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Married.

Ami q Mr.. Thompson 10 hs Dodge all Of Saa FTauesco
Al Mokelumne HILL ApIi n Mr. Daniel C. LampheAr 10 Mary Am
eldest dulhsI OF Mr. John Heay Of Moseumne Hill formerly Of
In Msrysye Apr 81 Mr. John Mshen Mis- Wig MIA Good.
Tich both OF that eity
e City and daughter Of Gov D0cge,e Wisconsin
Luis Obspo the 9th Of Apnl Capt fredenek hAd
Of steamer Bird 70 ss ksoaa eldest daughter CaPE John
In San Francisco April q Mr. John O. Gimmy Mis- Anns N
GintheF. q San francisco.
In Cruz APr IS M James Taylor to Mo- Margaret HssIs
all OF Santa Clara County. - - .
In 1oumAs Apnl G Mr. ThomA Aer y Miss Mary A Mn
both OF SenCma County. -.
residence u z keosG in Nsps valley Aprl 49, NJ w
Marsh formerly q GouvtTneuI ST. Lswncs County y to
Mise Mara smith, Of Woeo Wayne Cuniy, n n and e Of
In BsTscs on the Tn April wra. Brysnt MARI Frsbee
Attic Aura Rancho on the "a Apr Mr. Hereford merchant
q Ice Angeles Mis- Aun C. daughter Of the ate Richard jenkins
{ CICltNiiie, Ohio.
In Oregon joseph Neho late Of Illinois Mr.. Ann HosAa
In o-sson Apln Nj H Marshal Yaney to Hudah White.
h Oreou, AIn Mr. Vim. Baeksons 70 Miss Laura Paaeer
both OF n asling County.
orssOn March "a FRANCIS Manning to Ms Nary Jane smith
beth II AGlon County.
In stockton April 20 william Bsdsa Ms Elizabeth C. Area
beth OF French CAMP.
A. fremont lolo County April H. Msseaara
issaJG stuart, 10th u Fremont
ShsVs Plat. April Nhsries W. Nelch 70 M Az Upton
H. sa1a tro April - Mr. wm Z Miller 20 Mss Ansrssa NAY
10th of Christian alley. Placer Go.
IN AuUTp Apn n b, Jadge H. A. scodeld Mr. chessd Jask-
for al Mlierown. G Ms Caroline r. ussl Auhr-n
AZ Sorors glt Arr by Rev Mr. HAru0u james p Cl0ash
Mary J. Nheeloek, oil u sorora-
Al Mokeiumns HI .i INST, pas c Lsua and M
Mary Ann Hesiy.
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The NeM.ZenInnd DiEainGs.

The gold fields in this part Of the Colonies limited
and the gold is very fne, though sufficiently abundant 70
employ hundred two of men who make each pound
per day The search made along the sides of creek in
the Coromandel Districts The dgges did not con-
ented with their prospects
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The Erst intelligence from the other field in the locality Of
Baaarat is very cheering and when thousands set b work
where there present only tens the result Of their In
bors cannot be guessed az
The Government appear Al length inclined 20 do little
H. afford protection to the thousands Of travellers aud dig
gers, now engaged on our gold fields.
The quotation for gold to-day Is IL u.s. Cd with up
ward tendency.
Exchanges on London drafts against gold. "A v cent
Freight OF gold delivered ia LONDON, 4ld per ounce
W. PArTERsOs kardini, H.
Gs.iopv Feb 70 1888
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At Secret DgsSss Placer Co. APn n FrsdeeS BoGshsou
Rich Gqsl osds.,is 4pEi M lea I, E0- 'sa n
Or ths IAN sept iS At Ia hoa Msron Co. O
I IsIoEy fnssa Ress Al The ase q - years lie born
~hh mn tbs Territory yEA Lewis and CAsi "a s
ihe retra 70 the ea. sde q ne Roek Montana where he
IL san FIsHeiss AfIS y BsFsA Nou f5raer Of susaz7
A. h itss steam AMI A Is Lev, Edssr ssd year, -. Of
ysnss : and C.ernsurns N He~e .
An = !. Is i,ssns iiOucu Ct Drr.y CAP, ia N.ushaa
Killed " Slse IN MsrrsTrs Bay J---s DANIEL Carpenter
lststeers vhaiesP JAMES s-azy de SAssz-
psvrs ,ssr Cry Esse Cry the sh Ap- Bsr Pusr
cso AFg IL Jseob Bsyss, 5sr's Z r. aet p ysss Ana
Is see yes; Il Baksy; fa tte sac q Mel,s- sgei
= yta-s An Z u .fei--- aA-i- @ Nlrsag,
Il Ssssszsro s56 Ap Mrs RssAs, DAVIS ssed 81 yeas
In i sIsas - he iss AF sP9y1y Lsss-.s u.trs
Il PcsG assS sec1 = yer ~ esi s.as- AaFoeoa Boa
sT,eS Ivnisr q ye iAs l. ; aly ibe Sslzs ssa
u 6Sse ss zo- raAss non F.s-s-s 70 Hcss.
ssausi Wrd Of he srr Q, eSrs. t'sEl Wazs q H.
sS;s d: R,sl ~ a.. I:a lie e: is; Of Iowa
Al De = lss AS Z y Nzis, yeas o.
IinoGa paaergsr .Ak Cod H1-ter s BzsssE Ne - "a.
a. ~ issh N.-.A AZ his houss on Is s n ts VENT, c
REG M1T0a CsUITy, o. T. Eeas LEsFs yta q a.
Ms. ss1s d.y. from san Fuoesoo, Capt Th0 sosn- Ian
is .s i sss Frsnri.eo fox weeks esas Av-a A
NV RobsIssSI PenrsyysIis, Il JOssPA wOoe5 j. n y
AIIp Lee: M.;;s , y s:! I.Hsss: s sg
jsHs. n ssleSsli sT.l.h ga ! R.lFs wnss5 I9-SL
ssA An P.iss Beses So SA,ah AaH Page DO 81 EE ws
~. S % s's ss as j i1' s seS.1 es I =
81. Caeb VAST Do -; Jersh vsa Buea, Greenland n y
g.. ssrsA K,sy yssl. 10 a chs 3 Ry ,ss..
ms. nd A1Es Rrsy ysal . Ha' children q shove
S.hga - Cs Pca1dghcr g. b,rcts R-sntct01 4; M
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or "a tn1s, eNt II IDS o. &c
Exchange London. drafts against gold hypothecsted,
sos 10 $50 per two per cent discount Freight Of
Gold delivered the Bullion Office London, 4ld per
EDWARD kHULI, Bullion Broker.
Feb y. 1888. No IS Collins st., west.
GEELONG GOLD CIRCULAR
The prices Of gold during the week have continued b.
advance and is likely TO attain higher figure still This
change may be principally scrbed to the sudden alteration
in the exchange in favor Of gold 10 the extent Of five per
cent.
The great event Of last week the finding Of the monster
nuggetu Canadian Gully Bassrat bss been eolpsed by
more brilliant discovery revealed 10 the public Monday
last viz the finding Of two OF gold IN
quartz weighing upward Of i7G pounds troy These mag
nifcent specimens Of mineral wealth weighed fol
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AUSTRALIA.

We have months later intelligence from Australia
by way of San Francisco The dates are from Melbourne
to Feb l6, Hobart Town Feb 25 and Sydney Feb. 8
The state of trade and mining prospects may be
learned by the following circulars:
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DIED.

BAnNRs-In Berlin Mas. Capt William Barnes aged co.
ClEfIf-Il Concord =. RI Mr.. John Cheney ~ n ~.
DINAitG-in IIcups0n COM Mar o. y, widow Of th' late
Robert Durn'ng, Of bruls wick. No ag-d ~
HthEksLLl-On fddoy morning Lewis g. Heuefl.ey ln The
90 ID year 20 lis
Il rchiges friends Of she emily specf fully invited %
attend ie lurcr ~ f-ly Church Sunday 60 y O'Clock
g'ftr' frffbar inVl.ailcu-
HAlILAND- On Friday November AFTER thirty hours sick
William CaTey I-flari iu fh isi yea Of hs tF1.
1he sutH Of ttt dec ahsc match nsied 60 attend bis
uIci. n DE DIV ra Bal tst Church sunday morning 90
the cioss of Divine ser,ice.
HJGHEs-l brooklyn, io 81 inataut Hrnan Hashs' sr
Tie dert OF tho family invited attend funeral vou.
f.liLtr .lor, from te residence s1l-ui.l Bradford
Euarr. BEDFORD place, Euou-gY- 5nndty
Cl iuatrnt odccl " Carre.s win be- efIsriluc1 30
fsu Very (brockJ -ae &c o1k T. d. 90 CARY ellst
o. hcrsr.
JOHNLs-On wsdnesiay November at Nevslia eusict,
J. .tolss County Ilptou, william T. Johul ia the vi
KAY-ip Porisnorfh. Va Major Join Kay, sgd ~
LOWRY A. hoy Il j. on Fac ooh ltr Waite L9vfey, aged
1EICALvE-o On ths morning Of Thgday "a inraat atr
lols roful aeu. suanf vile Of t-e Rev "llsn Aa.-
cf A4lsi.r Of ths lto tnAn Church Aensusol. PAiel
NoTr-On Fiii.y lo1nas, November Masii Mott wife Of
H,rst.0 Aioff. agcf 90 ye.rs.
WI De- t4 en- % Pousite pie fr nernnsnt
~IOLEs-ln B0.l1n Otobrr a. John Phip sh1es aged p
EIIHin Wet boglgry, Mas ycfy suddenly, BIZ Rel0-n
suif. 81 Wc.tisB ageJ &C.
NICHT-Ia scrafe 8llss 26h tt, Mfs Mar pcrkns
vito OF tLe Rev. Dal8 Wight Jr aud dazAfrr Of tue Rev
Jonas peFklLs @ bfaufTee 3s eyed 81 Also --l ut Daniel
PelA1s Of the Rev Daniel Whit IT, asi c4JL
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

sUPREBE COURT-Before Judge EowARDs
ARREST OF TAsgEE SULLIVAN REQUIsITIoS TIE
GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS.
requisiiion having been made upon the Governor Of
NcwYork by the Governor OF Massachusetts for the
Of Yankee Sullivan as an alleged fugitive from justice,
growing ont of the late prize fight and warrant granted
Sullivan was arrested Thursday evening by the Sheriff,
but brought up Friday forenoon before Judge Edwards
OF the Supreme Court writ Of taJegs corpus and his
discharge demanded on the ground ofregulary-Is That
Sullivan committed no oensc against the laws Of Massachu
sets Cd That he is not fugitive from justice from that
State and I'd That his name is James, not William Suli
yGn by which latter he has been claimed the reqIsOn
Argument presented, and his discharge demanded on
these grounds The Judge refused the app alton when the
counsel for Sullivan Mr. Phillips pat in traverse to the
rcturn TIE same grounds VIII. is 10 be heard to day
sullivan, in the time TO remain in the custody Of the
Sheriff
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WILLLAHSB URGH ITEJLG.

TENrERAvcE NoyrSArIoS The Maine Law nominal.
Ing eeges ytiordsy adopted James H. Huchn the
Democrat nominee for Senator aud passed ouol 70 support
him for that oicc.
ANoTHFR CASDToaTE FOR MAYoR.-The National In
derendert Dfnocr Wulamstnrgh Thursday and
decided 20 Abraham Berry Che
Mayor There four candidates ia the field Tor this ce.
BuRGLARFs-Ourug 1hsrsiav night the house of
Mr. Horace 1hoyer Fourth and South Mn ,
bT aTousy entered ard property th Of s 80
tsktu.
me house of Moss Clock Miller the alzo
entered considerable valuable clothing taken
ATTEMPT At ROBBrRY-About o'clock yesterday
rrr nc e6ec Mr Preson grocery sto
Gundef wiich
he Inc ie Afer gainiug hs struck
glare q ca ewote tho clcrk who jumped Of bed
eudfa pd robteT but this individual slcceeded
b ~ al Z bis
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srs-ss q
No. - ma =, sre u g t--,-fz-- e'ec-,o-.
.Sss,t sfs,is IL as --s-- >tz-e lie laes-i.n @.
49, r-l s-ir- GO ne .-is--.a e.-t-1u4-cs 81
Ss-f, : sr.-1.sl---r .--s-l-es. O. cus.--.a. ths
- 4 u.s.t .-r.r a. .-s..-- --s. tts ricsi n -
rs-rss - %. .tcsll -..ll AZ rs--s .ztrres.s O..
rrpvrh1r1 Uult- --ess ,--cr--s--1ces- VIZ rru.i il
nm =. e--ss5s-s- i.-rs t-t s--e-y 2 re
Eyfg1r Or - IL LEX -.irl C5--rs u ite s,sie
.--5e-ses seer. = l.a-sss s 81, s-s.io-. 30
= -.s-fs r- 80 FL rr-r- t..r lr- rr--,f. 10
------ $50 F. Ii. - ---- - .t -.s---- 4.
rzanirz-cs Or sll-es-5.Is W. .s trls.. a. w.
- az -. --ll q Gag t---T Tc----e-
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Assembly NoYINATIoNs-The Wigs # the Second
ts,iv Disirc have s-td Wrl Morris for he Assembly,
1h Dcnoc o. The First District nominated a. taTdeaber5h
for the Assembly, last evening
TIE LIQUoR SErLFRs.-Iesterday two liquor sellers
tried ieofe Recorder ter the charge Of Illegally
iuo1ca drinks Int convicted ine0 $40 sn tss
ion iIcs uuou those eight number who
Tfccu convicted
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4a. A,,ss t,. As.s.. s.as 4sS0saolo "a regard ~
.. f.als aa4 eag 4.As. s.A aN@soed consequently 10
Ia -. 4 bal ca siog. a-1 u H. y bash. "a Wasas
v'A sss ts-sa4
laa l.a,.5 U.l.a has 4,s.1fea sos anaaa, dividend
90. 81 & ogAs
IA ssfa.a l.s Mechanic eGaA " Hasao1d Conn. =
3 e.Ai.
~. sd0Aa > Vtey Aa.s boon spponhod essAlss eide
NsN AAals sNsAaase BaaA "a P!aee VI William H. ssAar
.Nn. gssenpa
iae ogi,l2 ~ Aesog,sn soosItcs ~ ths steaaer ar~
"a Ia a. 40 eau ..l bgs asA.A iae pEssso essers arc
= Ash az .s@s sesa ~ ~ gs.Esa AssssaA fAsa
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HOWARD CUPIT russds evening November hy ths Rev
Samuel How Miss Jane Curt both Of the City
OF o. a-l
NHIIEET- MORGAN-On Thursday November B. by tho
IaGt III Clafs A. Whitney bliss Maria Louise MOg
dsuetier OF Charles Morgan Esq, al o. his City
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f.a fftt.IH. Areas - nffr OF .ttl| I.e
Iil. Is. false sEaia a. Isls ~ ii4UDa tli.fr 100
..sf 81 - rtist trs ftis -
D.. sa iiisa b. fifsss a fis - 49, 81 " "A
10 "a ~ ga o. - 49, si ~ 40 a.. Nal
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Hs ysg,,6 go t5 81 sssed, ResSos Bonds 70 ~ Ma ~
elfI Iffsg Morgsgs Bonds - ~ 90 I'D " s,tss rHnsy
q Isl III fsl b8 ~ ssted MDrfs Cs1s 4l lid ~ ~se1
li. rs,i,aas o. ~ 7fI tH ~ sod. 5ennykn tty,anss
ael Lf "a sized Hho5 kH 70 gtoo Poieft.d - pa y
.ftt f,r. fa Fd MI tssfd Vrfiufg ~ M ~ sstsdj
rs.t t.f Sl sf 10, w. ssfd "a 80 states bhnA ~ oia
"a tgs,f. Nf9n canal. ~ I'D. ~ ssssH. Dali
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CITY ITEMS.

ENTERTAINMENTS, sc, THIS EVENING.
ExHIsTIcE ALL NATIOSsCrvstal Palace
Run" Where there's VIII there's Way" WalackA
PARIS LONDON end The Young Actress a. Buttons.
LnER BROTHER md Antony Cleopatra a. the Broadway
UNCLE CABIN iirom Mrs Stoves book 40 the fon4
LIVING and various entertaining Plays Baruu
GLo CHRisTY WOODS MSsrRELsk hiopan-3H Broadway
HrCKLEY HOUSE -Chiuee Buidi1c No $50 Broadway
CErTYs OPLRA HoUsEEthopnn Define atoms IN Broadway
IRAscOEs BPPoDEoiE-Pefomauces dGenOOn aud evenin-
Performance every Afternoon aud evening
De droycrng tle MssnIi-Ne1nsl Academy OF d sign
FIRM fNTgNS PsSoRArA OF NIAGARA FAILS Hope Chlpe
BAsvARps OEoEsHs EGYPT Holy LATO-55 Broadway
LECTURE or CALTFoRSfi-Hope Chapel
4. IAHCY MCDLEs LECTURU-DrOadwey Tabernacle.
The BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ARTNO Gis Broadway
GALLEY oF IGFPTrAN ANTQU1rEsSu esan' fnsfisgfe
Observation-Disclosures aud Madeline Broadway
PLRHARs GIFT ExuEToS- Seven Nile Mror.-63 broadway
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kuray since, 10 supposed b. have Ls4o III y.sja II
syr co,s ~ The PAT q A1 physiesD, no eage ha ~
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The weather yesterday delightful and the streets
were hronpfd by unusual numbers Of The "beicr half
just blooming in the gay plumage Of winter.
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o S FoWLERs new course Of lectures Entomology
commenced last evening at the Church corner Of Grand
and Mercer st He gives his sooad FREE lecture at The same
Place tits evening. To morrow evening he lectures on
4 nyeIan-e a lhe Same p.ace
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Ios4yDg.- N,. Igbey 1A4e-N. bf gff iY'Y n
L4g,lL ~. ~ Lo.1 H. J55j 40 ~ lii YiN yW q,
g.c IN u la talllss u Te@e g1ga M lVsg ~ tNY
gat VI jon ~ y D.e,aia ~ = ~ h9$ 9b1 "a
eis ,.lapeo ~ "a i0sA w. ,le't,stiip" - %" Nf
. st.' ~" '''' IG4Die.. M
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b. va b.. nv. s..n
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TIE CusroH HousE-Heury Close Of The Seventh Ward,
Yesterday appointed Night Inspector the Customs
service n place Of John Fort removed
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nrarH % 4 poLIcE OFTIcER.-Thomas Kuhn, long
tlccr Le 9TH Ward died biz reden,e No
Seconded 1htrdy night from injuries received wir 10 ie
d On tlc .oih ole, while attending ur hc
Unfortunate - TO run lesp rs n opo g. b i,' Which
frrfa lo au nUm the effects NJ whh I'll 4h rsfpcd Hos
w. r teu of officer ard clifton ~ Csgsil iiars Of hf
TrIuN n1iufI
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TIN lihIE FATAL RAILROAD A'tinN VI pF"u'f
ion yesterday held ngas 81 iia Nefo inra arnn mo
$50 ho ard hr ilaa rd hY iriHE
ai. ig co. DO teia ut 'e Now tv.u N w+if taf were
30 tata sfi on as. ui tf lai l an
tss, esisn.a h.i ta de,ra1 uas e ai ih1 .ua
ins go iis t che itet tha gas si let' o. ',n
81 ni ia arrts tha tiaA b" go tt Does e Pc
sH.s q" rt,thi he sss.a npa it Ae''t a'"e a i'e
t.tt r,s sns tia tutf teHfati sfprlf fe 'tN
i..t p,pa. ras D.ti.s fiti.Ht AZ t.as f tt HtlAs
.at.. h -H '.tii it s.tirt ~e.l at have r.r -i
ftrita ttAtH tD,rnss iiHes fr,.a.asi t.ii .a
i.4.. s,t- if t.+t ti-s.i e-.s tla tst f+.s % i+'
D. 44if.- - l'-r
ff", -..'itf H-sf. - :. H. it'sa- st'- ,- 'i
OBJ. 80 tt.ff +i 900 -t.-r. ri lt ft-t h+s
80 s-.ts-- % ''-i -~ai.-i-' f- '+ Wee .s- '",--
s.faf f.alt.f.. BOOSTS f tt- .tti s... .ff . fe I
p .ttlfN .-f' ts.s
b. f'l- ." tI.- f. "-
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ANTHOLOGY.

NFATRMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
l Iover.-Procssor Lawton Boston, formerly OF Ion.
dom will send address receipt OF one donar posi-
The devoted affections Of ~ many Of the opposite =. o sees
hearts desire The IL 90 simple eus 70 eapsl
waiting, that all may be married. irrespective appsArs
ancc, poston and last though not LEAST an % Ar-
possible. Address Professor Lawton, Boston, naeA Ne
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HOTELS.

CRAMERCY UoTEL-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH
" ionHlle hotel, OF Broadway and Twentisth
street with its extensive additions, comprising 10
ready for the accommodation of tho public.
The proprietor intends that this house shall
a. DONALD
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mourning goods &C. previous removal to their store,
CO., 5eI broadway, second door above Clinton place.
4 CHANCE SELDOM NET wITu-DRY GOODS AT
n great bargains ut ehe Bowery Savings store NO II
We lave just bought the entire stock jobber fifty
this dollar for cash. The stock amounts to stooOJ
and embraces
Table covers, diapcrs, damasks, napkins, Ne
Saysa 4 G Pc, i g 20 aS %Ss
Rich s; ssS ssass s s SO to So
These goods much lower than have ever beca offered
Lawns ut lsd.. real french, worth 30 cents
English prints s. hne and fast color.
Baragcs and bnrage de LANES Mt half price.
Bomba1ines, alpacas, singbams-al new and cheap.
81 70, 81 81 80 and IS, Of the very best quality
~ 30 - and s. such rs are selling in the market at IS
AVID Iors or OTHER GOODS
az prices unhcard Of The first gets tho
first chance. All goods marked in plain figures No de-
W ". +. GILLEY co.
CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs-rIFTY CASES OF CAN.
~ ton Grape shawls plain and embroidcred
vale % @ of
sent
nREss GOODS FOR CASH. HOME, JR., NO. 81
and offers for sale large attractive stock silks and
pcpn.
prints, linens gpghnms, White goods mostly from
iop Also, fun assortment Of domestcs for cash, ~
prices from 10 to per cent lower than they can DO bought
the usual credit.
MOURNING COILARS.-WA NTED, IMMEDIATELY,
wi number of hrst rate mourning collar makers None
perfectly the business apply
at No. 10 Dey street, third floor.
CPRING MANTILLAS-TUE IMPORTATIoNS AND
~ manufactures at the Paris Manta Emporium No SOL
Broadway ready for Inspection wholesale and
ail and will he found comprise the varied and
beautiful assortment a mantilas in the city.
Mere hants most literally dealt with.
GEO, BULPIN, No. 36l Broadway.
cUAwLs-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ATTENTION
- superb collection of English and French cashmere
and other torega shaws chiefly OF his
Importation and comprising novelty of the
GEO. EuLPIN Mantilla and shawl Emporium No. 36I
broadway.
ITO THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE BUYERS OF FANCY
j and staple dry good. view Of removal to
extensive warehouse No Nesey street. running through
No II Barclay street eDtrance both strset directly in
the Astor House. intend dispose our pre-
sent stock Of goods at extremely low prices that
open in location with new and beautiful assort
nen OF goods adapted to the and autumn sales
Country obsers and retailers III. And great bargains
present stock. NOUITON, PLIMPTON, WILLIAMS Il
CO.. importers and jebbcrs Of dry goods carpets, oil
cloths and Yankee notions, No. Il Broadway.
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EoR sALE-LEAsE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
- porterhouac, Of the principal in the
city, doing an excellent business Terms moderate
ana hrt rate opportunity; Must be sold without delay
Apply az che Now York. Broot yn and anslurp Agency
tice ~ Ciltbam street.
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4 YFEICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY IN WASHING
n ton H. CThe undersigned Offers his services in the
prosecution OF claims before Congress and the several De
stenon nj the capital Persons having business with the
Patent Indian, Land, Pension Onccs of the De-
partm.na in the Court of the United States
rely and faithful attention to their inter
dertaMr, - DO responsible for the safe
stocks money 20 portion OF Europe and atten will
be paid TO the collection Of ore claims Correspondents
will be furnished with special whatever state
thy reside aud in the prom'ns, cities of Europe
Washington, April |, lsj3 JOS, c. q. KENNEDY.
A GENCY FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF ALL
~ Minds o business establishments hotels rcfeo tories
purchase VIII please give very full information all
particulars 20 JOHN \. FLAMMER, No. is Wall street
A GENCy FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF
~ oops, tyambost and every description of vessels.
JOHN \. TANNER real estate broksr rs Wall street
Keeps rcgtcr Of vessels W be sold Once hours from 10 A.
w. to +. VI Owners nt ending sell will please give
fnll and particular descrp ton
NYr & co, SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
~ Merchants, Valparaiso.
wiiiiAH ,. NYE, !. A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
RefefoHce.
ShNTttoo--Uon. Bahe reyton.
st,o-hessrs. Alsop Co.. Hemenway ~ Co..
VIM. Nelson Il Go.
I,v,ppooI-Ncssrs Bowman, Grinncll 4 Co., william
jackson. Esu.
Nrw Yons-Messrs. r. X, Collins 4 Co., Goodhue 4 Co.,
Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BAIrMonE-Mossrs John Henderson 4 Co, Thomas J.
Hand Co, White Elder.
Bond Halo Chas Doanc, ESD, j. ", Lyon, Esq
Bosroy-Messrs. Ammi g. Lombard Esq., T.. d. Brigham
60, Glidden Williams.
CsNTos->yn Psrtio A. 90.
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% ;.s III sss a.s. or
Asp :. REED ed ~ Mercer
q. THREE Doors
and st. Nicholas Hotels suitable for club house
o pr sn y viii S ss e
Apply to JOHN $. kELs0, o. William sweet.
ITO LEAsE-THE STORE AND BASEMENT, sEpA.
the also
sib one or s S new three story FLY
$40 Fourth avenue, from to Pm.
ITO LET FROM THE lsT OF MAYA FURNISHED
Psrof and bedroom on the hrst floor. without board
single gentlemen Rent g per week. Address L.,
ITO LET IN BRoADwAY-THE THIRD FLOOR OF
creton location and rooms are very r
WOULD Dc let Tor profession or gentee business Apply at
ToLET, NEAR cRysrALPALAcE.-THEFoU STORY
side wa s ann sy
sissS ,.s sss
evening" or at No LIZ Fulton street. between and r
ITO LET AT noBoKEN-.Two HOUSES JUST BUILT.
Hs Ss :s ssss
xss kew New ms Il s.s s ,s ad
s.ntns,s e. sonnty and the house
Chrst0pher streets. Now ready. The other i three
toW; v; sMIPPEN, Hoboksn Land Office. or CXMSRiDGk
.aAs 81 FOR rES rvs
Broadway front BY 100 feet dep CON
Stns 1
RIO LET-TITE WHOLE OR PART OR IN FLOORS or
ss s sry and attic
nrst rate place for private boarding house wate
n0as az [nnSS hnaass q
THE LEASE STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF A GROCERY
and liquor store situated on one Of the greatest tho
TS9 ,H in the city, o twenty lease Of house
At No 81 Chatham street. New York. Brooklyn, and vii
hsmsburg Agency Office
ITO LET OR LEAsE.A SPLENDID HOTEL, WITH
large dining and oyster saloons and any quantity Of
: 20. e s .isss SsssysS sssss
Ss Of w n !" aas
the westerly side Of New York This being the only
and and viii be- s
70 capable and experienced nIsns For
q. the saye yard Snic The dock adjoining the above
Y1,0 LET IN BROoKLYN-TWo NEW THREE STORY
and houses corner Of patenen avenue and
stages within block Rent good tenants $lo5.
Inquire at SADEMANS No GO Vesey street. up stairs.
ITO LET, OR LEASE, OR FOR sALE-A SPLENDID
large basement with sub cellar under the
Metropolitan Block extending from Broadway Crosby
street Also, fine house Greenwich street. aud two
spall houses Caroline street. Apply to G. A. ROBINSON
50 Nassau street, up stairs.
Upper PART OF HOUSE TO LET-INQUIRE AT
u No. 1875 Brocme street.
Upper PART OF HOUSE los wAvERLY PLACE,
- with Croton water and in the will be rented,
TO small family only Apply the premises, to
SOLOMON LEVI, 81 Nassau street, up stairs
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ITO BUILDERS, &C.-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO
have a house dued with briclD built the fol,
lowing The house cost about 81 100 TO be built by
contract be received in monthly nstaimonte
commencing from the completion of house, interest," AZ eyon
per to he paid full of until tho
tire amount paid of Apply by letter to A. D. Herald
off,