NJ NJ,
COMPANY has declared Dividend 40 10 o. aar.
- SCORED may he Ded al Tie Of Ladiaw q co. 40 "A
Inst N,g-l orx Trans.er books viii close @iii lnst
GLORGE W. SEsSlONH, secretary.
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Gituallous UIIteo--mi.es-

A SSISTANT CARVER or BUTTERFLY a
n YOU g private family years REFER
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BROADWAY, SOUTHWEST CORNER l2TH-sTr
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DICHARD V. HARNETT & CO., AuctiOneel

VIII sell at auction THU RSDAY, May 10,
al - O. clock at Exchange SalesrOOm, III broadway
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Boaro allo Rooms.

East Side.
% EAST 2OTH-ST-A second floor with
30 private bathroom private table only, OF without
board also single rooms. .sses
* EAST 25TH-ST-Pleasant large third
4 - story front hall rooms 9 rent Wiz DoAI9
E%Q 2D-ANE.-ElandsOmclv furnished large
80 mont dfscass board also table DoafdEs ae
commOd2tetL
West Size.
DRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate a lew
gentlemen Win good board terms g. lO' "es' iI'''
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West Size
beIp manieo.

6ep IUaHteo.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NV
a YORK TnIBCNE WILL TT RECEIVED At I-LA
UPTOWN OFFICES No. 1888 Broai~ay' cor7ior Ihlriy
fr-tsf anti D. nl 500 Twenty tir'.si cornhr
Eguth-avc o. East FourteentEsi. corner ieh
700 Thiravo, Forty SOS w. III an
ave sIxtieth ami a. tie HAlfLhh or n
hlrt ave. -l11sti up ~
{ ,. NJ regu oAlce
AGENTS WANTED to sell the Life OF w EN-
~ DELL PHILLIPS the only authorized edition. Also ot
OUR HOME DOCTOR pronounced by tue press 10 Dr we
and cheapest mecal OTz published -en iof
WILSON BROS, 81 tllby-1t.. BOSTON alass.-
VXTANTFD An exneri4need Protestant
w IadV.s.maL Apply al No. IA North Washington
square. from 10 ~ y O'clock
WANTED School teachers to act as agents
w far the STANDARD stencil Maps for SCHOOLS 20 ~ $40
per dag. O. n Az S' - F~sSA0''''' VS.
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DRIVER, PORTER. or am sueh.-By yer
~ willing young colored man. GEORGE MITCHELL
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Qurtiou Sales of Real Gstate.


A GREAT BARGAIN.
~ Jrecosure sale by sheriff Of Passalc COMFY az ms
Oniee IN the at Paterson n j. on trlday May
20, ! ST. a. D. N. -. - - rr,,oso,
rare c,a,ce to a country seat on the HaleOOn
HelQ.ts miles Paterson depot Fourteen acres OF
land mansion containing - rooms every
hrstcass stabie
lawn shade and fruit trees IN auld
healthy location magnificent views
heequIt life liberal amount on NOR gage OF
further particulars apply 10 MARTIN SMITH, 90 ailst
NY.
DICHARD Y. HARNETT & CO., Auctioneers
VIII sell at auction TIL URsDAY, May 10,
al % o'clock at Exchange SalesrOOm III Broadway,
BROADWAY, SOUTHWEST CORNER l2IIl-SI''
WELL RENTED.
GREAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE,
; STORES AND ART GALLERY.
Mans e. AuctiOneer's once, III broadway, basement
DICHARD Y. HARNETT s. CO., Auction
IA GERS will sell at auction Wednesday May "a al -
n'clock al Exchange SaesrOOm III Broadway
SIH.ANF. WEST SIDE l-jTH AND 4-OI IL SIS
Entire 'front.' lgg lOxIOO with 10 brick buildings
This Is iluable plOts In the upper steh
of remarkably active business lOolt'o
which opinion OF rel able experts VIII II tAe IF@
fbe lannon's 30 have corners OF IAN anu sd sts
Maps al auctOneeTs' Office, III Br1adway, laSenent
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SAFE
DELAWARE ROLLING MILL

AT PHIILIPSBURG Nj.
nv osr o. the Chancellor the State Of NewJersey, the
rela~are Rolling MIL hxed Machinery, Engines Boilers al
tools and everything appertaning 10 The mill Win ohf
los f orud This mill with the requisite
appspces FOR prod cng SIXTY eny tons OF FINISHED IRON
peJ day hag siding from Pennsyyana Railroad Car Gump
for coal stables sheds rooms, scales ana dwelling
bouse SOD nee and clear circumference whatever On
WEDNESDAY. NAY IA. 1854.
At o'clock p H. the premises at PhlHpsburs For
further Information apply 10 o,- ~
SAMUEL HUBY, 80 south lhirdst Phlidel "a n
ROBERT b. HINCKLEY. 2J4 south Fiitb-st Fnla, -
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fertures ano HIsstin15.
Enrsss dno @arrlais5.

TENO LET by the mOnth.--New coaches, eOupes,
a Laadaus aud Vetoras, the lowest terms.
ROBERT HALL. 4 sOS, 100 East jJth-st