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MISCELLANEOUS,

| 4 GERMAN BOY WANTED-TIIAT IN
-'d'r',ur'H tie meat bus.u,as. ~ Become 1t. 90
| 4 GOOD COACIlMAKER WANTED.
"a WALKER sppl"tou Ltudins staten land.
4 FEW EXPERIENCED CARPET SEW.
~ ors wanted, at 9TH ave Call before q o'clocl
A BRAlpiNG MACHINE AND A POWER
"a loom TOR "a, SIS water IT, ~
A MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS Graining
- OAK, Arply II James SIP, tii- morning. ~
4 YOUNG MAN WISHES EVENING EMF
APloN m"nt. hs'D'c, Table, Office, II barclay
A 1AlLOkfSS WANTED--TO WORK on
"A custom rant-, at ~ LIT ave-. az
A BLACKSMITH WANTED; ALSO / OR 2
a "h"elwrghts. Apply at o, LIST ave. 2z2
A PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE-INQUiRE
~ B,uo ~, nent smith. ". BRUsrI. myT 9.
4 DAIRY OF MILK FOR SAiE-lNQuI IRE
- Of r MCGOWAN Bedford, l.. /. X Il, myb u
i CiloiCE ASSORTMENT OF GREEN and
4 ihl". teas W"ua'u'-.c"r, 9TH a Bowsry invJ %
{tkGAINS IN BONNE1S OF ALL Kinds,
'I hihN'S ne" NJ unery, "a How.ry. ~
RONSET IuMMfRS AND APPBES-
- ti'rt want ~ h'NNS 81 merry, 2ii u ,syrry.
ROY wANffp-TliAT CAN WRITE A
- ro"i r,td, ~ 90 Fulton ut. On
RtKER WANrED-A 30 HAND, AND A
- -fl cor hou-ew"rk-2+- Grand ~, w'm-Lur,h.
HOOTMAKERS wANrED-AT M.GEES.
- 1919 Count st. Brooklyn 50
RoAkD FORA FEW Young MEN AT 1851
- Grand ~ ?2g
Roy WANTED-IO ATTEND a butcher,
- shop German preferred sCarnino At. 235
Roy WANTED-ArPLY AT i33 GREEN
ID witch st mtI 2.,6
RbAkDlNG FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
- men in m American family, 100 81 ave. inyda
HRIE>fS IIAll. DYE-FRICE 20 CENTS
- Tie Beet ia use. For sale hy Druggists. n, II
RrY flINk'S GASLlGIT REFLFCToRs,
i''the treat l.et 'pr "inlows,"bi1 Pear A. mhs
COAl-MAktK& PANT HAND WANTED,
- -stn'' House, cor, ~ WIN. n Chat Mn ats u
CONfttTlONARY - WANTED. A BOY
- inst ms W." k'd ut the business 2l2 Bloocscr
COTTAGE WITH I ROOMS AND . LOTS
~ let l'w. }. koLYER' Ns~towu, l.. I. 7,2'
| EiSNMAk WANTED-2 OK 3 Girls
- Appy ~ sprlng 81 ga
ENGLlSll OR AMERICAN Girls, from ii
~ 49, To- 'es boz 'ruur't''e, g. ilrls D., . lays
EXFLRlENCLD WATERS 4 BOYS TO
- ,.'ar TALES are ~ utei nj ~ Dty It. -
EOR ShlE-TllE STOCK & IIXTURES
- rr'''y restore. 800 Greenw rh st.
EOlt SALE, luE FIXTURES or 4
I','' '-'4 'l, o, .H.'re ON Grr.itt 81
EOOD OPERATORS WATlED FOR SIW-
- 'h1 gator uri ars, %. u.,,fno st. LIST n.,r. 81
{ ,ihlS WANTED Al No. BARCLAYSV
't 'n' f' woven AMI We'd - ~. ~
lliL WANTED FOR GrNrRAL nor Sc
" " b., ~ ,s.uu ~ ~. ~ o.. .urg. g2
(tiRLs WANIED-iD MAKE Skirts at
~ t. Am'r. , .'t q ... ' '..al, B.o.Gssay loo
{, ilhEEa WASTED FOR lOOKlNt-
'.t '''-'''"e o. .i.'-, 40 nio,u.e a.
40! N AHD tlSlSuFR WkNIIp.
.'.' hNhtd stu'lst Yfn Fact I-u 81 pa
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CAssIDY-On Tueaisy evening 9TH Inst Mar.
gAret wife Of Daniel Cassidy. aged 81 yehre.
The funeral will take place this Thursday after
noon, sth inst ~ o'clock. from the residence Of
her mother, Mrs. Maiden, i09 Third q. Tho rela-
hves and friends Of the family respectfully in
vited n attend. California and Dublin Urclsud!
papers please copy. %
CoCHRAN-on wednesday nish,, at Q O'Clock,
asser shor, illness, james Cochran, aged 20 yesrs.
His friends and scquantances are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, On lridsy ait"rnoon'
eth Inst ~ o'clock, from his Iate residence cor.
Of Bank and Blocker sta. 9I5
CoLLIER-on Tuesday morning. 9Th inst, Mrs
Jane Collier. widow OF the late Daniel 2. Collier, in
che 63d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited u attend the fame al Thursday
ehsrnoon, sth inst, at o'clock from het late resi-
dence, 16i West 18th It, New Orleans tI.a.l and
Montgomery torangs Co., N. Y! papers please
copy. qi7
McELRoY-on the nh inst. james, only son -
Patrick and Bridget heElroy, aged years and
months
The friends and acauslntanccs % n. family are
respectfully invited ~ attend the Nner, tbs
Thursday afternoon, sth inst, u O'Clock, froin
che cor. Of South LIST and i.t SITS. WILLIAM irh. 50
OD0NNELL-On Tuesday, 9Th ins., At TT. NJ
Mrs. Csshsrine 0'Donnsll. native Of Arda%h, Go.
Limerick, ireland. ia tho ,0tn year of her ase.
&. The friends Of the family respectfully invited
lofttend the funeral. from her ls.e resid.nco, 13I
Co 18th q, this crhusdsy! afternoon, sth INST,
CFWrlock. %
4 ALL
-. 81. pee Of his ether, 1873 Wet 2sth ~, Jol q
anu ~ ,oes lest sou Of Mary and q rie Dulninl,k
$500. eSd 10 years and months.
~ n'I.sof the funeral will be given IN tofn1r-
AVE. per. California, Canada aud Irish papers
Sease copy. 2i3
sMrTH-In Brc,siyu, on Tuesday. 9th inst.
Robert ]. l.. Smith. younles, son Of Joel and Ca
tharins n. Smith, aged years, l month and II
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral on Thursday
sNernoon sth inst ~ o'clock, from the residence
Of his father, 90 Tila<y st. His remains will be iu-
serred In Greenwood Cemetery. 90s
eOUTHARD-OnT Tuesday, 9Th Inst, Floyd South
srd, er., aged % years, months and ~ days.
The restives and friends 81 the family are re-
specially invited V attend the funeral services
this Thursday Afternoon, 7th inst, At O'Clock,
from her late residence, 2IT North I'd 1t Brookys,
z. d. His remains will be taken 70 Rockville Cen
Gre on Friday morning for interment 81
sULLIvAN-Suddenly, on wednesday, fth inst,
Thomas Sullivan, son Of Maurice and May sulli-
van, . native of<hs Parish Of Drumcolloher, Co.
Limerick, Ireland In the 2sth year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
% attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, 9th
Inst, al O'Clock, from the residence Of his parents
cor 69th NJ and LIST ave. Limerick and Galwsy
papers please copy. 10
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A.a.S 1iNllaCcA.
QARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ID
IMMENsE Success OF
MADAME CEIEsTF's
MAGN1FICENr DRAMA, ny j. II. BvCgsTONE
with new and apprui<iate SCENERY COSTUMES
PROPERTIES, and other appointments by III. best
artists, cnttlcd
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST
On
c1rsY's STORY,
TIT. v'ccs Ne. boon in prcn,rsiion AMI r.be,rs.'
fet.ypr.i wcekS. kni,,p,,sl-G,Iat
An b>IE,lOt I rNrISSr
The ,eri,,t e, nal ,,,,. r'Ir'',.'.i,. tho Cal.
ru,,d .t,i-i. 3D.. a.. A. -..,,, -. -,
M. !. j. RAZOR. M'ss's AiiroRh aga ",
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PERsONAL NOTICES.

MISSING SINCE MONDAY MORNING
AVA iast-A girl, CATHAKINE MAHOSRY,
aged II years; had . red merno dress grey
sack, blue wooden hood. Any Information II her
will he thankfully received by hcr afflicted parents,
lSlst st and 1th ave, Mani sttanville. mys 3'lI3
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
will nos be responsible for the debts contract
ed by JOHN X. CONNOLLY, Of the firm OF con
MOLLY Dr. POTTS, from this date. New York,
May Tth. JOHN n. POTTS. pa
DECISIONS, 400 BOUNTY, PRIZE Money,
l. and all other claims for soldiers and sailors
their widows and heirs, promptly collected or cash
I'd by j. W. RYAN, 26T Broadway, near Chambers
ri. mys 24ac'l22
600 REWARD--DROWNED A YOUNG
w man named HENRY COCK, at the foot
~ Jackson 1t. Had on blue shirt, blue overslls
and light haired. The 6ndsr will receive the above
reward 10y leaving the body At the house Of his
ahiieted parents, ~ Cana At. mys $3.50
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE
Ahwhich n now baking thirty five t35l hhls honr
per week all ct which IA sold over the counter; tho
advertiser IN engaged In other business and cannot
ave ais "a i'quired attention. Apply t5i Eighth
ave- ~ ~ william ut. myI 3'i3s
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-TIlE FEED
store, FISH snd oy-t'r market 1u the cor II
Gtnfl s..i J. I'D st, Nlii1nshurgh. " IN build
inEs an ir'e,e ~ ground. Inquire ot swANrON
4 BROWN ~ Ayrt,c ave, Brooklyn. mys i2.lb2
FOR SALE CIlEAP-THE LEASE AND
hxtlr.s with Ut without stock, Of the huuor
store l52 Leonard st. Apply on the premises. -
TO ECTCllEES-fOR SALE, A STALL
IN tho Atlantic Market, H,,ok lyn, now doing
sgopd business. Inquire Of Il. OBRIES, Clork Of
the Market, 1'i Hicks ~. IuyS 3'lli
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yROt ERy 10 LET - FIXTURES FOR
~ esc, lsscty b. ict, tor Of ip,h It aud ttth Az
Inquire ~ NJ isEEBECK, mp STAIRS or 81 Mr.
ElNLE, cor. " 3nt. It ant ,th Ay uys SstSo
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V'O MANUkACrl RERS AND MECUAN-
ics-I'u for sale a. Eh,sbrt,p port The city a
rlfahetNrort, N. y, " IL miles from New YORK
Steamboats, make five trips daily, each way, ftum
ficr No. North River fare 10 cents also, hourly
communication by railroad. The place IL supply
with water aud gas, and lumber, iron aud coal csN
he brought tleie cheaper than At any other place
near New York. thus offerins great inducements -
manufacturers. Population over 5000. LoD
46SlW feet can lie bought of US nj $3.50 " $50
each, On the following terms $40 cash At the amo
ot purchase, and $40 per month, or $50 per yea.
Foreigners nos naturali,sd can hold and oorvuy
real estate In New Jersey. Apply ~ T. X XXI.
LOCO, l39 Pearl st. New York, or 10 J. ID. COOLEY.
Agent Euzabethport rnys 2xscsfll
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FOR SALE CllEAP-HOUSE, LOT AND
= stable 2eSi00 on middle st. bet s,h aud 9Th ave.
south Brook lyn IL minutes 10y cars from II,nilAns
~tty;, Apply To 2o9 state ST. PGic. only $tb0.
myI 3si2l
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EOR SALE-lilE GOOD, 3-STORY Birch
house. on wost side of Van Brunt 81 I'd houss
south OF Even ri, Bioosl yn, opposite the Atlantic
Dock has wstsr AMI "a. price Az Io0-6ruO
800 t. 800 cash--the balance On bond aud mosS-
gage, # desired. Apply 10 the owner. y. X. IRL-
LouG, iS9 Pearl st, n. Y,or " WILLIAM DuNNR.
"a WashinLton NJ ,rk,t New York nyf 2la.sifs
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BOARD IN HARLEM-2 SINGLE GEN.
- temon 50 30; gentleman and vile 80; private
family, good board and pleasant rooms. House 9Th
ave, second door from llTth d, call or sddress 4
3 Harlem Postoffce. mys B.iO2
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Is ,''.,.' /" ~ i'N''' w --'A ~ III
oS'opD son Will be- u on Friday, May 9Th,
Nv l"S 'f'rk, ut thuf st"HToufn 50 Cedar ~, first
door east OF Broadway. large assortment of house
hod iltn r" consisting u. hair mattraascH. teatl-
or beds, pillow lo''tyrs, sheets, quilts. hcddt ,ja,
bureaus, was'st,ndS, commodcs, mahogany and
cane seat CHAIRS 10, keis. Bss.ols CARPETS. ingram
caIi"tH, stair rudr, and carpets, oilCuths, SOFIA
lounges, cottage cha ~, Litch'u furniture, ,tc 40
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EOf SALE OR TO LET AT BEDFORD,
Brooklyn, cheap, to suit the times, one house On
Putnam ave, 100 feet Of u df,ri ave also zoe
house and two Its on Msison Vt, east ~ Bedhrd
ave- water and gaA IN 10Th houss. NB.-Fulsn
ave r"rr from Fulton ferry run within two blocks
o. th' shove property. Inquire OF II. A. WEED, o.
VA" premises mysB'iIB
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EoR SALE--tT 4 BARGAIN, THE IIous,
fSa Ia, ?nth 4, has ri,drrn improvements b
subject a. ground rent Of SiG0 per year With rs-
n"wal, the pt'sout owner will stay anal icdu,t she
mex, years rent tiom the price pad, or give poe
~-ton at once Inquire as above, or Of KiCuAhD-
SON co, - sud ~ N.s.,u It, nI,6 gs22o
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ITO LET CHEAP, e25o-STORE, FRONT
and rear house 1863 Christopher 1t, near wssa
would br pn, in good order Good for q saloon 80
boarding house. Apply 1926 Green 81. 23s
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BOARD CAN BE HAD, WITH PLEASANT
- rooms, at iSS East 10th st, between L., and I'd
.yenues, Tor gentleman and his wife; also for
single gentlemen. The house has ali the modern
improvements. mys 24scs1nO
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Try WILLIAM IRVING, AuCTlONEER-
- SAMlfL OStiOOD n son viii sell ON Thurs.
hay, May sth, at the southwest corner of broadway
AMI 4th Vt, NIL the tt,ck and fixtures contained ia
he st,rc-eonsistins Of glass cases slvcr mounting
marble Up counters AMI tables, oil cloths, brIss,l.
carpets, lounges aud chairs. etc. Alsn | EXPIRES,
wagon. By order of JOHN CAffREY, Deputy
Shef1r aud Attorney for MORTGAGE, Igi
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

JENNINGs-DUNLOP-On Friisy, "a inst, y
Rev J. A. Mct'ill. Mr.. John Jennings ~ Miss Mar.
earst Jane Dunlop, all Of New York city. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INSTRUCTION.

81 WRITING Classic LESSONS, q.
- or 20, 81 Bookkeeping, So per mouth, %
$40 lessons unlimited. Arithmetic and psnrnsn-
ship, $40 per qr. ~ lessons each, ., PAINE'A =
Bo~ery, n. Y. aud 2s3 Fulton ~, Brooklyn.
myo 2tac'iiI
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ROARDING-SINGLE GENTLEMEN AND
- gentlemen and their wives can be accomm odated
with board and pleasant rooms. Also rooms 10 lei
furnished OF un'urnlshed, with or without board.
at 80 East BroSdway, bet Market aud Catherine sts
mys ?4sc'l1T
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DART OF GOOD HOUSE TO LET-No. lSo
West both At, Just repaired and very desirable.
Apply on the premises. Nice house 22l Roas .
prc. $50 Apply In neHs house, 9i9, or " o.
PARTRIDGE, 20 West 18th d, ~ o'clock. OF ~
Pearl A. Ia business hours myT El30
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A FEW MEN-ALSO 2 LADIES CAN BE
"A accommodated with good board, II moderate
price, 4lg Canal ct, near Sullivan.
mys 1921 Mrs SHAW
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ICIlON NOrlCE-lIORSEs & WANONS

\ LOTION NOrlCE-IlORSES & WAGONS
AA-RltHARD WALTERS. Auct. sells THIS bay,
At luS O'Clock. ut ~ Bsysrd several sound young
hnrtes smons thcn one team Of handsome matched
gr,vs. long t,s years old team brown hors.s
Goa h and harness ono hay eSpress horse. wagon
and harness one young hay, iaS hands high one
utown mare, DOCTORS wagon and lamps one pretty
grey ssdileshorse one brown fast horse, Itt
hands iish . several new slifiug aud no top wa
'n-, Brrwsters two good rueksways two hack
light wagons, several single aud double lamps
w.. We "I; n" hnt "r reservation faihs
wanting y sell horses will spIly early morning of
sslc. sal, punctis lbs
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A
business w merchandise, god cottage housa.
With ,, " al arrr u ground. commanding . sups-
nor view Of The Hudson River. "a miles from Ne
CITY nom . b. l,Sun IN ssd articles Adtiru~
WIN. II. riLLOTsON Peekskiil, Y II
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IOsErm IEGEMAN. AucrIoNLEN.

lRipAr, Nay Oh,
~ ~ ocl."l A. ~, 1t the Central salci Rooms,
corner Of WI 1ughDy and rcar' stL BROOKLYN
ANIMAL SALE OF CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
30, from families removing comp i,iu u l-rpnt VA
riety OF Velvet. Brussels, thrcc.py ngraiu AMI
stair Cup'ts, Rugs Oh Cluthn, g. Aiso a nfra
q .t..'y -. s-tl Rris C4ta.u., acs - tie SOLOS
MONS ou TiursdHy evening lGt
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TO LET
i nicely furnished oyster and dining ssiooa,
With three howng alloys, under American Hossi,
10 buw.ry, n. Y. myI 8'lla
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TO RENT-A FINE COTTAGE, WITH 8
rooms, good garden, tsuihcieht Tor vegetables
Tor small family) with fruit shrubbury, huwsrs.
&c; cottage will he partly furnished II desred red
for the year 800 or months $40; two hours rid
from che city; minutes walk from the Depot, a
the u. J. railroad Apply ~ A. McCoTrER -
fultons 81 mys 3s1To
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nj ECHANICS BOARDING-NOTJCF-
Niyou wish board and = single room 10 .l,ep in
whore you will not be disturbed aft.r YOU 10 n, I'D
at nis.t, apply At 10 Oak st. near Pearl mys a4.c.
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A LADY OR GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE
ga Pleasant room furnished or unfurnished with
The privilege Of stove and cooking utensils, where
aAere are but three in family terms moderate no
Objection to sewing machine. Call n 6sI First
1T, 81 floor. 40
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGED THREE
story new brick houses, IN good order. To lee.
. coal yard vi rc,r, with scales. rcrrens. unsisY
mys 3st0
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,"GTlNN NOTICES.
A tCrl,H SALE-R. W. WESTCOTT,
"A Auct Queer.

A tCTltN SALE r.. W. WESTCOTT,
"A Auct Queer.
iisnds,rns furniture, over ssoNo worth
ofpsr'oi, chandler, dining room asi library ftirni-
ture contained in,house 'S2 West 2lst st. near Tth
nvt, 10 bs sold this nrsday afternoon, at
O'Clock. hands mo brr,s,l AMI ingram carpets
-oi'- s's bcdsteas, piano forte, with large vsri.
ely ot ee.ent psrior furniture, vbacss bronze
C,-kS psiltiua-, rosewood rad u.l ,sny bed.
stcNS. hair mat .Ussts, chsirs - a. u :. sessit
r'"s and bedIrit, silver ware, ...'.ty. .ihs,
\ CC1lON NUTlCE-M. Il. CHAPMAN,
"a Auctcucer
over $4,000 worth u LoIssi,il futD.4sc T., I've
lr 'Hv sold II iaai., su,t.u .l u.,a Ray,
iuif sisy. ~ IL. itvsto residence ~. e. Yves,
lttl II, near 6th i've
sale c'nmencing AZ iNS DC ~
Comprising Rosewood, nplo. any, llh,k wsluW
PARROT, chamber sud oak dining tUoin futihture
suns rariortc. paintings chirn ess- and silver
ware. table cutlery, brussels, " ilton AMI iuyrsin
c"VetS' bedding OF every description. curtains,
o" - su's bets, mirrors oicloth, &c. Also hsse-
m.nt and kit hen furniture. 100
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A TTENTloN HOUsrKEEPrRs. rosI.

a tCIlON NOrlCE-tCkNlIURE SALE
- tins dag At 10y O'Clock, al BELL n INGRA-
HAMS a.ctun rooms, % New BoNory, consisting
ot every Dies Ri tion. Pawn rok, rs sale, MIiIIy,
.hc 18Th. Orler II. rOZNANSKI, = Oliver It,
Wcdneslay, 18th. order II. sAMJEIs Tuesday,
2uth. Order A ApOIPIIl'S \. h23 Pearl ~ ia
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ITO IEI-A CARRIAGE AND WAGON
i makers shop, and tools 10 let or Tor sale cheap.
~ ~ t1st SD II, between Lexington and 81 ave.
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SI'1o0 WILL ri PAID ~ PREMIUMS
inp rUp
BEST SrF'INEN or DOCS.
INCLUDING ENfKY BHfLD OF BOG KNOWN
This will unlouut, Nv y. mo uf IL.
MOST ENClllNG and INTERESTING EXuIDI-
riONS
ever seen on tli's continent
Mr. hAkNl VI Ia happy to announce that FRAN
CHS BUllER, E~I, tho renowned Bus Brucd,r
snt pciuea,1r, has consented tu have on exhibition
luun., the entire show. oiluce specimen pairs ni
very snown breed, from a.. GIANT SIBERIAN
HlOODllOtNDt g. tie dmnuiiSe dwarf TERRI
tIt, comprising NJ least thirty ddieut breeds this
being the only instance in tho known world where
tho whole canine fraternity lsye been represented
jon one f.Wl'y group. Otuor gentlemen owning rar,
AMI pute-hr,d DJ,.a, II grea, beauty, have ais
agreed to exhibit them.
az stalls are being ottcd w In TIC Museum Ei
the accommodation 81 TWO THOUSAND Dogs
They will bc ~ arranged ss 70 bs seeu to the best
advantage, aud Yet not De within reach Of visitors
or Of each other
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Tor SALE OR TO LET-A NEW 2 STORY
snd basemcnt cottage house, filled In weA
brick las I'll the modern improvements, such -
m1rhlr n,sutels, grstes on parlor doors, n
VI utlout centres, cornircs and sub cellar, sisua-
t'd "a Csssou ave. between Myrtle and FIuahing
sSes pr',c fl2e", rent $500 per aInum. Inquire
1879 P,efr.pbnt ~, Brooklyn. fn0
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A PAYMENTS TO IET-CONSISTIN0
~ Of one rrm, bedrooms ani kitchen, 1
loom bc'i- -uu, rpom bedrouihs. ~ | room, 1
bedroom and kitdhcn, NTH every convenience. ~
rcHpectsblc families. Inquire IN the premisea To-
n Iston IT, NJ thc hOusekeeper. rnys 2iss9oo
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BIlt5 .lsiIesI -4as.@ lr.h1s called
|thous.nds tom our rank, since to l.lIs
|sced time, Ths. Plaees Of our brsthrcn u
~ ARMY must % made good. Wages a.
|s9h iEhap4h pplYe loy ~ ust q:
pet pretty hard row y hoe Che nsxt yeaf;
but tho only WAY. wc ean Gee TO sulvs the
I2el zen + s. q Fho lemain q pitah e
and and Mtbik 'ths harder We must Tiiss Nth
tie SUI. and labor ~ day long: Il Is Idle
'sl63 9aik lhgatt q ftg !, ! & taanos III done
y ,i ssa !! ssI i y 't q,
M haze woke be::llff and I can DAFT
Ea9aiRs aas.i bra ,tsa 81 ~ 80 5ata ],
,Iai4hisiaco iuscti6n Ms will ssIyi thssTae
hors,eyi,slyj tfliinm1et viii 800, thit ~ wheat
s,saNed srsl lnpssl.sls nss i.
regard to corn and eats, bit &c good crop
Of wheat, Is. expected it Must BE- in before
t6e Fiat IS ,Sut 81 lk hsIl & tive
q lspal serep NAV he had X saEed lats,sbut
'lhere iatnaA sia.gt ctttAiuL sl,ost ~ - G1ss'
zoe Register. W.T., 4; ..s an
s. ,s1s Irlf, 81 hiss. se,s.aats .atlolrta'i
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Gen. Grant. official report If the 'b.t.
t.c at Pittsburg Landing, gives our. loss
IS l,5o0.kiilsd, - 500 sbdadsh ada7t 500
aahisIIh%k.T xgehEEgiah tahiFse resthfdsd ffon,
there; says that up to the time he: left,
2,2 % fsRs|s u 7h q i .keeq hnsisTiuoo.T
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Stttssa* As, Sskf4 x. Ut stI 2 a
= S LII, Jps, Co4y-We are changeable
people, Hereof 81 ~ | / l.aat. rthe past
4ath!seiy kars, .vefy one has gone iateewheat.:
Qliqaqpev ,thst in 9Edq y iop y sheep,
len pr twenty acres Of corn. Ibis IL right.
Sd aklrH and t1eats Hill tsdi IL
the ground @. x. for wheat next year:
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- s.,s,a.h fert IA sAIiiear q. ! lhs s'2slh
ina. sssosnee tfs hid6 dditiSn.l fufrend4r
Of Fort Pulaski on the previous day. Sey.
en- large preached were made IL the walls
II gs,t ) 4f4.ssst anp. Kj qf''
Landing, and all the barbstts Ehhso mat
side, and. thrss e,1spass guns were dig.
mounted. Three balls entered the maga-
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The 2Atlantl6 Monthly.:

!, This magazine has not shared the qut
favorable Influence which tie War kispd dr..4
on literature generally. Since the begin
mig df lie. yyeat.smof1: than n, oqpIc%iep
have been added to its circulation, "a res-
suit 4 esse highly satisfactory 10 its con.
ductora and gratifying to the lovers Of liz
erature: The conductors Of the Ahantie
accept t t4 FIST Is. yell E Y he unanimous
verdict Of the piess for three months past,
l. al assufahce that their magazine II ]
reae1eA 'Hf5i6 tdf excellence thi<h it has
never b.ao',fsa stt@iaed. They will not,
however, pause in their efforts on this az
sprussss.baa Will IeQQidaz,antk ,s,aits; ..snsd-
vance the standarl already established =
thu epd tlsY viii, gqa eelnA il tbs SAME
p.thsxhiehl h,a.1 tlatelt1l sJh ftly,sea and
throp. b which tie, Atlantic has been LED,
Is saci ,R;ssIG eeia aisasJpaa q :hrhe same:
1f5a sHa patriotic speis 4assn the
best prose writer's viii continue to 1tena
power anadtlt IS sge. :; and FAVOR
lie poets klsi eps e,eirr-shif'-
ing ,phasssss as % Isal Ssis the LED !
sons Of ata sgreat .eridl
fsat',tss & flied pualip
attehtson as<is'. popular en-
positiohs ,q1heS yaa4a efa Natural Ha.
az, IL. asa lines Il 4s ss4 haE 4sk
PaReFx! be cent cantinq !ss! eas h pohtt
Still otharJf s4.pIes fof esiqpterl insry intel
sstr bsve beens PROVIDED Is fokK1 thu sAh9q
Iita nnmbera,tan and slhe ,oosa ucAarba1il lei
xaa AS! Xxx 9 present. !. VS.
Aslanin, tie bestoiand1 freshest, thpaght
dfp POTS 1I topics 'ewsL : apsio ..s,da..sN Il
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J fLf5xkJt11ulA OF Ian.
ING MIL DEsTaoI Eb:- At.ohe Q clock on
ssll.s .aftsrpooa, the 18th ins g fke
man "a, holy y he Re = Mississippi iriTii'
.sza Nj place sapaa'ssss.ssaa i 1SeYipg; ~.
fhodyE late rains had rendsFed tRs1lae
ahS4 m IN - ~; l 4 I = I.
II sSs i saaf IA allle
ME- - y s,sibl ~ q ;i,nss,.ss'
81. | Z ''.s =
q u momsa1 rpililg .iAisig jegs1 iAh1
sis 1fidAs if6 ssHAA 7 4 y
plungs, while q every torn astse q tha
49, . = j NJ 6shna NJ Svds..
NV s,ev,a q With eoaf'nu'
Z, ~ 40 khilsesaG - Ills,
3 3 az & Bgs lsd5
3 - q $780, RaJ
= / ! = 8 ~ |!
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