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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08
MARRIED.

HUBBARD-ABAT.-A Mexico. Missouri.
on Thursday. November 9th. 1850. Mr.. Georee
4. Hubbard. Of Memphis. Tennessee, 70 Mrs.
Mamie Abat. Of Missouri.
We wish you. friend George. as much happi-
ness az you and your fair bride deserve. May
no cloud mar your future, or trouble cross your
path. and life be to you and yours one continued
round Of happiness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08
VETERAN EDITORS.

The Louisville Journal has been pub
lished for thirty six years, and the Bos-
ton Post for thirty four years; and it is
said the editors who controlled their col
umns at the beginning, occupy the same
positions now. There are few Ameri
can editors who can point back to so
careers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08
SURE CURE FOR A FELoN.

A poultice Of onions, applied morning,
noon and night, for three or four days,
will cure felon. No matter how bad
the case, splitting the finger will be I'M
necessary, if this 2oultice be used. We
have seen it tried several times, and know
that the remedy is a sure, safe and speedy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

B0- Not content with shoes and boots
Of modest black, the bellies Of the city,
like their sisters across the water, effect
dainty little high heeled CATERS Of
bronzed and silvered kid, and tons The
effect under fitting hoops, as they may
occasionally be seen on a sunny after
noon, is considered by connoisseurs in
such matters to be perfectly bewitehing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

by debasing compliances, 20 purchase
the privilege of enjoying their constitu-
tional rights in the Federal Union. So
employed, let them manfully meet what
ever destiny may be in store for them
secure at least in the possession Of their
own selfrespeot.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

s@-The Texas Legislature has passed
stay law allowing four years for the
satisfaction of all judgments rendered
prior to 1867, by the payment Of one
fourth the amount each year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

p9- am glad this coffee don't owe
me anything" said book-keeper to his
wife the other morning at breakfast
" Why 50 ?" was the response. =" Be
cause | don't believe it would ever set
tie"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08
THE METEORIc DISPLAY IN ENGLAND

The editor of the London Telegraph
is very enthusiastic about the meteors,
and describes the phenomenon, q sight OF
which was denied to us, after the follow
ing fashion; He remarks that the me-
teors looked like no earthly fireworks,
but rather resembled silver birds vending
their way one after another to some mys-
terious star-heronry in the armament
or If rot birds, then the forehead-planets
of angels and archangels, summoned in
splendid cohorts and regiments to vast
service of God, and Fastening with the
lamp of their world lighted to the Divine
rendezvous"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

BAY A romantic little damsel, fourteen
years old, recently ran away from Spring
field, ILL.,, with $3.50 of her papa's., Pur-
suit, capture and reconciliation speedily
fnllnwed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

neA- A man should never be ashamed
to own that he has been in the wrong
which is but saying in other words, that
he is wiser to-day than he was yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

n9- "Do you believe in second love,
Mr.. McQuADE p "Do / believe in second
lover Humph if a man buys pound
Of sugar, ism I it swate and when it is
got, don't be want another pound, and
isn't that swate too? Troth, MURPHY, l
believe IN IL"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

Sor Much attention is being given in
Georgia TO the raising Of tea. Samples
Of black tea Of fine quality, Of native
growth, have been exhibited; and il is
said the plant fourishes remarkably well
On the coast
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

s@f- The Boston Commercial says the
solid men of Boston are SO solid they
block up enterprise Too solid to liqui-
date generally.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

p0. 1t is eighteen years since man
with middle name occupied the Pres-
dental chair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08
DIR. MAGGIEES PHLs
Each Box Contains Twelve Pills.

~ NoTfcF.-Nono genuine without iie en-
graved Trade mark around each pot box.
agned By DOCTOR J. MAGGIEL. Net YORK,
10 counterfeit which g. felony.
. rs SOLD By all respectable Dealers g. Ned
icines thr0ughout the United States an nsua-
das. at p cent? ner box or pot. i-isp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

B0- An ex.office holder sometimes
makes a show of himself by his ex-
position.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DR.. Maggiel's Pills and Salye!

I Extracts from Various Letters.
"I had no appetite; Maggiel's Pills gave ne
hearty one"
"YOur Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box. and keep them in
"Dr. Maggiol has cured my headache that
was chronic"
81 gave half Of one of your pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
well in day"
My nausea Of a morning is now cured"
Your box Of Maggiels Salve cured me of
noises in the head. j rubbed some of your
SalYe behind my ears and the noise left"
"Scnd me TWO boxes; l want one for poor
family"
enclose dollar; your price is twenty-five
cents, but the medicine TO me is worth dollar"
"Send me five boxes of your pills"
Let me have three boxes of your Salve by
Ieturn mail"
" The best Pills for headache I ever had"
"My liver works like an engine. thanks to
your Pills"
q" am pleased to say TO you, DR.. Maggiel,
that would not be without box Of your Pills
for curing me of morning nausea for the world"
"You will find enclosed one dollar. Your
Pills are only p cents, but consider them
worth to me one dollar.
DEAR DooroR My tongue had fur on it
every morning like the back Of a cat. Your
Pills took il away"
II took half pill and crushed II to powder,
and gave il in jelly to my little babe for cholera
morbus. The dear little pet was well in three
hours after"
81 suppose it Is hardly worth while to tell
you my burned foot has got well from the use
of your Salve. Enclosed find - cents for an
other box to keep in the house" ma
Send me another box of Salve."
Enclosed find IS cents for two boxes Of your
Maggiel's Pills and one Of Salve."
The most gentle yet searching medicine 1
ever swallowed"
Have Over 200 Such Testimonials.
MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE are AL
most universal in their effects, and a cure can
be almost always guaranteed. FOR BILIOUS
DISEASES nothing can be more prOdu tive of
cure than these Pills. Their almost magic in
huence Is felt at once and the usual coneomi-
tants Of this most distressing disease are re-
moved. These remedies are made from the
purest VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. Thcy
will not harm the most delicate female and can
be given WITH good elect In prescribed ,lnses 10
the youngest babe. FOR CUrANE0is DIS-
ORDERS and all eruntions Of the skin the
SALVE Il most invaluable. IL does nj heal
externally alone. but pcnetraies with a. most
searching effects 10 the very root Of the vii.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

rea- Boots with red heels are daily
seen on the fashionable promenadeA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08
WATER THAT WILL NOT DROWN.

would check. mate the Congressional ruff
fans at once.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08
On Union ST.. near Desoto.

giving twelve Grand Performances-two each
day at and pun, with the most renowned
male and female Equestrians. The greatest
Gymnasts; the best Acrobats, and the most
wonderful Athletes in he world The We nderful
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-08

CUBSCRIBE FOR THE PUBLIC LFUGRR.
- which is the CHEAPEST daily Published
in the State Of Tennessee.
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PERFORMING BEARS (!

the learned BUMAH, or SACRED BULL; the
son :" the finest stock Of horses the smallest
ponies, and the funniest mules now travelling,
stamping the LipmanShow as the mastodon ex-
hibition of the nineteenth century.
Perry's Celebrated Brass and String Band.
with their dulcet and eloquent music, will posi-
lively remain for time advertised only. and will
appear subsequent to their departure as follows
fernando, Miss,.....M Monday. December 10.
Batesyille. .........-.- Tuesday, December II.
Grenada. Wednesday, Dec IL.
Winona,...... Thursday December ID.
Canton. ..................F Friday. December ID.
jackson, ..'.......,.-Saturday December 10.
ADMISSION: 81 90; children. 50 cents.
COL. +. II. BAILEY,
Superintendent of Contracts.
SAM. ii. JOSEPH,
" Director of Publications.
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Circus and Trained Animals

rs NOW IN MEMPHIS, AND WILL EX-
Il hibit under their spacious Pavilion
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cRoros AeuEDucr DE 4, .a,,'!

CRoros AouEDucr DEPARrxsSr,l
NKw-ioRK. June ~, 1856
rI,O IRON-FOUNDERS.-SEA PROPOSALS
viii be received II hi. Office Rolnda City Hall Park until ii
O'clock a. m Of Tff RsDAY TIE 23th day Of June, 1866 for the
,uppiv of & AT ZION WATER PIPES, viz:
- fact of at Iron Water Pipe ucics internal diameter
5000 Wafer Pipe u inches internal ameieT
10 Iron Wafer Pipe inches internal diameter
90 feet OF Cast Pipe inches internal dianeteT
~ tun. Branch Pines sud other special castings 49,
be win received for the 29Dch
pine pi nch pipe. for the special CASTINGS but
SUI l. the whole OF the unch pipe or iof the
whole pipe for the whole OF the special castings
Each proposs Endorsed Proposals. for Cast Iron Water
Pp Special osethe with the Of the bidder and
dc cf ITS Offering.
The amount ,ecurty required will be Ten Thousand Do
blank forms Of bids be had application at
THOMAS STEPHENS. } CToton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH Aquednct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board
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Gcrpordllou Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE. - Pub

CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public Notice is
- hereby given owners. occupants o
all lou's and Lots improved or improved nnd' merely
Board Of Assessors examination by all persons IA
T-Fof setting curb and sste in First avenue from
Snd~For PAWN With square block. Thry-si1,h
paving with stone Front from Wall street
Foah-For building sewer in F.l avenue from twenty feet eth
OF feth street with panch ia Fh>
hrs, street. t. ninety yet wes Of Avenue A. o A.
Fn-For building in First avenue from Sixth to Seventh
Ss-For building in West street from iorio to Gane
sayeah| For paving Tlth6nh with rapblock between
Fish-for laying croI Twelfth four hundred feet
Hini-For lencns lot, in Thy'syentb street bwee"
First and Second avenues; 8, 49,,
Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels OF an
Fir.on the east side Of First avenue ON Eighty sixth to
EIGHTY ninth Oh the the west side Of f't aVnu
from Eighty sixth TO Eighty-cislth street . . ...
both SIDES o. IhrtySth street to the 'N
tont OF haftle block rom Fourth to filh avenue.
hall ic bk fom .ighy et south Of Fletcher
Youth Al he both sldcs Of F, from bal the
the nol, Flisih street nd on both sides Of Fny r ~
and on the south finyeeond street IRON one hundred and
Tie o on the oui fniih street. nom Fin avenpe to one
hundred aud give feet west OF sald avenue Oh .,
s1thiI the lots sides o. West street from Hosuo to
ne lots on both :iI' Of Ti5ysfh street to the 81
tent Of he block from fifst to Second tvenue
Eg lots both side Of Twelfth street between the
in,p 4, ose r e. on the south side OF Th street.
f nd Second avenues adjoining the OH'feh oil d.
Gabriel Oh the vest 1000.
sud who opposed 10 tho OF either Of tsn are s
qsesi.dto present their objection. IN wros 70 one o. a W.
CoolIonse within thirty days from The date Of this notice
jio oHS D. = ORWELL, Board Of Assessors.
ISAAC o. HUM, ,oes
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Gas fitting.


LIRMINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-FlT-
TING SECURES better light half the cost and ever reliable
and ac.ni ca MAdenlanr south east Hlsn
TESTIMONIAL PRoy. n. OGDEN DoRExus
COLLEGE CTr oY NBw-foRk)
Corner Lea ingtonaye. and Twenty hiId-st
NKw York June 3, 1866.
This certify have known Mr. John Fnmin for several
wears aud him auia with the principles reqe
ate regulating adjusting the burning illuminating and
have tested satisfactorily his mechanical ski IA The
Respectfully snpnh'trd H. JUDE" p'fNr"N"-
the Ia
NEw-loKK, April 1866.
employed Mr. fmn four since to take charge Of oar
result deduction Of bills OF
oBsaad per with better lights The result 80 ss
factory that 10 have employed lin regularly since
IHB TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
SAM'L SINCLAIR, Publisher.
BnEyooRr Hoes. March 81. 1876.
Ihsve huown M Fmn since 1882 aud have employed hin TO
regulate several occasions always my Dement, ana
satisfaction. "A,
regard linn xperince and constant study making
peci,y, having better knowedseo ana er oPeis
employed lie qne better hsht
Al less cont by arranging the burners end would
mend him 10 any that l. not satisfied with his gs.hi
~ ALERT CLARK, Proprietor.
By combination Of improvements guarantee and warrant
nv ea.st be reliable aud half the cost Of the High.
burned the usual j.
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cUpEENE COURT.

CUPREME COURT.
- 10 The matter Of application Of the Commssns Of the
Central arb behalf Mayor Aldermen aud Common
City Of Nei relative TO lay INK out O NJ Oit
Lie DRIVE b-tweeB the Norhey line Of III ~ NINTH
ard tho souhefy line Of OoundIed aud Fiji hlh street IN THE
CITY or NEWiORK. ,
The Hoard tho Central Park IN The name and
NeYo punsr provisions s Act Of the Legislature Of
lie People ofNcwi orb entitled An act TO ode TOT
n ve ceran portions Of the Cry sud TOMMY
pss,el April a. 1875 ihrehs being present hereby
We intend spply TO the Supreme CONT IN me
tft state % Newfork al specia term OF
.sld be held the city Halt IN the CITY Of New OK on
OF July 1865 al the opening the 90
appointment Cou OF Estimate aud AppTai'enent IA
tie that The nature and extent toe igpove'
hereby intended the ayng out Road or Public DFe ~
Road fub Drive al The lncnon OF
Road BToadway Eighth asrnue end fttnrh
running Sohedy and North eary and following the
ssneri Boon i Road Tor brodwsy) 10 he Nofihery
Inc hty-i, cn,h where the ssd Road or Public Dfve
sa.ut Teeth ard Eleventh running thence
equ distant brwren said Tenth and Eleventh
10 hundred Third
ming thence Sorh~fy souiey line Of Onebnnsed and
Ts OF Road aud the Eleventh
North eseIy aud including The whole
aud twenty-five feet ga width OF the land ad
~n. the Son,Aery line ne-hundfed and
Tyhnh said Road Public Drive includes the whole Of said
hundred except portion thereof between
streets and another portion Thereon
between hundred aud Fourth s'fess IN the
cav Of said Road Public drive Of general width OF
one hundred shown deneatd certain Map
same GARDNER A. Sg City surveyor and now ON
Office Of the Of Central Paikaed Ne"
York Jim. lace RICHARD OGORMAN
(ouuse Ito he (orpO
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Amusemenfs.

WINTER GARDEN.
w Third WEEK OF THE GREAT COMEDIAN
JOHN BROUGHAM.
A CARNIVAL OF FUN, -
TUESDAY JUNE 49, second night Of BreOshsms "o"u'au'
Extravaganza,
With New Scenery, New Dresses and New Appofmsh. w"
New JOKES, and al the Modern
John BROUGHA fo""s'"
Miss EMILY MELVILLE I'D sppesrance) ,,,..
TUESDAY June 49, VIII be presented John Broeshas onsb
Aboriginal Erac Operate, Semi Civilized and Demisas -
tIayagsnza In two acts being PeVersion CT fe Iewe ava """
deions History ofNe Rsnognsd Princes
Or YE GENTLE SAVAGE
II. r. II. P0W-IATAN l., King OF the Tuscsroras a.
crochey monarch-in fact. senbraye. John bkOu0HAm
Captain John Smith. the unc Quilted Original, vocal and
instrumental, in the settlement Of ViTginia In love
with Pocs-hon-as according to this story, though .,
somewhat al variance with bis stony - C. DUNN
properly und1tiu Daughter Of King Po~haten, married,
according tie ridiculous dictum OF actual circumstance
Rolf but the author himself much
s' - VIZ Miss EMILY MELyILLA
Previous to which the comedy BY Eta James Brsn entitled
GERALD .JOhN bhcD'hhm
Doos open at u commence at o'clock
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" TUESDAY EVENING. Jane r. 1866.
sss- LAST NIGHT But FIVE
Mrs JOHN WOOD
IN the and interesting drama entitled
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND.
LAST WEEK OF MRS. JOHN WOOD
commences Monday, jane rs
Doors open ct 7. curtain rises at o'clock
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nlarble nlantels.

MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior IN
WI APPEARANCE; durable. half tho Of marble II H.
STEWART COS Sixth aud $40 Broadway 6tsis
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
WI purchase MARBLE MASTELS Of the latest dsgus at
prices A. KLABER Marble Works. No 100 East 18Th
3dave ~ Y Mane put up IN TIE country q, h out
MARBLE MANrELS aud FLOOR TILlNG-N
VI J. c. BOYLH's Steam Marble Worss NoA aud 10 Fast
20hs Of Brodwsy large assortment on hand
" I>UTLAND MARBLE Co."-West Rutland VI,
IL PRODUCERS and Wholesale Dealers in BLOCK MAkbLE-
BAXTER MANUFACTURING Co.." Salem. N. v Wholesale
Of description from the Rutland
Marble Coupanys Qusries. Nsw-Y York Offices OF the Co.'S
No. 20 Broad ct, Room No ~
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N EW-1URk SIPKEME NVOTr' fV4'.'N q
~ DTLAPLatNF and MATILDA -:
LIS vile, plaintiffs, against bkADlri W - =. = P
JOHNSON and LOUISA A.. Lis wife
Geor.e Pon.ot and Julia r.. h wife 80, -, ! -. -.
John H. Mono and Louisa T.. bis vile ti' a. -
Helm johnson daughter OF Ed@ n A. ana fs -
John fe HELEN NJolfson - ~
-. Conrad Jolnson Hrd,h johnson 2nd Theodore johnson
Helen johnson daughter o. ard Helm w Johnson tufee
Johnson Louis Johnson and p. Car nave o. ~ ~
d. Johnson deceased defendants Summons ior I.e .ns
defend,nt, You hereby summoned and Tqed 20 answer
,be COMPLAINT in this acton of which copy Is herewith served
upon you snd TO copy OF your ansHe 70 sa
on the subscriber bis Office No. 100 Fuh,ns We Wy oi
NsvYork within twenty days tie ervcs hereof o.
t service; and fail b anWer the "
he time aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this action viii Apply to the
Court FOR relief demanded In compantDtted ewloh
April -, 1866. IRA o. MILLER fsnnn h1u1 I
The complaint 10 this action filed in The ohee Of The 0s Of
Uy1slswewTs INA v. MILLER, PAiDua AstoTEu.
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Gbe Curt


uOBOKEN RACEs.-June 10, 90, q and %.
i FIRST DAY. TUESDAY me 10 lsS-FlRsr RACE
sfsfs ss ,s ss gn e ss. 5sb Il
el *9oOOr ali and one hal rle dash THIRD kACE
he 5c e.sa x pei ss ss. .sb.cpioa. IS oo~s Col
wi.sn ny II sans' fays V M John Mans as
bs sEc6s p' LAY " s5 pRsr RAcrar
de Race handicap premium Of te cr a s'ts We % s 1',
COX zaisfi i;Sa LfSM NSaTSk
m ~ naD o o Ill Y He. two and qissr mile dash THIRD
RACE-A werps,ake preno for treeyea oa on, Of
which produced winner mile heats cio''d with
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY Juae 2I-FrRsr RAcE.-sHas
Psapm 800 for q, age; Two .He s so dash , 5s,.
won ,p p P' e t~o an IN a coed luce
entries GHp RAcErnam q 800 70. =, ss. Two % a
minm Of 300 for wOyesr ods ds'h Of half nile Closed with
FOURTH Day FRIDAY s Is sIasr ,I Racf ,
% Exc s sG i S1 Sh iSSHi os&DpocK VII
Is ~ R 10 Ss 100 e fa5Y ' %o 10 Ecos6
EAGs e egs s Es ne . S $50 rRD ' ts
ts Post STAGE pr,%p@ Of &C., h,ss a' 81 ;i as
The f os s sis i FR T al F' the foot ocsos
st. Nsw-York win run Course follows: a. ard IA NJ
and lai p m.
vI,HE HOBOKEN RACES.
FIRST aAc EIsSH D JERSEY sFk 3VSE s ,
premium of $780, for all ages ard So entrance pay p"y '
naSl by 5s g Ep sasS st. George
Mr. Z Mor5i. enters Tbrosneek ,..,....
half dash Horses entered 70 t. sold for carry ppro
pirate weights those entered for 900 allowed ~ tEo entered
ior 500 allowed IA 10.
Dr. Weldon enters c. knighhood, "a yrs-& 80
Mr. j. :. Watson enters Oh. :. PescenIsk@r. yrs-$3n
Mes,r. Bowie and Hall RciDoi d, yr-$iSo
Col MDauiel enters en- C.. by Mohican - 800
THIRD RACE-rHE FERRY STAKE. 4 poststsks premium Of
r emile heats; $50 Entrance play TO cary
0of except od which shall bsif spro
pirate Mares senss allowed 9 The second bofs
to bis
/ Mr.. T. II. Sanford h. Losdstone. 5yesr.
q Col Mcdonald enters b. h. oakland, years
8 Col L. c. Bush enters gr. b. Thunder, aged
T. Mr. J. s. Watson enters CO. 2. Adebaran, year.,
s. Mr. T. Puryear enters Dr. h. Ciusx aged
g. Mess Bowie Hall enter b. b. LeatheTnnef, years
Mr. Hunter and Mr. Morris did not name.
FOURTH RACE--Nstch. $sO1i dah ofs mile.
Mr.. Elliott NJ.
Mr.. Gallagher enters br ma
NB-rbe first win take place promptly at 30 M ips
cte will be insured by the presence OF an sn ponce
force.
TRAINS the Course at Slt,
aud r25 Returning leave Race d.nrse u
405 D. from Union Hill 10 the Course
Pools sold day the Couse At II O'Clock by Mefss
sONERINDYKE & ARMSTRONG, evening at
ork AZ The Florence Saloon corner and Broadway
n UNDFRWOOD J. HARVEY LYONS, SECRETARY
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A. !. BLEEoKER. Auciioneer. - ~
VALUABLE CENTRAL PARkand FlFTH-ANE.

VALUABLE CENTRAL Falkland FlFTH-ANE.
LOTS Al AUCTION .
J. BLEECEER. sON co. will sell o. ancion on III kSDAf,
lime 10 a, u o'clock the Erchaaee saieroom:
TfvTHAyE-l lot e. .. 6 q. q. 81 fory-ninihst y .
FTrHAvEl lot II H. Of Elshie'h,, fronting Central
PARK
Par 80. -.
rhays and Ono Hundred 'nd tenth st.
fronting Central Pars
oSF FourrHsr2 80 a. W q Eighth.
Oys HrypHvp,xp.rHRD - os - IN q the above
ONE KLrVKNIHs1f lots f4of ~ " 81 l'eAih'
ave. and the boulevard ,
NrSrnAyw w. forming the eDte 'front.' bet One Hundred
and One Hundred aud-hri-sis
THURSDAY Jane q,
Al u o'cloek A. The Ezchsnce ss r1Toout -
VALUABLE LOTS Oh LfNlSOTON'AFf.
LFr,seroN-syK L.iinEayr. and fiiy-hsL
lots on Lexington ave. W. o, adjoining the above.
7 = l,ts a. e! o. po r. '" OF
Broadway and the proposed bouicrGd
ST. lots n. 100 %. ". OF resonf4fe
NiNErY-YouRrH 81. a lots .. a. n p fo.rh..se
brick aud oi No - Natcsi tnsht 10
cor Of Matetst Immediate porsrfsiou gwen