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LEGAL NOTICES,


Cleveland, Painesyillo q In Common Pleas, Cuya-
Ashtabula K. Il. Co., hoga County, Ohio
Civil action for money
A. whiting. only. only. '''''' ~. ~
NOTICE.-A. WHITING, A NON
Resident Of the State OF Ohio will take notice
that the Cleveland PainesViile Ashtabuh Railroad
Company did on the 9th day Of May, 1862, filed pc
Qton Ia the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the county of CuyahQRa and State Of agnnst
the said A. whiting defendant, setting forth thut
the Sd day Of March, 1862, the said defendant IN
debted to said Company In the several sums on ac-
counts Of S49 90 s65, and 800 10, amounting IN total
% the sum Of 1878 co, with interest thereon from
March J. 1862 for charges and transportation Of GER
tain three lots barrels OIL carried and conveyed
and upon said Compapya Railroad from GiTurd 10
Cleveland, Ohio and there at the latter place deliver
cd by said Company for said defendant al his request,
that the said sum OF money then and - now due
and payable, that said sum Of money nor any part
thereof has been paid, and said Company prays judg
ment against tho said A. Whiting, defendant Ia the
sum Of three hundred and seycnty-three dollars and
sixty cents with interest thereon from said Sd day Of
March, lsG2
And tho said A. Whiting Is notified that he Is re-
qurod TO appear and answer said petition before
the 28th day Of june 1862 Judgment will DO taken
against him BY default
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TIE ORDINARY WELD

Of Corn Is from 80 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. i Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
CT Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to Which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
147 miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat. Corn.
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HOOD FAMILY FLOUR FIR
PLUMBING.

d P. BOWER, LIcNCED PLUMBER
Als No l02 Public SQUARE, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
utietorg and Dealers n Bath Tubs, Water Closets,
Wash Bssins, Pumps, Hydrauts, Brass and Plated
Cocks, India Rubber HO5e Lead Galvan Zed and Iron
Pipe, Copper Boilers and Plumbers Materials Of all
nB- City and Country orders for Work promptly
attended To- Repairing solicited. and neatly exc
cutad tan7i
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4. S. Parke, Plaintiff,

Benajah Barker, Eliza
beth Barker, Edwin 5.
Merrill and NJ. P. Rob-
hfne Defendants.
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TAH0RING,

GENTLEMEN'S CLoTHEs CLEAN
~ ING, Renoyating aud Mending Establishment,
tAAScls AoER, Tailor, No % Prospect street, win
heaiter devote his attention TO cleaning renogatng
enc Inending gentlemen's clothinR. He mas facili-
te1 I9s q9ng his work IN the best manner. Gentle
nen VIII nl q for their interest during these hArd
times n give Mr. Arar trial nsvTRaf
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RANNEY, BACKUs & NOBLE,
Attorneys for o. p & A. x. r.
nnfeN Nav 9Th A m ovT.au
Ell N Keyes, Plaintiff, In Court Of Common Pleas,
John Doz.ndorf Doet Of Ouya664EiS 68io County

John Dczendorf, Doft Ohio.
THE SAID DEFENDANT, JOHN
il DEZENDORF, supposed 10 reside in the State Of
New York will take notice, that on the ed day Of
May, 1862, this Plaintiff, Eli n. keyes, filed in the
said Court bis petition claiming thar defendant is In
debted 70 Plaintiff for the breach Of certain contract
entered into on or about the 10th day Of March, 1859
BY said Defendant with Plainti, whereby Defendant
agreed TO build for Paini In the City Of Cleveland,
In said County, a house. and furnish the necessary
work and materials TO the value Of about thous
and dollars, and to complete the same within three
months from the date last aforesaid, and agreed TO
receive and did receive In part payment thereof from
this Plaintiff eighty acres Of land OF the price Of six
dollars per acre, but has wholly ailed 10 fulfil bis
part the terms Of said contract Said petition further
states that pnintn had fully performed all the con-
ditiOns Of said contract obligatory upon him. and that
be has sustained damage BY default Of Defendant in
the sum of four hundred and eighty dollars with in
terest from the 18th day Of March, 1853, for which
sum he asks judgment. Defendant is required to
answer demur to said petition BY the second day Of
August, 1862 the same will be taken as confessed
against him. J. 3. INQERS0LL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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REV0LVERs 3 KNIVES,

ID EYOLVERS AND BOWIE
u n KNIYES.-A fine ASSORTMENT Of Revolving Pis-
tolls such as Colts New Model. Bacons Riderir All
len W helocEs, Sharp's, Spies, Smith & Wessoiis
large and small, with various other kinds iust re-
eeiFed and for sale cheap, By
Gus sreaE-I22 Supariar-St Oievsland, q
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o our family, and you may well suppose we are
lnmindful oft Yours Especially

SENATE CHAMBER Ohio, April 9th, 1884.
"DR. J. q. AVER, HonOred Sir:-I have made thor
Ough trial of the Cthartic Pills. left by your agent
and have been cured BY them Of the dreadful rhuum-
atism under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me- and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel in better health than
for years before, which attribute entirely to
the effects OF your Cathartic pills.
Yours with great respect,
-. ..H... LOCUS. q. MEnCAIFs D.
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DEATHS.

MILLER-In williamsburg, L. L. on Sunday
morning. 9Th inst, amer short Illness, William Il
Miller, Of the late James and sarah Ann Her,
o. the 2bth year Of his age.
His relatives and friends, and those Of his bro
hers, James, David, Rufus n. and Edward H., are
Tuesday afternoon, 10Th inst, At O'Clock, from
she residence Of c. s. Stevens Esq, l3s u vision
eve opposite 9Th st. without further invitation. His
Nmfi ms will be taken 10 Greenwood. 90
hOPfEr-In this city, on Mcndsy morning. 9sth
INST alter short but severe illness, Margaret y. a.,
aged 10 years
Her friends az -slative. are respectfully invited
y attend She funeral, wednesday Afternoon. 3oth
INST At I O'Clock FROM the resdoncs Of hsI ist er,
Col East 2la -. 10
NcKEAG-on The 91,h inst, Mrs. MARY MrKeag
Ntfe Of Capt. Robert N, Ks,s, native of the Par
Lhh OF Auchakaren, County Long ord, ireland, aged
VI years.
Her friends, and those Of her husband. are re-
ipectfuy invited 70 tten the funeral, this trucs
tay) Afternoon, ~ O'Clock, from hor late residence
ti2 West SOth A. u
o'CoNNER-on Sunday, eth inst, Petci OCon-
DER, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family. slso those
81 bis brothers-in-lsw, Samuel Corneliur John b
Hiram, aud Peter q. Fowler. also the members q
jackson Hose Co. No. IL, are respectfully invited
~ attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, 2gth
inst, at o'clock, from the residence Of his father
ois Second ave. B2s
wE5TERvELT-on Monday, 18th Inst AIMS
vile OF Dover {, Westeryelt ia Ls Goth year Of
her age.
The funeral services will take place ON wednes
day morning, 5Oth Inst u o'gh,t, Boz ne Cd uf.l
oor Il ChristUphcr aud bedford sis. Tho friends
p the family are respectfully invited to attend 2a'
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pIIsCEI,I,AOInE-a.

NITANTED--A F1RST-CLASS TAfIORESS
w on custom psnus-iss Iaurcus room . roar VI
tNANTED-AN APPRENTICE All TIE
w bread and cake baking lil Myrtle Az Bklyn.
XNANTED--3 MEN WHO UNDERSTAND
w packing salerstus In papers ii2 Liberty e.
WANTED SEVERAL STOI I RONS. also
w carpenter 10 mako boxes 22l W. 26ri II,
NITANTED-A YANKEE ENGINEER. 10
w Nassau st, Brooklyn CAL cary. II
~ ANrED-A CARPENTER AND BOX
w rH."r. Inquire pos Pear ~. "a
WANTED, CaRPET SEWERS, A. 2i3
w Canslst ~
\VANTf0--n Roy TO LEAkN IHE
w carpenter t-sde-s6s Greenwich It, a.
SNAN1ED-A YOUNG MAN 10 TAKE
w care Cd 'orse work In garlcn-1o9 slnth ave
NITANIED-A wOMANTO DO GENERAL
w homework, 81 go East Houston Il. 2ps
NNANTED-A TAILORESs TO WORK
w on custom costa, a. 10 East 18th 81 900
| WANTED 30 FGN1SilERS on CUSTOM
w shop pants Moote, 9iB1wsry. $50
WANIED AGOOD TAllORESS On FINE
w coats; COOL wages. 10 West i9th Al. 31s
l\NAN1ED A CARMAN NJ A FURNt.
" tute establishments los Bowsry. 2s9
\NANIED-2j GIRLS 10 WORK on AR.
w uhc.al 'wcrs, at pominick st. a
\NANTED-A FIRST RATE OPERATOR
w IN W 4 Wa usrh,on drcssmsklrg pYaBway
WANTED-AGlRLTU DO HOUSEWoRK
| w $50 E.hth ~, near aveD 81
\NNNrEp .GiElS 10 CUT pEINIERS
w car'- ut "a, wiuiemN. a.
WANTED TniS uNl A LOCKSMirn,
w o.. . amt sgu hanger stA Liberty pace. o.
N\rANrFD-A GIRL FOR UOISEwORK.
w 'UWecckerst. scotch preferred 20
! NtTANIfp-NhlSTEES. IISISuEESA AND
' .f %
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TO LET" Low RENTS LOFTS AND
rooms with or ,tnout steam = .v-r, We 90. ted
aud situated IA Fulton IT, Inquire st -, zap tara
tp-J .'lt5
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ystsss.A.E.ANs.OUs.

hgrstner can have steady work. II Leonard A.
A GOOD BOY wANrED-s7 CHAM
A MEXICAN GIRL TO 30 HOUSEWORK
h--Mus, I've clean and neat, At 3I3 Hddson st. SO
A CARRIAGE PAINTER WANTED COR.
LhsCih I" and Brosdwav. 9sS
A JOBB1NG BLACKSMITH WAN I'D At
4 h64 Madison IT. NY. $50
AN ERRAND GIRL WV '. ABOUT
- ~ OF 10 years Of AGA .os,r a. We
A fIRST-CLASS CO.. n
IA hoy 3 boy In blscl t.
A COAT HAND TO W., ........ a \
~ also = boy by I've WISE. I
ACONCu PAINTER WASi.p .,.. 5
"A Er't iJth At, near ~ ave ",
A GOOD SPRING CART Tor SALE, Cheap,
"A at p. taud 81, Tor days, w
A I'D LOFT 10 LEl-lOi WILLIAM ST.
n Rent $3.50. Apgga'56
4 FEW CENT ENIFN AND LADIES CAN
"a have bosri at - Fraukuust apes 9'Ii
A II KINDS SEWlNG MACHINES 10 1T
~ 'or sH' 600 broadway, mp stairs 80 r2oi
AW. & WAND GROVER 4 BAKT Il SEW
ling msclincs ~ lot Sewing Machine, Station q
A CHOICE ASSORTMENrOFG GREEN Avn
IAhatA teas, at Wdson'H,cor hth Roveiy alp =
HOlS WANTED 70 WORK On TIED
Dss'rt' Andy et Wi ~ sdvay, mp stairs splp'2
DOlS NANTIDt ALSO COLLAR Irouer-
- at H.u'i way Laundry. s Meu,r =. yea
RNNEVN NANTLD-A1 .as GRAND ST,
- WiI.wsuur. "a
! I(upI NAhlk NNNIED 10 Worn IN
y Co.. month"; At rs.> $50. bu
! ItuAED 80 OR GGlRlS tNN lind powl
a. &c .ri i-'la', h,t'tN 800. iuu rtA.N,.s
~ IltE -UOp ANp HNtljl, lur
- o.. lHh Ward M.., Mako lis ht.l.rst. N
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GENERAL ng SINGSA.

RIITER -FRtS" - MCENED DAILY
- iu pals tuba. trkius n0I 1s.r,e- ~, .l v,rlYus
radrs ~ good low priced butter, for Ha'o "a, tie
lowest wholesale prices, ~ IL. -. LEWIS, - V,s,y
81, y y. ep4J 2Ius'aU5
L. S1Ol.L HAS COMMENCED 1iE
- manu-. .tI.e. ot u.A bats at aud d Cedar Il,
under TIC st. AMI Lfin % SpOGI.E Co Tho
,a.lJ L. sTOlL Icing the only patty mt,rar'rd
therein. 1-T
DWNIlNG PRINTING! At WAR Prices.
81 -t4Is 80 peg Irsn, HT $500 Irr tH.... sui.
-r.. HtsNt.- trlr 3 u.r thousand, aiI Of. .i. "a
.. ' Print re ist..y low I. NN "
~ INAN. 10 Ann H'I "i.'t't
- utI STORE, 90 NASSAU S1riEI-
~ C.tnHaat boo '.a world. 10 "a %. ~. 60
4ud sI'hO. lD,UUu .,pd SECOND. hand int4 voutyl
Which tac H.s"ert lrl,u lu o.lah wiz Doe paid. 30
N ,-'.. tr. ?. aH-g t'4JI
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DRY GOODS.

s.oCO yards Rich RI ons. 20, iOc 70 2bc
1000 Ruches and Tabs, s., i2c, 1Sc 10 25e.
Cheap lot Parasols, Doc, ioc 10 81.
Auction lot Sun Umbrellas, Is, So 10 12J.
Auction lot Corsets, $l-WortL ~ 90.
9Th AVE. AND 2sTH ST.
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Pm. KINGsLAND, Clerk ~ Arrears
Hpll i2F&ru'lss

NOTICE 10 IAN.PAl EkS-OI IlCE OF
4NTus C.NNratpSrHs mr. T,Hrg ASr Assrssa rSr
No. b! CuAsnEas 81, Nav f"nM January iath,
I,Gl. NOTICE ~ HEREHN GIVES, tHnt Ito As
s.--uicut Rp.H ui kral aud Personal EHt.ts of Gu,
CIV Ncw York, 1r I'll" yurr iNG2, are now upun
tor public inspection, amt viii r.utuuC pen uuI
the Bon day 20 April next, inclusive. lItlr-puy-
err tIu uHlng5ty eurstri 10 call and examine the
same Ia order that any rlrurr Boo tuu ass,asul. Lta
may he corrected. Also, 1ll p.rsn'H entitled ly l.N
tpredu"uuu u, their nasr5-nrutA, by reason Of be-
iug c,rNHu. moo for military syry..,s, Ru4 also
literary ur charitable iua, ilt..u,, ~ law uN,wit
from taxation, 'I' requested ''ut.a App'' Alton
Tor r'e"l .' t.n or eNglurt"n r'o"'Us ~ Ino
clio uf'' the rIIIH 100 t.o aNtu dag uf April
Too iu..1E ug HHut.. % ui t,u A, ~ hpu H. 1868,
Ia published ipJ &c Information OF tuS-paytn3
$40. 10. Daring tie TIE tNr UuoAa shall Ice upcu
+ public Inspection, AZ hrr, Ia LD'utg pruydcd, up-
phuatiIu may uH male by any person considering
himself HgsrICyrl b. tho G.lta., q valuation Of u.s
real OF pertuna estate, g. have tao same corrected
!. hath application leo made 90 relation g. tie Ns,os-
nd valuation NJ real est tt', 4 Il-t ns mu4u u
wrItiuR stating tho ground u'olJ"t nutnerutr aui
theIauppu tu, Commissioners pl ,,'..ur mt,
tH' complaint amt TO- Boo their Judgment, tHo ass ~,
u'ut ut,ruuolU-, th"ys'uHI .llse tIo same no
r.rr tod Eh..h .II .,4t.E nD made IA rotation
t'r Hz1ossoi valuation OF personal CrtNt", tIe
niI ant su,l bee exam nest under 0atN by tine
r..H Comm t7 l'r-, who snH. J." IniI'rIs.d y
NlHt.rt., "..N .,l.r ur uI' VI ia'Hr HLd Il, VA
h's rr trir judgement the a-n 'tr. rt Us ,T9u,Yu7,
4 snI'. .tu7r tuo suuo g. hu u'rrc'tod, md tx
d., tru..ut ~. ,,sr-eJu,ut M tury may b,l.ry.
b. hy Just n.I i..s tuelr decisIuu ter, ~ Within
UNITY t.t'H t.I aurh application shall have been
maIrt coon. 10 reduction s4a.. re- male by tNe
" t.| : fIfrsurs NJ gu "e,''.".ut Ja T..l uI
personal estate IuIusel under TINS at, unless u
-un sppcar under oath ur Affirmation, wa the
uH'ty 10 gi,vu4 vg unable T. att.ut g. 10. Do the
H'I.Ht o.. ',ul .t ir IN" rurrf,t|' ~ I.A"H, W
too 10 "' n..r..'ur absence 'ruu. .,e -,ty.-Laws
&C. WILLIAMSON
j. ". al ~,
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THIS DAY-HOCSEHoLr TthNiTrrr,
Il In the residence % Second ave, uc % a. ~ rv
A. J. BLEECKER, SON = co, belonging to a
family disseminating housekeeping. Sale At iO4
o'clock. 296
n REILLY, AUCTR-wlIL SELL THIS
Gay, az 10 O'Clock, tie sto,k aud fixtures VI
the grocery and liquor store Al the cor " g,th It,
'nd on ave; slso = horse and wagon. Sale positive
~ GAFFNEY. AUCTIONEER-SAL
Il room ~ Centre At, will sell this lay stg o'y.k
H. stock aud fixtures of the liquor store $50 East
1891 st, counter he0r pumps kega, h7ttes, screens
tumhlerl shelving, gas fixtures, stand CASKS head.
erN Sc. 500
~ GAFFNfN, AUCTIONEER SALES
room 80 Centr- IT. w.'l sell III Tuesday. ~
iok o'clock, tie STICK sul fixtures uf g.. sf.c ~
snd liquor store, iSq East 22d It, 1t ave, an
excellent counter oeer pumps, scales, sap, stuch,
candles, tea Cauistets, SC. apps 2s'2iJ
" :. MILLS, AUCnONEER, IA CHAM
'Ncrs ~ vii sell on tn, .iay, tie goth ofAph.,
Al II o'clock, Al % Grand ~, by virtue " chatel
mortgage, do2. chairs, doE arm chsts, tables,
mirrors carpets, bureaus, beds aud heds,csds, bed.
ding kitchen furniture, oiicloth, 81. as6 3s'l1h
\EILLlAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, or
w fec East broadway, will sell on this day,
~ l0% O'Clock, tie sto,k aud fixtures of the grocery
srd l.luor store Ne. Bttsyia st., cor. ~ Roosc-
vet, beer pumps glass cases, counters, pewter
pitcher, aud ether fixtures. Te
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OF
w nee Fast broadway, viii aIl ou Woiuns.
day, at 10 O'Clock, tie stosk sud fixtures u, tho
g'occry snd liquor store, ". i'o West hrnHdway,
corner " .lsr ~ tas sugars, sap, starch, h.ut,
ic' chest k'.% liquor, scaics, awning, count. Ia
s., a. slt9 i'is ~
NllLlAN ABBOTT, Arc OFFICE 80.
w I bro.lvay, VII SCI THIS day, 81 I
O'Clock, The st. = am fytp.,s e.. the wl.l.-' o
istH.r store anil 't.,y ay iu.u, s. Wal ft.t .sr.
to- aui 81 hthf.. -ule riro- ofruro D. p. '.u-
luu suI other " ldssfU-, lsr.o lr,uvl r.u. H..t.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE--THE STO0k AND FIX
Il lures Of liquor store, will tu.os for gro
GERS, near the sugar house md gts ", -. A very
srnlll sino In, Of money required. R,lt IS ~ ".
10Th At si-
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\ BAKERY, HOUSE OR APARTMENTS
-Ato let ur tr saic-W.l 10 sni or let rheAn
snl r'nt taAuu lu trade rn--'.si n ..vtl nlst u
N'r. l"iuirc ''r Fulton ave anl Algph 81
..t.s Ism. ITO
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AVN. NlI1rES. AUCUoNTER-NIIL
~ cell ilt, pt lrs O'Clock, st ,.tu,r ot
beach Hu. u Ii..u .ts. tHH cUtI' t..- aU. N>.
yaaas. g.. .tI
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THIS DAY-HOCSEHoLr T,hNTrr'rr,
Il in the residence % Second ave, uc. a. ~ tv
A. J. DLEECKER, SON 4 co, belonging to a
family disseminating Housekeeping. Sale At 1919
o'ciu7k yQ6
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\ LUTON SALE OF GEINMS DUItH
~ GvU,ery, cor tth ava and 8,tu st. al@o horse
sud WAGON h1u,,l old furniture, ct, On Modn, e.
day. April Joth, nt II O'Clock Z. I. WATTS, At
Hrnty for Mort .oEce. lhI
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AICIION NOTICES.

A UCTlON NOTICE-H. WILSON, AUCT.
"A ny A ID GALE, ~ Dcy st--sOO cases boots
Prime gods always on hand At private sale, by
u GALE. - Dey Vt. felt 24M&ru'9
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" ;. MILLS, AlClltNEER IA CHAM
'Nors -, viii sell on tn, .iay, tie goth ofApr.,
at II o'clock At ~ Grand u, by virtue " chatel
mortgage, do5. chairs, I d'E arm chairs, tables,
mirrors carpets, bureaus, beds and bedstcsds bed.
ding, kitchen furniture, otcloth, 81. a26 3s'l4N
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A UCTION NOTICE-H WILSON, AUCT.
"A by A ID GALE, ~ Dcv st-SOO cases boots
aud shoes, Tuesday, April 20th, ~ O'Clock. Nh.
Primo gods always on hand =, private sale, by
d GALE. ~ Dey st. fell 94M&ru'9
AUCTION SOTICF-CROCKERY GLASS
n aud isucy g,,is ~ W. W SHIRLEY, Auc-
toncer. Tuesday, April 29ih. io c'clock, II No 2si
Fear street. without reserve, all kinds bcs, white
granite ware, edged, d'It & G. sni fancy -. IL,
iu - Tor dealers. Tu0ss waning cash bargains
please ast, nd. sp-S -is'liS
AUCTION SALE OF CROCKFRY AND
a Glass. HtNRI q EVANS, Aucu.u,er. will
a., for cash in v'sirom the shelves ~ sut dealers
on lucsdny Apr EItI, at Ten o'clock, At = Maiden
Lane, well assorted stoJk o. white granite and all
kinds OF common ware, x glassware, &C., g.. sale
positive and no reserve, aud goods well packed for
shipping. apps ISLES
ACTION SALE OF GRIMM'S DUTCH
~ Grocery, cor ttu ave- and 8,tl at. sla' Horse
sud wagon. Elus,i old 6uru.tIrc, ct, On Wodn, g.
Day. April Jnth, nj II O'Clock Z. L. WATTS, At
trnsy for M1rinsee. lh7
AUCTION NorlCE--M b. CHAPMAN,
a Auctiuucer
on tbs day, tTpesday.l ~ the private
residence, No. - wcst ion IT, near Oh ave,
Sale commencing "a ii O'Clock,
comprisiul 10 wupi, uahH any aud black walnut
patlor, cismbc. .ui AK diulus rom furniture
suits, I, snu orts. paintings cAina gass aud Yer.
WHr", t.l q O.. tvr. H. ,s,ls, wilton sud B.. .o'u
H'r.'s Or'i"g 90 every descr,pu 10, cIrtsiuA
O." = i'i'l-. uut"iS oil cloth, dc, also iu'c-
melt t.' St,.rl .Irntu.o. A'S
"a, .f.,.,t.,. ,-tf, t,t.. - ., a, MN
B o.. - wv III W. o'Il' Al l "
". D" 90 10 ~ we pa. ''' l'''hl' '.i A4,' y,
&. u.,,.s's.., I., l.l-, pay expenses. VIII
VI M u. IVA TN. f'.'t M.t.t. % 'A'i4'
t.,.tt..N..,tt. ,,,.r,r t.,t,N- 90,
A 49, ''N 49, ~ a. -
~ ..'.. '.''''''. 10 ..'' y
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n GAFFNEI, AUCTlONEER-SALES-
room 80 Centre At, will sell this lay stg o'ck,
The stock aud fixtures u the liquor store $50 East
1871 st, counter heor pumps, kcss h'tues screens,
thmherE shelving, sas fixtures, stand casks, head.
ers, Sc. qOa
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WANTED.

A SCOTCHMAN "a SINGLE MANI WHO
n can utk. NOW, cradle aud do all kinds " farm
work one who can stand plenty Of hard work will.
out lilurr, and be satisfied with tt3 q mouth aud
lizard, will hear Of chance b. calling At iA fui.
ton st at 10 O'Clock, this forenoon %
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q l.. FON'S OLYMPIC THEATRE
Ne RroApWAr, EHAR HBooNH Sr.
Lessee Dire, t'r snd Stage Manager. q. l.. FOX
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4 MILLINERY STORE ANp FIXTURES
a g. Ir Iot. q lease can ur ,su. also n-.t door
..'t tu' -i'r" ut1us lu tho grocery st,r No u
lN.us. 20 . 200
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4 FEW EXPERIENCED HANDS wan,c'.
LAto sow on hup psras,'s anil sun umbrellas. Az.
r'y - BYRD = HALL Il Warren st. 1871
A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL
"a wants situation iu small I.yAte ismi,y ft
general homework, IL a soJt psin sewer. Inquire
2~g Henry II. 81
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NTED-A GOOD span OF YOUNG
cm horses In exchange for 20 0s.rs OF excel
improved farming land, situated op the south
ong Island aud near the railroad; free from
auce; title perfect; cash will he paid if they
~ more than tho land. Apply 10 A. No
;, l25 Fulton q. Ag6 3'i4I
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' GAFFNFY, AUCTIONEFR SAFES

UNFTNFll NIVTTVNETN " us
l. room 80 Centr- IT. M sell III rucslpy. ~
lok o'clock, tie strck nd fixtures uf g.. gf.t. ~
snd liquor store, 50 East 22d It, 1t ave, an
excellent counter, Oeer pumps, scales, soap, st ID,
candles, tea csuistets, SC. APPS 2s'2lJ
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n REILLY, AUCTR-WlIL SELL THIS
Il Gay, az 10 O'Clock, tie sto,k aud fixtures of
the grocery and liquor store al the cor ~ 9,th 1T.
sni oh ave; also = horse and wig W. Sale positive
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'TO llrOE IrNSE-A LIQUOR STORE
viii .. 0iu..ut Hyn.,s, -p N.tt a. o.. Vt Loo
! '''iy tt'' '.', .uL aa, I1or '.n Cans, d, rsnt
~ per u. NTH ago %
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TOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIN
lures ~ a fine CORNER grocery and H.1or store,
dulug good cash lJe.noss; esn he srtYty ia.
creased 10y proper attention. 70 owner Las Other
business Ut requires h's Ul.' uf.'. - sir.' p,
Tease for 80 70 or house tlu le had. I" r. At 80
apply. 81 2y 5'i2t
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81 IN 10 lLT-SENEItAL HOUSES
~ ~ .g.Id, yersuiaL fronts, rent SKA
A,.. g. ..- fu a. 10 wears, lots au ai- h.', SD
PTS, .ua p., ,l,4 and llJA ave-, rtug 500 sewers!
'.".".4 lotto arc already l...f.r. taf.a . - ~
years. Inquire Of 4e4. SrKlhEAv. A's /, ~ ~
st near llth ave. spa! JIG
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A UCTION SOTICF-CROCKERI, GLASS
u aud fancy grris. ~ w. W SHIRLEY, Auc-
toncer. Tuesday, April 29ih, Ia o'clock, IT No 2sl
Fear street. without reserve, all kinds bcs, white
granite ware, edged, d.It G. sni rrrv IL,
in - ior dealers. Tu0ss waning cash bargains
p't -se httt nd. ay.S -ls'li6
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STORE 10 LIT-2l FIRST AVE. COR
- ~ 1871 IT, -.iHi.a 'r..E ..... .....UHr. ruea
'nl r', o.. .o market 10 -ry o...r lu.,u.ss ApglY
i've t.y store igA
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'TED-A SMALL SECONDHAND
ing hsud-Csrt, or a small spring hand wa
ilrcss "HAND-CART" stating price, box
OnOe. tl0G
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Sll NNAhD-.LpSTO on SATURDAY,
sDOtHr .tth MIt, lct Tho hours 1fg 4. anil
~ u " Iu tue lower part of tho city, bounded by
BIo,iw.y, Stau -, 'Htu aui Fulton 1T, leather
wH.|tt ruLflttrr. ."H, cont tlul' bet S32h H.l
$3.50, MOSTLY .u city bI H. l-.I two business cnrIs
Containing mru1tor lufus Of disbursements uu
.'tuD .ir. hHr uuo,r viii receive the above re-
Nhrl Vith tAaNs e., the Dy.u.r, q poor man. ~
Nurr.v 3 g. 's s'.fs, a., 81. TIA IT, .. Pine. ayg p
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n GAFFNEY, ACCTIONEER- SALES
L sroun % Huirr IT, viii sell this luyatYp'.lDck
NJ, We ease, stock and fixtures of the drinking
90, lu Isl Nroudw $50 cp-r l,rh, tt'les, chal.a gqs
fixtures, sAclyiu-, bottles, dcm Ina t4mJlcrs,
GrEnIes, gins, &c, 9OI