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Nem Publications.

EHEAP ENGLISH BOOKS, Just i'm
~ ported ssd for sale at the IRVING BOOK STORE
BOswELLs LIFE OF DIR JOHNSON. illustrated
with Portrait Sc 4vels l2me.
The BOOK OF ENGLISH SOyGs. from ths XVIII
TO he XlXth CentuIy
The M0RhONS. or THE LATTER DAY SAINTS.
Ilssra. cd with 20 Ensrayipss; l2mo
PICTURES OF TRAVEL IN THE SOUTH OF
FRI nee. With 80 SPIRITED Easrayrgs.
RUGS TRAVELS IN fAhrARY, Tibet AND
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THE PATHWAY OF THE FAwN. Tale OF the
New Year illustrated with 70 highly flashed Engravings.
LADY FELICIA. Novel by Henry Cocston.
The HANDBOOK OF THE PIANo-FoRrE, BY
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VIEW OF LONDON AND PANORAMA OF raE
PANos1NIC VIEW OF THE holy LAND.
PANORAMIC VIEW CT LOWER EGYPT. ARA
LIVE OF xossuTH IN ENGLAND svo.. paper
CHARLES b. NORTON, No. II Chamber-st.
~ PRESS-THE STEAM PACKET,
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Y ECYURES AND MISCELT.ANIES
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re- Columbia Building Associations Of Brook

r. Columbia Building AssOciatiou Of Brook
lyn " III hold public meetings as follows: WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS MA oh 81; April 7, aud April Ii, at Rem
sst's Mission Hall, No Ia HAM ton sv. On ERlD Az
EVENINGS April aud April 9. al the room II the COL
eee Grammar School, corner OF Atlantic aud clinton s
This Association very ocrishpg condition It's nrst
mouthly meeting tales ace April II, when the regular
dues payable. -,
Apv son male or female DESTROYS Of akisg his OF
her all earnings ihaA ripple itself IN the space OF
few ,eals or any who is dssIr0us OF borrowing
money IN order to his own house on the mos all
van aseous terms. no will but take the trouble TO com
and borrowers with those offered By other As
soca.n will find The key 20 the success OF our plan
Fer instance:
l. 1t viii loan money at per cent per annum on the
smount advanced.
a. twill allow inte the rate Of cent per an
nun to all persons who prefer paying their subscriptions
fox months advance thus securing double
insres-rsy the above per cent secondly their share
profits Persons who wish 10 borrow money Tor the puI-
pose buying building their house or farm, can
here advance far liberal terms than
effected bv any other Association.
Persons desirous Of Withdrawing from the Society can
Go asy b. giving months notice. and receive
back all dues paid by them with interest NJ per cent per
psrss who will but IA cents day, land there is
person who cannot II disposed Ia this So
few years, small capital. Isl, ooo with
which be establish himself in business. and thus
achieve his Independence. The entrance fee is 80
share monthly payment 50 per share; value OF
esck share $500 Ladies aud emen DESTROYS of join
ing leave their names with the Secretary.
DANIEL r BARNARD, President
VIM. VI. GRIFFITH, ce- President.
(HAs- q. RICHARDSON, Secretary, No. 10 Court st.
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ANTHONY J. BIEEcKKR, Aucticneer.
Il ARGE and PEREM TORY SALE of

- 13S DESI9 ABLE BUILDING LOTS. beautifully
situated Tor immedae i'm 81 and tth
and on ssih 10th and 10 st alta IN the City Of
at auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEvCKsa viii sell a, pubic suc-
tim, on TUESDAY, April a. 1884 at 10 o'clock. 1t the
Merchants Exchange. oths hghes bidder. the following
choice lots Of grourd viz
"a Building Lots forming the eaiiTe block Of ground
bounded by 3D. av, 9Th ay i0oh snd l0lst sts.
Also &c lots of reaa9 mig nearly the eatire block
OF ground bounded BY Sd and ith avs. aad s9,h and
uOth-
The above lots all OF
for building purposes AND very desirable for persons IL
mall TO puchass fac buldag LOT. fof capital
sts to make safe and profitable investments.
Ills high ground, aud cemn ards sDleadd view OF tbs
East River There pfoba pY ucieat building stone
x property 60 bui all tbs houses aud the surplus soil
doubt be sold TO advanta for hrg up lots few
streets above
situated few streets above the center Of York
VILE. and near churches, school houses. dc.
This property - admirably located for manufacturing
purposes and business op.rasns It's close preximty 70
the ID and sth-ass aud the Harlem Rsrcsd and the
vicinity OF great Improvements, readers AZ veY desirable,
and being accessible alnOs evey hour NJ the dav, to the
city proper makes Il rDveaent fof peFsoRs doing
busLeis the city, OF for he Sofkisgman mechanic
This property AL lies ia body and from is peculiar
location and advantages, ust sooa become pbsuoas
and very important part our city, scd ia purchase eau
not but be asee and profitable Investment Of capital III
tie perfect and free from ali membranes
The terms OF sale will bs very LIBERAL to the purchase
- pei cent ofths purchase money bond
and mortgage Tor years a. per cent The sale will De
positive.
For further particulars sppy 20 the al ionser No.
Rost where maps describing The above property can
be had
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~ III. CAkr. Aactloasef.
fine ARTS.
YyHE RINUCCINI GALLERY, FLOR.

VHE RINUCCINI GALLERY, FLOR
Il ENCE-Thls splendid collection Of Pictures viii
be sold at publ auction the lss and following days Of
May 1893. The sale VIII iake D are n the kx!axzo
the property Of efthe en-, add n0bls a@is
in Tuscany. contains and valuable Paintings 81 We
most celebrated Masters, many Of which are Of Ge1s
historical interest," aud connected with the Jsvvn q the
Fine Arts In Ialy. and ore CT the most undsustee ~
thenciy the works efthe bess Basery ofths hfaua1
Ultrsnon ians echoos, such Raphael pcnssichu .,
Carlo Dolce, Titan, 6siva'or aossJ ksscni bsssA ?.
Menss Tha illustrations o the principal Psinnse - az
ing this Gallsry in pfep Several copies 81 70 ~
and of the catalogues will be Distributed asd sestt, ne
pfopttcrs Of the journals which this advtTtstH ~
will appear also 20 the large sss5lshmsAfs thseT
cipal cities Of the United States $500
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R-w. wssrcorr, Aucsiosssr.
MOkTGAGE SALE -HOUSEHOI,D

fFONUAT MOHNIN0.
O'Clock At No 1f6 Greenwich Censistlnx Of An ee-
CANT assortment OF csfpe, bureaus dnrs center and
CAD tables mahe sany spa ~snet sofas mahogany wal
ussses gitard mahogany muroTs mahogany aud walnut
rockers. couches riano soos wriow shades. Tan and
solar lamps. oil rsntngs ccksfy cutlery gaswNe, &c.
III Of which wal be pesnpteFily sold. Taia or shine
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rrO.O. F.-Ihs r W. Grand Lodge Of s,utee. "A
~ yors viii csnasace the stated Aen session. IN 10
Yosra. o. s. Hail. cor. Grad st,ca MoNpAf ''h ihs'''
s'7ieeioek r M by oHN j. DAVIES, Grand sec'y.
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tz- Unstable tioa.- Rsv. ". DE 10 ssE L1v e. ~ll
.ah cy issiailed Pastor OF the asesera cong ~
80 chs,cb fcofI or acisoa aad 2oogsrssa-sLs %
soNDAY FvESISG a. VI O'Clock. Sermon % n'''
Ray PALMER, Of Albaay.
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ey Romanism agd hepnbiica nism .nce e IN
tauuie az MONDAY EVENISG Ap,l ), ey .ey.
TCsIY. s. BALcH. shoEiag The Fslsliiss 1Ao a. A,
tte Cathale Chapter tas II oiy * me Unl ~
s,s ~ uIit:tn by Kew John a .Ehes, Archbishop "
Va Doors ,e AL O'Clock. Lsctaye 10 Commences
:. srsr,sx 70 g. Adaisslon i4t cents ,,.,-, ~. -.
Ias G. HpLsE. Sec'y JAo. WEbo. N".''-
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Eperial Notifies.

--.-~,. --.s~sssr yyaiw General Committee.-
w bts.t,,e % ThiA Con- nltfee ~itt oe hSfa On
,gnsy gvFNtNc Apnl 6. 81 u o'clock, a. the
DTass~sy Hoa''' ~ JAMES KELLY. chara,s.
vuIIasI S sa.aDL'w' Secretaries.
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Forrfer's Birthday oil be eeieora,sa Wy 'o oo
NORT4 AMERICAN rHALANH Oh th.is ys.s s,li
fe1nr,icatton hv o. nef Taos IA Raj. leaving nc
ses u.r Fss River az AM arfisinx seoa. n"'S 1e
nv sssu ar Wii.on Small leaving iyet o "a arr
Ey,r Al r. ~. arfiyDg ss.ut ym Associaso roy, =, ~
cd Il attend Totslexrense about - %
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c. Pom. sssss,sIy. once i, spsses Il. ~

,xSA iteme within the Reach OF All; The arss
% re..iy door. above Biosm Ssea o. @sSNEs
DAY EVENING. April !, al o'oloci. An address ex.
,snssss opssed 70 lis msmSsrs viii be delivered By
A.fhlLLlPs Ksq. Adnissien free Ladies aad xensls-
.Ses S. sha,ss ssoo Every Sfo masioa gwen by the
esoie,ay ~ the cfce No Chatham square where sub
s}toNP.M subsctip,.ns wit also be received AT The
pug store II Dir Chss H. Riag cerusr OF Broadway ard
ssy afternoon Ct the present week. fom 5. to st
CHMSa p'ssssa,, '. B:ola way aud John.st.
). ~. Known, Vice Presdeas. No. lei tsh-sv
II A Bur-. Caf. cor rIasfa,
Nskemaa, Nos 10 ard 81 Maiden lase
&c. yIsaltIs. No IS Cola Ct.
". = Gregory, Ne. tst Mst;-st
Dean. No. 70 ws,ta
a sasiha z Nc sls a Oaa~ay.
3 J. jacobs, No IA wa,sr ST.
SuveySr-k ". Spnth
Arelhty-A. A. Phllhps. No 81 ChanSsc, AZ
Il SMITH Secretary.
The p,ssen, members Obtain Their Pass Books NJ the
teestsasss eiteo.
% The Fulton Baiidies aad Mutual Loan
AsssSaasion SUtscipticas vii be received by the Sac
lsss ssshe oce OF the Association No O. 8owery In
vEDax Sv isssrSsse co. ssry MoNoAs aud SAT-
~. nnss,. vac haze Mt received eeir pass books
g, rs@ ,, ealing a: TIE oesoe 81 tbs sscresay
,hiusAes Zee, ~ eeSis mohthy dues. 81 50: sssses
~ nee 70 500. ~es proportion OF which tasea
.ss asevs nanSsr subscribed Tor no Eoie -il
cS.forrHn. Attorney. No 81 wau 81 ~
,E Caparaiisisd saecess.-rse drst regular meet.
ASSOCIATION wl be held ia Sscksr Hsl. cor.
- ~ y "a a. shd Sih-y-en MONDAY EVENING Hert,
Ion 49,. ihs Association Is in hcsrshng coasi-
s.ss Y ,his meeting We sdsiss a WAC wish 10 Josa
s ~ Ne ssss 70 es q ne oes Of tho Secretary. No
a. as os adde's and 10 attend ths msstirx as
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~ shares Offered for Redemption.--Ths Sixth
regular nosthN meeupg Of the FRANKLIN BUILDING
ASSOCIATION viii be held at Washington Hall. corner
o. Heater street and the BoweTv (entrance Hester
en- WEDNESDAY EvENIsG, April Z. az half past I
O'CLOCK, when shares will be ohercd for redemption.
This Association IN most prosperous condition, and
al dpcsed 10 become members must do previous
th the books will positively be closed after
the adjournment OF the meeting
The articles II Association be signed a. the Secreta-
and those who wish TO avoid the crowd AZ the
Ateiirg can there clro.l themselves members.
Members would likewise save thsms syes both time and
toubie by pslDg their dues az the Office. which open
tslly frtm . A nj MI p. M.
On the evening OF the meeting tbs Secretary will be in
arsrdatce at the Hall, at 6 O'clock
Tue entrance fee Is no" 81; dues, IS per month, and
shares SSl0
those Who jer roS viii eniey the privilege of Isdeemng
thew haes the same as he' had been members from the
esn % hs Secio 50 those who wish the
fsAtsxaton shsu avail themselves Of this-the last
ehsfct-9resiDps 10 the LIST OF MAY
SAMUEL u. BARTOI, President.
WiNCHESrER y MOODY. Vice Pres.
q. POND. SeSfstarY. Office Is Sarnea at
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THE TWO BRIDES. A STORY OF
n REALLIFE ByT. 5. ARTHUR Is published snt

-
No. 90 Chesnut st b, Phtlsdelpala
Complete in one volume. Price Is cents the To
Bros has bee ruaring the columns OF Ise Ps
depha Saturday EUsnno Post where Il been efoyed
o be OF the most works that appeared IA
the columns Of newspaper IN IN country. Before
was half completed the back numbers containing ne pe
ducd he pessbt publisher 10 buy the copvush. Of aad
g place the hands Of every in the coantY that
wIshesif. .
B. PETERSON also publishes an unifo-m edition Of
T. ABTHURS works. either of which be ID ss5l-
ras. PTce IS cents each any ave Of shan for Ons
Dssr. any eleven Of them for Two Doilfs They are
The moral popular. and entertaining IN the world.
There better books pscs the hands OF me
young All viii profit ny them. TIE following are tneh
The Divorced Wife. Tie Orphan Children,
The Bakers Wife The Dsb.or's ID aus liter,
Pride and Prudence, lnsdoordinstise,
Cecilia Howard. Lucy 5aadford.
The Broken Promise, Agnes; or. The Possessed.
Love IN a Cottage, The Two Brites
Love ia High Life.
Any Of he above for sale ~ al NeFs Ase-ss anu
BOoi sellers throughout the United Safes. -,
All persons wishing 70 buy cheap Books can ma &c
lsrs.si a.softme4t UBied states az 4 o.
PkTERSG NJ No SO Chesnrt st any of walch VIII DC
be sult a. very io~ prices. /. PhfEHSOF mas COZ.
Hscted With ;he asges. waoleSaie est[pshiieb
for CLcap Books the County. lie m gea ali persons 10
ct and look ibeseTes send by letter 10 fi Tor
any SO0k they may wish
+ b PETERSON las Just Published e new Cral-sus
If Bo0s which he will ttnd any wishing one, on
the rs.udIs for one BY letter, postpaid
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z.,s ystice 20 Passengers from raeataa -
csT,fernia-Tbe PACIFIC MAIL fEAhsdtF
SoMPAKY feel called upoa 20 sse paolc notice 'hat 40
stker, viii be recognized Dy their sssat al Panama "ece
,e moi signed by an officer of Company and that ,s
e. nus signed can oolaled only AZ hsr Agency NO.
~ West 81: OF OF G. l.. BARTLETT Esd. Boston; Or
al NsssIs ARMSTRONG, HARRIS& co New Orleans.
Nv order WI. II. DAvIOGE, Secretary.
N.w-York Ian. 2S, 1859.
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mGurf6.

: GENT WANTED To sell 4 vaMs.
be Patent kigas sd al, is ase aai ~illns ts loan
lpo1 rs coila'efai socasy tssfsof fro 900 TO Geo
Insnch person all ether fhi,ss being saisfsc ory lib
era inducements viii be efe ed. Address ~ MUS n
las Office
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~ National Building and Mutual Loan AS
sociation The first regular monthly meeting of The
members If the National Building and Mutual oan As
for the payment of dues subscription OF shares
will be held their rooms No 7s Gssal at lnnder
the People Bank ON MONDAY EVENING, Aprh 5, at
o'elock Office No l73 Csnalst. Open every evening"
fYem7tj eclock Entrance fee 81. Dues s.. Shares
$6tG. b. NEWEpuSE, President
DAVID J. NEVINS, Vice-Presidext.
John W. VANDEwATER, Secretary.
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r3- Mutual Loan House Furnishing and
Piano. Forte Ashoclation.-Ths attention of the
luoc is Invited 10 this Society, which being
fImed upon the pan tine various Building Asociaions
and the time Of lis closing, which cannot exceed three
years There will be three hurded shares of 500 each
shares The monthly payment edeemed shares will
be S4 AID redeemed shares, Sc Members can az any
e pay up the fun amount of heir dues and become free
from the Association discount Of per cent viii be
spw ed on in advance No persons need write
or apply uness residents of This city BROOKLYN. or VII
lansburs For full particulars Prospectus &c sP2ly a.
SHERMAN Il co No Q Aston House, where subscrip-
~ -' ' A. H. JOCELYN, Treasurer.
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AsraoSr J. HlEscKka.

H'OkECLUSURE SALE Of the VAL
-. VAhLk HOUSE and Lor SO. sis wsd 3osa g..
~ h~s On feNF 81 ZANE, srh ths 8lldlnx thereon.
rpTrEr..v 10 -ias ~; NJ eae.ion ANTHONY J.
~ III eel ~ s9risen. "a THURSDAY, Apfsi
~ leo< A. u eecek az The s,chsrs Ercaanse with
ssbis properly vix - 80
On aath The hands>ns ssss stow Ar,es Ao,ss ,os
70. 81 soare knosr 40 Ne sis Wet iysA Il soyth IT,
nsswesh so $50 s ava sna "peests 81 Peters CSurrh
n ens. hssns all the moc-tn Improve fss eoavsn-
ieacs, such as Cseen waite, esshrcon &c Ac eli u Inc
very best sIdef. The house su and o-espsd revi
his tsata b. tue lSe Nsah Woodrow and stoas-
cutter al q row rents .as sb,a' 500 per saeum
lso the valuable lot ef sruuDd with the affe buldiur
thefeon drecy IN saf Of he se5ve the sovth side o.
OF the above let's IS feet font ard by 81 N
riches IN deptn. be the less Sale positivs
tie hish bidder Part OF the purchase uorey
main on bond and mortgage EoT msps asd further par
uculars. Apply 20 the A8cloreer. No 5road-s or 10
MsssIs. NtGhTSiAN q CLARK, CoanssfsrsAt-Iav,
No, io5 Broadway. conner OF Dey-ss- fi,9e3)
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x10 nn0 WANTED, and VAIL
W lU.NVIO uARLE BUSINESS SECURED

The uniesgned is Authorized to negotiate for the advance
OF this property worth double the
and the Lender may thereby secure commission
business capable by proper attention. OF reaching over
5000 eco per num- and On this commission of 10
cent will be allowed. X. NJ HAvENS. No. 81 Wal-ss.
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TO TAlLORS.-Wsnted to dispose of
II a Tailoring Establshnent In CcnGecticut II has
been occupied the present proprietor such for the last
nine year, who done ard continues TO do veU pref
liable business the ready made line, and particularly n
steady business for which the location y well
nsr husness 70 attend to- The stoex together with the
fltues will be disposed Of low. Address 7. W.. Box No.
f,sel Post Office, New York.
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6orses, Carriages, 81

6orses, Carriages, &f.
DAY HORSE for SALE beautiful
I'D Bay Horse about Isl hands high, kind asd gentle,
has be used in Jingle harness. but also good saddle
hone seven years old perfectly sound viii be sold low
a. the owner has no further use for him. Can be seen
y CHICHESTERS Stables, No. 26 CheDyst.
LNOR SALE-ODe Rockaway wo-horse
cIcse CARRIAGE, with shifting front. suitable for
private fsmi OF public use. Pres SID Inquire u NO.
js5 East Broadw ay, ne ar Scamneist.
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WIN. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioaeer.
ARGE and GENERAL, ASSOR1
CTION NOTICE.. CATER.
ANTHONY J. BLEvcKER. Auc,iozser.
lGE SALE of A HOlIl EIGHTY

ANTHONY J. BLErcKER. Aue'ozeer
i AkGE SALE of BOUT EIGHTY
Il DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS beautifully situated
for building purposes ls0h llh and iiAh sss. and on
nth v, hear Ihe Boomnsdaie Road NJ auction AN
TRONY BLEECKER will sell az auction on TUES
DAY. Ami g. 1852 at 10 oc och AT the Merchants Ex
change TIE following desirable los f groand, viz
lot the south east of nth Nv and sth st.
lots ext the north east corner Of 18th and
10th it, Of he Oerg o. tbs avenue and on tho
street
O the north side of lloh st commencing s'a feet
eakt Of the 18th
6 lot, the south side sf nth ssmmsnss $50 fees
east OF llth-av
ii the north side Of iih At. c,mmsaeag ta' feet
east Of 18th
LOIS in rear of the las named foa.ing nah It,.
south SIDE 49, $3.50
lot ON iitk-av 50 feet S los soith u liith e.
2ts on the south side If 2h between 10Th ADD ilh
avs, about z23 feet from /, 0 ilth-ay -
10 lots and parts II lots pofth ds cf lsh be-
10th n and lots the west SIDE OF
lfth av 80 feet inches north Of ilth sf
The above lots nearly all full SIZE and the property
lies within the viciny Of coed beng
shot distance from the Hudson Riyn Railroad. The
ground level and free from rocks aud lot ready fos
Immediate improvement
Stages pass the properly every hour ia the day Title In
disputabe.
The terms OF tale will he liberal 10 the purchasers axd
will DO made kIo the day OF sale
,sphic maps describing the above property, and
full particulars, be had Of the Aucsionscr No.
Broadss. tl9,3)
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"A s good plain Cook, and to assist Ii
n Washing ant irosIng ny -tsa'y Protestant W1man
BEET Of ely .fsncs Caa he for two days Cal 1t
No i23 West izth-s., in the lsar.
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Gbaures for Business Alen.

NOR SALE-GEO. LADD'S well es-
A. tabliihed 10 wslry Store, No. 655 Broadway. Any
ore having an all capital In cash get great bargain
rs the proprietor is about removing from the city
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az ,ssw-yoRK TRIBUNE.


fTs errxsg aORt,INs SUNDAY acsfsfo}
s1ssl'sAiss n 1S;axfLsy 3 Mcxsss y .,.uc, AZ.
- ya7 rrbLFs 1rpgsifE RVS CRY hAIL,
49, y cg, srFsrrbeYi fss y CesSs Pr " Sss,
= % ss q, ~ e: =. ss.s e .e ss SAGE ssss.
- ~ az sis TIE BSas1 por AZ, 80 ~
-: 1suiscristos. slss ~ ~ noaas ia
pssi ~ - - coaas.y Eevspapess Daily k%ge 80
s2sar = tks alrcs ~hsss III "a a,e assass ~A-
x, ,T,s,sss e. sl--.s az s.-.--.
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4 S NURSE, by respectable Woman, who
IA is good pam Sever. and will assist in CHAMBER
work Good reference. Call at No. 13 West 20ih ST., be-
tween h and 9th avs, 81 floor front reom Can be seen
FOR TWO days.
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MIX U0OIN CASH WANTED

we'll established manufacturing business now in sue
ce.sful operation and which he thoroughly understands
The amoupt will be tecured by second bonds and mort
ttfest on the above amount and commission Of per
cent all saes will be paid to the party taking tho rsk
Sales will be the amount of $50 600 per an
rum RefeIeIcss given and required. Address LANG
DON Office Of this paper. giving real name. Al! conmu-
n,cations will be cOnsidersd lnfdential.
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5alfs by Anrtion-

1sl hangs BROTHER h CO.
~ t1ss Sale HorS 80. !, fAk-r0-.
ktCVLAk SEa-Y0RR SPRING fRADE sALk.
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iuant employment.

AS Cook in private family, by rs
n spectable Woman. Is willing to 90 short distan
in the country and has ebec ions TO assst IN was hi
and ironing Can give the best Of city reference. Call
No a Malion-s st..
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I'm MULES for SALE.--The sub.
lou scriber has constantly on h,nd aad for sale .
large number sf reod able bodied Mules, including we'll
MuIes Of GOOD szs suitable for far work. any
Snd Of team work Also number sui able fr shipping
also number broken fer towing on canals and los q
kOBERT RICHEY, No 1865 Washpgtoa- St, n. X, Or as
The resdepcs the sub,creer a. Jznesbug Jsxssy
AZ The Camden ssd AlaboY Railroad whne the Mules
may Be seen. JAMES boCAhLE1.
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"A SCooKs, by t1o respectable young NO.
men; me understands pastry sni good Sossg-'he
Other as PLAN Coca Washer aud Ire sr Haze gr1f
city tfr'ncs som Their last piicss aad are Filles 10
take chambe,~ork II required Cal a. No. % Great
Inner. 81 IN the rear
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4 S NURSE or Seamstress, and to instruct
"a Children in the first rudimerts of their education by
ie.peeabe young Woman The best of city reference.
Is Protestant Address A II, No. 1863 Broomest.
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a s PORTER, in a lace and dry goods
IA store by young Man. who has been four years in
lace in England. Direct g., Tribune Office
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tFy~ U,,Idtua Aasociotions' Fire Insurance

~ Second Irving Building and Mutual Loan
tt0D.ln Consequence OF the uaorec dent sue
cess Of the IRVING BUILDING AND MUTUALLOAN
ASSOCIATION, second Irving has been organzed and
the subscription book will be on MONDAY, April ),
tho 2i Grand st. Office hours from TO o'clock every
evening SstIanss fee 81 Monthly dues s.. Par value
ALBERT II. NICOLAY. Secretary.
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A CHAMBERmAID, by 4 highly respect
"a tble womsn and 10 sssis in washing and ironing.
urse spd SsamsfIess Fully W dsrstands the care OF
yCrIg child Has objection the cogstry. and good
teitDcs from her last place where she lived i6 months,
Can De seen fcr Gays No 395 2h st. first hso oAc<
room, corner Of Avenue A.