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L'OK JUs1ICE OF The JUsTlC ESP Z CURT OF THE
City of New York for the fiat Judicial District JAMES
HRhEN For Police Justice o. the City CT New York JE
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the l2h inst, the packet ship Oneida. Capt lizard For
cabin only for which she has furnished
accommodations, apply the hoard N
X or to BOYD HlNCKEN rsorn Toufipr RpiIdirQs
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II ENRT n LEEDS. AUrTIONEER-CITT HOTEL
"A Wises-NotieeHenry H. Leeds Co: will sell ct Aue-
q ~ on Thursday, goth April stthe lily Hotel the sae
stock Of thst establishment OF the propreors re-
tiripg from business. Full particulars IN few days
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~ tins. he suo,c- Der tired tr,n ne nersip bu
li1ess Of ri NIEH q. WoR rENDYKS * 20. and is,o
loug,rs Der Of slii irn. New York, April H., sS
| tCfbB INV LFK.
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G ITUATIONS WANTrD-A STU ALTON BY A
- Frenclman and his w6e.the man waiter. He speaks
French German, English nd Italian and we'll educated -
i' wife l'dys maid. cook for ske Of children
| In afneef
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j open Il bafput 2 fefformspce s's o7oeE, 1,rl-lY
BOX Office Place, A., baEI ~ .Ld
from socloek Nc. " q, street II tho sa.sn,n wee
linz Opera Of LUCRkZlA BORGlA-Musie by Don zstti.
-Lucfe zia, sgrorna 4. huff Osio sIanoa Lett Eoss
Lycrytto Siglora Avagecro; Gennsro, SgLor Bene-
dsui; Duca Alfonso signo =. Ron; 0abets sisror q
Piemontes Kustgh.llo, Sig fsrossi; PeiruccI Sig
Guibernao Maestro Directors sgnor barii Leader oil
pia.,d by s,gnoi Aey'i Moiin Cos,umes b. sRror
IL Hailom-n. No isdJ u,qccunpanisd b. ageIter an.
admitted Carriages will SGT down Place ,hei,
hoes heads from Broadway and take in hrtor Place srd
Eight In the order. koticeIo iacifste the
sgress Psauei and Am9hthshire doors
with Asor Place aud Eighth street will he opened ei the emf
of Tho ps,tr.rnares
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GRhPE VINES. FRUIT TREES. SHRUBBEKY, sc.
NJ The subscriber Offers for sale Black Hamburg, ST Pc
FIonl gnac Muacat of Asxsnda Mus csdine and other
choice sorts IN pots 70, f1eisr l;sb.,ls snd CSwbu
BILE aad Flower Seeds; Mixed Grass for Lawns; Bouquets
choice flowers for bridal and other parties City Gardens
ksp in order by practical Gardeners. T. DUNLAP Seeds
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~ nc hepUblie.n NominstioIs. For Aldsrmsn MOsEs
W y JAt k~ON: for ssistant Alderman, WILL AM
VAN WICK; Tor Ass.ssors. Isssc A Moran, Michael
Flynn; for Constabes. Edward Mcormsk James Van Tat
Iohn Foster a srstIF y %s.teno = r. U9lisld: Sd
,onss, 'liae A. for ln'pecer, F. Westbrook;
for Trustee Thomas Hagaa Abm. y. VaudeIpoe hin
A<GEG
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE-FOR SALE OK TO
- e-The elegant three DRY and attic dwelling house,
No lt3 Eighth street opposite La Fayee Place: The house
Improvement Croton wter; ea, &c 20 feet wide by .e
ne sold If deared Apply 10 W. r. HALLETT, 81 Wall
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TENTH WARD-DENOCRATIC WHlG NOMI-
n ne ton, For Aldermsn-Robet Bsw,; for Assistant
for Consables-George Bas,n Stephen d. Skdmore; for
sch0o, Commi, soner-Jeemeh Dickersop; for School
Trustee-Johp Carr for School Observation-Disclosures Stephens
EIFTEENTH WARD-TO THE VOTERS OF THE
L Fifeeoth Ward-GentIemen, ease sxsminc well your
tickets before voting aud thlt which the of
Ezra Ludlow appears, for Assessor. TAX PAYEkS OF the
N, ruth Yard
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nIsEAsEs OF TIE EYE-DR WHEELER. oCu

- list, 20 Greenwich street, with confidence assures the
public that there IA scacey disease which that tender
aud beaut u suteet that does to his
ee"iol mode Of Treatment References given TO IN, hf
families IN the cv. Office hours from A W. 10 coeh
NJ .ater which he degnMs his iime ont door pat ent,
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Afairs In W ashsugtOn.
WASHINGTON, March IS

WASHINGTON, March is, 1913.
Ano,hsr Commissioner To- Msrico
A message sent into the Senate by the President,
yesterday, called for an executive session to-day;
and when the doors were re-opened, it was un-
derstood that Hon. Nathan Clifford, Attorney
General of the United States, had been confirmed
as Joint commissioner, with Mr. SEWER, to Next
co, and that certain John Keatley, said to be a
very superior man, though we have never heard
of him before, was confirmed as Marshal of the
Western District of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Sewer continues seriously sick. He may
not be able to go for several days. Time is
everything with this treaty. We must take I'D
vantage of the armistice, and the existing CO.
vernment while it exists. Therefore, if by
Monday Mr.. Sewer is not able TO leave, MI
Louis McLane, who declined on the first call
may be asked again, In which case we think he
would not refuse. We should prefer him on this
mission to any other man in the United States,
and Senator Dix, from his intimate knowledge
OF the language, In addition to his dlscr,tio and
experience, as the next best man. Nous cerrons
w
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE,

Bosror. March IS = Boston and Providence Railroad l0e
Il ais1Iu a9' a,s "a no va
Railroad se'ia ios; Boston and Maine haroad 49, 10
Exchange Bank 96s 10 Pitbbg Copper Co So 10 do s94
100 East Boston Company Hls; 23 do, $50 d. AZ; Read
ag Raroal aO; Is Hope Insurance. Co. 70; $500. Read
ing kaload Bonds 1850 so at .ducon0shs Boston and
povdence Railroad 92s pr; Eastern DO perc sdv
Eastern do n Ii, "a perc ndv Old Colony do, 93n
per c; ~ Old Colony do stock 9H Western do
AZ per adv; CO Western Railroad Scrip ia per adv;
l72i IN adv; 20 Boston ald Worats cr do l nH
ler ady III Exchange Ba 9s4 ere; Vermont aud Mass
Railroad old stock 10 er c. Al Ogdcnsbug do, G26 for
s per sh pads hIanuiaen,ers Insurance "a per edv
rs auburn ald Rochester Railroad 9j per Faii River do
9lA per II Vermont and Mass do, stock 1874 pesc.
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Died.
DIcVs
at of cop,umnt ion IN his passars from

On the I4th last of consumption, his passage from
Savannah where he went for tn. benefit CT his health
Mr. JoHN YoUHG Of h, city, in the attn year OF bis
y On the 10Th instant after short and severe illness
Of parayeis ELIZABETH, wits Of John Mather In the
57th year OF her eye.
The relatives and friends Of tho family respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral Tuefday the 2lst
inst at 81 O'clock from No. l0l Wooster street. with
out further invitation
Albany and Kng,ton papers please copy.
,On Saturday, 18th Instant Mrs CATHERINE PURCELL
reiict Of the late Edward Purcell.
Her friends and acquaintsnces respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this (Monday) afternoon, at
O'Clock, from her late residence In Gowsunus.
On Sunday morning, l9ih inst after short but Sc
we're illness, WILLIAM FosrEa, In the ASH year Of his
age.
His friends and relatives and those of his brother
James Foster respectfully invited to attend his fu-
neral, this (Mondsy) afternoon, vt O'Clock, from his
late residence, No. 100 East 18th street
Ga Friday, 17th inst, ia Jersey City, WILLIAM CRAM
srov, second son of William and Mary Rober SON. aged
four months and half
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everything tight In our money market and commssci
credits very much restricted
There Is another and perhaps important quss-
ton than all others calculated to have most powerful
influences upon interests suds to the revolution
In the solicitation OF Louis Philippe and the pro-
babe effect of these movements throughout Europe 1t
s impossible to predict at present. with any degree of
accuracy tho effect of these things upon the financial
and commercial affairs of the Old World; but our i'm
precision IT, that the financial VIII be great the pc
ncs revolutions and that the heads Of the financial
houses Of Europe will be swept away easily As the
power of monarchs, before q long oppressed people
In ths event Of the republican spirit of France spreading
over Europe and the people other countries becoming
as successful In revolutionzipg their governments %
those OF France bavo been what will become of the i'm
mense debts Of these nations and what Will be the posi
ton Of the holders of these caimsl Thehouse of Roths
chids has recently made immense loans to tho French
government and it Is by no means improbable but that
these and all other debts will be
by tho new government 1t is highly necessary that
republic should clear of debt that ts system
of taxation may be economically arranged and establish
ed upon proper basis and prepared to every
vesigs of the claims against France for previous loans
swept entirely away. This may produce another fnan
oial and commercial revulson In Europe tho effect
Of which may be of the most disastrous nature We
commerce of the world that will change the whole
course Of trade France destined to occupy position
In tho Old World similar to that occupied b the UAited
States in tho New World and her progress under form
of government similar to ours in and every
thing else will be rapid has been realized thi,
side of the Atlantic.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
stocks In this market for each day past week. and
at tbs close of the week previous 1t will be perceived
that there has been moderate Decline compared with
those ruling early In tho week.
QUOTATIONS. FOR THE PRINCIPAL srocKs IN THE New
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comparison Of prices current yesterday, compared
with those ruling at the close Of the previous week.
hibits decline in treasury notes Of per csnt Ohio
u; Pennsylvania SIS u; Reading Railroad TX Long
Island ~ Farmers Loan IL Canton Co. TX, and an
advance in Reading Bonds Of y per cent, Harlem l. Sc
veral Of the ancies have been very quiet not solitary
sale having been made during the week. The decline
from Friday to Saturday greater than from satur
day to Saturday.
Tho annexed statement exhibits the aggregate
amount Of the bonds and promsoy notes issued by the
State Of Louisiana to the different banking companies
aud municipalities Of that State and to the Consolda
ted Association Of the Planters Louisiana previous
ls4s showing aggregate amount redeemed from
January, lsl3, to January, 1885,
FINANCES OF LoUIuANA.-TorAL AMOUNT CT LIABnI-
TIES, l943.
Debt proper-Debt provided for at the Public Trea-
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DALMO'5 OPERA HOUSE-MONDAY, MARCH
2Sth.Great A,tactioaclilusratcd Pictures, Historical
French aud English Masters Those illustrated Pictures will
be produced ina sti of spendor and hitherto
America, end OF the figures will be
hor.ebcs mi. company con,,. of twenty-five members
beautiful Stud Of Horses have been engaged greater
effect. The Pictures will be represented though mist
Dress circle and pauette ST. upper boxes 50 Doors
Ito a q,
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUsE-SECOND PERIOD OF
the Season -On Monday evening 27h March instant the
Opera Will he resumed aud be presented
most attractive FORM every Monday Wedn Friday
evening during the remaining Thirty Nights of the
App will he received for the hire of the
Boxes and Seats either for the whole number of nights
for tner occupancy particular evening of tho week
The Second row Of Boxes the second TIER have been al
tered ard will be brilliantly lighted make these
among The most desirable the House variety of popular
Operas including the New Grand Opera of Nabucco of
Verdi 10 Rehearsal will be brought out. No expense
will be prcdto make the part the equally
brilliant not than Grst. Astor Place, March
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nuRGEss. sTRINGER & Co 'sLIsT OF NEW DO

pURGEss, sTRl NIGER Y Co., LIST 81, OF NEW BOOKS
of The old ud, by j. nnoe Cooper, so cents;
from ginning end this tale u OF unceasng interes Two
odd NeasIaes BY Mrs Marlh % crrty: Gfaham's Godeys,
oumbi,n Union National and Other Ma a1lnes, for April,
Memoirs Of Physician, by Dumas Nos and2 elch % cs
Vutu,,s Bblc No CO; Chalmers Poshumous Papers 81;
The Critic lpay) 2 cents: The Dmnbus lpayl l2h et';
cents. fien Lnn 90 Arabian Nights, No. Is cts
BURGESS, STRiN GER co, 222 Broadway.
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INTERCHANGEABLE 72 BROADWAY BETWEEN
M Grand ard Eloome strset.-UPEN EVERY NIGHT
i d'.h wee, week Of The ORIGINAL CHRIsTY,s MINsIRELs
direction OF 7. CHRlSTY whose inmitabie and original
entertainments are nightly houored crowded and high.
unprecedented by any amusensnt in this city Admission
cents doors at Concert o'clock For
the accommodation Of families an AFTERNOON CON.
CERT EVERY SATURDAY Doors open ct .; commence
tYo,cl
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R0wERY THEATRE MONDAY, EVENING
- March goth ls.3 Boxes % cents; Pit, 12k csnts Doom
open hapaste; performances. 70 eommenc. at precisely
this Theatre, entitled THE wHITEBOY or Maca,y,; Fate
Abel Rich ;ds Tiles, Edward spencer, JA HALL Dominic
MAJ .cot: p,n Mcyoba Mr. rIp, adv msry
O'Brisn Mrs Jordan To conclude with the JACOBITE-
Sir Richard Wrouyhton. Mr. Tton John Duck. MIR. Burke
Lady somerford. MIS-. Jordan; PATTY. Mrs Sutherland
CHATHAM THEATRE--MONDAY EVENING.
" March Goth, will be acted Snakspears Tragedy of
OrHELLO, The Moor of y.nice-Ohel 10, MIRA Adams;
lago Mr. Held; Hoderigo Wnans After which the laugh
able Farce OF YOUNG AMERICA-.--Major Martinst, Mr.
Pardey; Ca tain Da,hslong Stafford Mr. John James Policy
Wiq9s The e,ssng e9,erainmea, to eoncuds with The
Herbert; Arthur Sutherland; -lixa Miss Hildreth Doors
open nj cleck-commencs Boxes IS ceut, Pit l2k
MI ITCHELl.S OLYMPIC THEATRE MONDAY
Nl ey.1ina F5 az 2o e c9mmesce With the s,taya
pi,sr Clar. This New rITes Nj; Mary Taylor ,Afler
Thy Dandslion Mr. Holland; Mr. Turtle Mr. Clark; Mrs
GLANCE AZ NV YORK in sis-M M Sec Mr. in Chan
enncIuSe With Ii. faree III NE MyS ST'S1,
N,Icssus Daft dill Mr. Holland Fdget, Miss Phillips, Ara
beilinta Mrs Hsury. Dress Circle fifty upper boxes
rs cents; pit i2 cents oclock curain ~
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tween New York and Liverpool calling Halifax 70 land and
receive mails and passenge-Amerca. Capt e. II. u Jud
kins; Europe, Capt T. 9. Lot; Niagara, Capt A. Ryrie;
nan,da, Cart. W; Douglas; Hberis, Cart. ~ Shsnnon;
n,S Cat Hsr,on These vessels carry clear whit.
bow, Cambria, Capt. Harrison from New York, Saturday
23h March; Caledoni, Can't J. Lech from Boston. Wed
ncsday 9Th Apr Hibemls Capt Shannon from New York
wednesday ls g M APRIL Aead, Cspt stone irom Goson
York. wedne day, 10Th May. Passage money sl2o From
April to November inclusive, the departures will be weekly
depariures from America, will commence Sd May The
SAILING cay from AmsIiea aer 18th March will be Wsdne
gage when exceeds half measurement, and specie
except for PERSONAL expenses An experienced
board All letters and newspapers pass through the
post office No eight VIII be received board the Cam
bria after 10 o'clock, Friday March 2lth For freight
apply to u. CUNARD, Jr., 80 BroadSay
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WINDOW sHApEs-wINDow sHADEs-MANU.

WINDOW SHADES-WINDOW SHADES-MANU.
W featured sold ia variety Of STYLE pattern
and Of best material that will not curl adhere in any cir
Iers and dealers, No 1871 Chatham street, New York
Merchants and others wanting shades materials for making
and hanging shades ud the largest best aud cheapest
soment the United States above Call and satisfy your
selves ~ B-2oOo0 p'irs store. Wanted 50 good
landscape panten-appy above.
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DlANO FORTES AND PIANINOS, OF HENRI
Herr Pianist of the King of the French. Rue de Ia Vc
Paris FIR

s .r.s 4 kss Of r 4.
INV Ysi ne dnS increasing demand .t. country lei
s'o sas ROOM Sfesdwsy
sH 's
purpo's making the perfect with speci,
regard to the climate where they ordered. Buyen will
Northern or I Southern states III. Prices for ,quare Piano
Piano Os Ok. which Mr. y Herr I played lay IN III h
conces) $500 $3.50 according and richness of
Rt'ss to 5 call s Ss
Of the public 70 his which are unsurpassed for rich
Py with ' %nS ND sy f
st o.s the
sc sss,' use in FEanss nTla s and Gem,ny Mr.
upon the BY Professors and the Press The OF his
xsticps,mg arss ,he.. instruments put the
es " ,Sw as IN and s 1S and e &
25h and 2eth streets; 500 Contan baths,
ed most o,h' %odsra mprovpsn'. A.o on 18th s;s,
adapted for private families: n, n,ighbo!hood sfe.sa AID
sh.d twli6 dwelling attached o. ssh street and ah
David cyan, 25h I'd house Of 4h avenue or 10
f,miis. three story AID attic moden built brio. house
No lls First Avenue between sxth and seyenh ;tests nc
or No 90 Spring rect
A N ELEGANT COUNTRY oEsIDENC e FOR SALE
IA or TO let m,nson containing twenty rooms with
nearly i've Of meadow garden aud orchard.
with abundance OF the choicest early usgapes peaches
pears apples pIuns aad all the REQUISITES TO make de light.
full country residence. situated Ezabethtown creek
about ~ hours passage from New ok with four five
daily with the rty by steamboat and railroad
Rent S250. Apply to r.. ID. Goddard, Eq. No. 10 Broad
street at the office Of the American Hemp Flax Co., NJ T.,
or T l.. Watsef, IL Warren street
EoR sALE-A FOUR YEARS LEASE. OF A TWO
story house The store is arge, 80 feet by 10; good
cellar and stable, well fl FOR cabinet maker, carpenter
house. or grocery store general tusness situated IN
COED location; has been occupied wholesale liquor
store, the last six The standing rent ia $3.50
year, the upper pat ofaid house paying S32 il will
be sold cheap the present occupants resgang business
Inquire " 543 Houston street. nsM Broadway.
NOR sALk-A HANDSOME COTTAGE, STU
eted on The Noek,way and Jaauica Turpke Road, and
within two miles from the hockaway Pavon There ave
ten or twelve rooms IN the houses there are between i've end
six acres OF choice land fruit attached to the
house with good barn end other out houses The house
tgby ntuae az the intersection Of the principal roads
A9 several other pieces Of land 10 the sane ye,ny For
iurh pa'u cnas apply to JOHN l.. NORTON, Jr, ter
nockawsy Hfby leuct postpaid) John A. Power 2o
Fuion street, Nav York.
EOn sALE-rHE STOCK. FIXTURES, sc, OF A
\ Hating E,taoshmsnt No lT chestnut street, Phila
dephr under the UEted States Hotel, opposite the old
United States Bank, (now Custom House) an one OF the
bcH strds Tor that business the city Possession a.
ven Immediately II desired Inquire 90 above.
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DAPER, PSPER--h RiTING PAPER--A GENERAL
asormer, Of cheap cap and letter; also, fine and super
Gne aud white ruled plain, packet
also fiat caps hdwrc dfuegi.ts match box paper aud
.aW aud rg wrapping RreatyGrity Tor sale by JAMES
NORVAL. No. uO fohn steet
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FIRE DEpARTMENT--AT 4 MEETING OF
msn,. held at Fremeu's Hall on TUESDAY EVEN
ING the ltth instant, the fooWing resolutions ware
the various Fire Companies in the Department be r.qpese
70 call their Companies together the twentieth
the twentyeiahth March, !se inclusive and that such
meeting the members shall Designate bv the
y r Gces;onsd by the rs.gna'iop cf Epsineer
from this body to Inspectors Resolved, That the In.
sre,or shall reject the Of each and Company
Tus ard regulations ADOPTED by hi: body Resolved That
NIT either Of the Inspectors appointed certificate
signed by himself and the Secretary the Company showing
such vote, given at the hid for such purpose
fcos G nay M TN, &C. h ,nG @ or oer
after l2 o'clock midnight Of the 2sth March Resolved That
the Iuspecor, shall meet Fremens Hail. the 2h March,
from till o'clock M receive the of the differ
Buckingham Secretary Inspectos-A B. Purdy,, Engin.
Co II; George w Littell Hoe Co. 49, James HUDSON Hose
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FOR NEW 0RLEANS-LOUIsIANA AND NEW
York Line Of Pachets-Very reduced of freight
Positively th. first aud only resulsr packet sri, THURSDAY.
March 2,Ths new ard splendid fast sailing packet shin OS
WEGU, Thomas ngersol master, 10 Loading, and Will
positively sail aboy. her regular day. For freight
sse having splendid furnished accommodcuons apply
boNd Ht Orlean, WhGf foot Of Wall street or 10
received on boMd amer " ednesday evening, March az
agent IN Hsw Orleans; Mr. YIN Creevy who Will prompt
ly forward all goods 10 his address Packet ship
COBDEN. win succeed the Oswcgoand sail her regular dsy
EORLIyERpOOL-Naw L,NE-RAGULAR PACK
ctof26,h March-The aud spleadd fast sailing
packet ship RosCIUs Asa Elddge master is now loading
end will positively sail above her regular day. For
freight having splendid furnished RECOMMENDATIONS
appy on hoard At Ortans wharf, foot of Wall street q 70
NJ COLLINS, Sc South street The packet ship Sddon,
will succeed the Rosoius, ard sail her regu ar day.
ylNHE STEAMBOAT OsWEGO. MEASURING 500
built by Mes,s Butts MoIean will he lauuchsd
from ter ship yard q Brooklyn this Mondsy goth inst
az 10 O'Clock A. Va. Sec was built for Mesns John . dc,
add Hired Van Ssntv and intended ply the nd
son River Brooklyn, March 2o 1898
NOTICE-0N AND AFTER SATURDAY, FEB
~ ruary 10th, the sites nibcat STATEN ISLANDER will
make q ieowins Tir, Srt, ssf;her netss savs 9s
York as A. NJ II A. NJ. lf. NJ ~ r. M~sf.M
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QkUNSWICK'5 STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
- representing the VENUS DE, MtDICIS and APOLLO
De MEDlCIS: for short time only. Open from A. TO
I'm lat 396 broadway, next to Stoppanis baths Admit
IS
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X D. SMITH. AUCTIONEER-BY J. MURPHY.
Store No IS Spruce see-Thu, sdav at 10 o'clock at
No, Murray srest-Livery Staolcrhe of which
consists Of IL horse, carriages seghs double
single sets Of harness. saddles brides, whips cha cutting
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d IN REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
R ~ who will deliver to Lord & Taylor 63 CatlarIne
street, parcel of lost Thursday the 10th inst be-
tween q, 90 svenue and Bond street. addressed Mr. Mail
lard. 30 I'D street.
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X D. SMITH, AUCTIONEEw-BY JOSEPH MUIR
.phv store Spruce street Thursday IL o'clock
10 30 Fulton street.; Bookbndsrs Stock The entire stock
ooohb,ndsr giving up brsne's consulting of cutting
chnes stamping d. stamping living ruling
chne pase0oad machine stau0ng press brass tons oils
aud stamns with about doz morocco and fancy calf skins
RVIhe euug machine is without exception the bo in
New York ard probably the only of the kind in
Try and worthy the attention of the trade Sale positive
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RY Evils & MORTIMORE, STORE 1877 CHATHAM
- srset-Pawnbrokers sale tb. day. Monday March 2nth
10 O'clock large coll Of unredsemed pledges
sstng Of men and wcmen's wearing apparel blante quilts
sheets boots, shoes, &c., &c. By order of A. GOODMAN