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saturday, February ,, 1897,

Tho undivided ouc-half of q tract o. land In tho
18th Civil District Of Davidson county, contain
ing about $50 acres, md bonded a. follows
beginning gt % stake ncuT the southwest corner
nIn tract Of land now owned and occupied by A.
V S. Lindsey as n residence running thoncc
crst aud with the south boundary line of said
tract of Lindsey 6s poles Co q stake thence
north g. roles. 90 stake and corner Of tract Of
land heretofore conveyed by +. a. Childrcss
-r.. 90 Mary A. Caldwell thence east $50 poles
ta % stake; thence south 1853 poles, 90 q stake IN
the north boundary Of n tract Of land owned by
Mrs. PuE-Ioy. thence south 3 deg west and
with said boundary line Of Mrs Pugslcy 90
poles. 90 stake. thence south bgS5 deg. west
and sull with the north boundary line lSS poles
o. O. stake, the northwest corner Of tho bUgsley
tract, and IN the east boundary line Of q tract Of
land owned by Nicholas HObsOn; thence north,
and with said east boundary line of Hobson us
poles. 90 the beginning.
TENMS-Crcdit- of 6, u. is aud 2i months
Note. with good personal security. and lion re-
tliucd. Sale free from the right Of redemption
NORTON r. HOWELL, c. and VI.
1ul2-tl
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Nashville and Chattanooga Line.

Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all
points South, at $50 a. NJ and $50 Pm. Arrive at
Chattanooga At 200 P. NJ and GEO A. N. next
day. Returning, leave Chattanooga at 600 P.
n. and 30 A. n. Arrive at Nashville at 400
A. n. and 1880 A. II next day
All trains connect at Wartrace for ShelbyviIle.
SHELBYvILLE ACCoHMoDATIuN - Leave War
trace nj lZ:lO ?. NJ and SD A. n. Arrive az Shell
byvllle at 1880 P. n. and e.l5 An. Leave Shell
bOyille TO A. n and HOO p. N Arrive NJ War
trace at su5 A. N. and Has p ~
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NJ KILL NJ dub 3 'l.. tTlTTIafUr-
Corner seventh and Grsrn .fregfa
Louisville, kerfHnI,.
For sale Iy Berry Dem1yIlls 4 wharton. . &
Harweil. LitIerer Caber. PulUam & Neon
Tough; Blood a Gre-ary. Nashville. and Ev.
Druggsfs- Iuurla-lydsw
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The remainder interest, after the life estate OF
Mrs Elizabeth Sigler. in tho House and Lot on
High street, next north of the block Of houses
built by John Siglcr and now occupied by Mr..
r. W. Barnes. The lot fronts 60 feet On High
street. and runs back to the alley.
TERMS OFSALE-Credits of six and twelve
months, with interest from date. Notes with per
soaal security required, and lien retained. Sale
free from redemption
MORTON b. HOWELL. c. aud VI.
ianl1-id
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Nashville and Northwestern Line.
EXPRESS PkssENGFR--Iesves Nashville for
Johnsonvilie, and ell points West aRd Northwest,
az 600 A. y. Returning. arrives at Nashville az
100 A. \.
ACCOMMODATION Leaves Nashville at 200 p.
~ snd arrives iu Nashville at 500 p. D..
10 take efecrun and after Thursday, Noycm-
Der ~ $50.
Trans on the v. 4 Y. W. r. r. connect at
J0hus0uville, with the Cairo and J0hu-0uvIlle
Packets without fail
e. Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with n and n vs.. Railroad.
RS- Passengers by this route save expense Of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
ss- Trains stop At all intermediate p0uts.
Procure tickets az II C. Jsckson's opposite St
Cloud Hotel. or 81 the Chattanooga Depot
w. y. INNES, Genl Supt,
y. & G. and n. W. r. X
J. ". BROWN, Gent Pass Agent.
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/. II. Childrcss, Jr., vs. Maria f. Crutcher
and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF TIE
/ Chguccry Court IN this cause, viii sell at the
Court House az Nashville, ON
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Splendid Sleeping Cars ON
all Night Trains.


TBRoUGH EXPRESS TRAE-Leaves Nashville
Daily at 920 r NJ
Arrives at Decatur at 4J A. NJ
Connects with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road for Huntsville, Memphis, Mobile, Now
Orleans, and all intermediate points.
Leaves Decatur NJ .-....-..--.-....--.. 555 a. NJ.
Arrives at Nashville at.....-...... HISS A. N.
Connects g. Nashville with Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, for all points East, North
and Northwest and with evening trains on n q
c. and n. Z n. W and Z. X. Railroads for
points on those lines.
Freight and Accommodation, Daily
Except Sundays.
Leaves Nashville ... r. IS A. ~.
Arrives at Decatur at.............- $40 f. ".
Columbia Accommodation ETafn,
Daily, except Sundays.
Leaves Columbia at ....................... An
Arrives at Nashville at...-.-........... 1000 A. y
Leaves Nashville at............-.......-. 800 P Y
Arrives at Columbia at.................. 5.f5 P N
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Elizabeth 5. Hawkins and others vs.. VIM.
L. Murfree, Admir- and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
4 Chanrcry Court i'm this case. ] will sell al tho
Court House OF Nashville, on
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FROM 10 TO % PER CENT. SAVED
o., UvYl>a YOUR GOODS ArSTW
new YORK STORE.
NO. Is UNION STREET.
Staple and Fancy DrygOOdS,

Which las been bought for Cash Iu the very best
Eastern markets, and will be of red at the Very
lowest retail prices.
The stock consists IN part Of
Black silks, oil prices
uol0red silks all shades aud prices
Noire Antique, all colorsi
Best English and German Pogl.us,
English and French MeTinos,
Empress Cloths, an colors5
Ladies' Soaking Cloths.
Fine White and Black AlPaeas,
Lustres ell colorss
y and all Wool PIsiis. al co}ors /;
All Wool Fiauuel7, al colors;
Beavers, Broadooths. and Css-im-res.
uocsLins Tweods and Jeans
English and American Prints
Brown and Blsaghsd Domestics
%, "a, - s4, "a, and I0-4 shcetlug;
Table Linens Towels, and napkins;
An grades Irish Lineusi
full ass0rt nj of White Goods 4,
Ladls' and ChUidrsns Hosiery and Gloves
Common and French Embr1iiarei C1r-ets;
Duplex Elliptic Hoop skirts,
Ladies Sba~is, Cloaks, and sontags,
Ribbons, Trimmings, & Fancy Goods;
And many other Goods far Numerous 70 mention.
Remember the PlaCe-NEW YORK STORE 40.
~ Union street, levy Coz old stand
cctgl Sun L. FRANKLIN.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L w a Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE oP GENERAL SUPFRINTENDENT.
h. & c. AND n. d n, W. RAILWAY,
Nashville Tenn, Nov. d, 1876. }
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, NOV. p,
~ 1890, and until further notice, Passenger
trains will run as follows
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Nash,tIIe nna Northwestern Line

Close connections made az Stevenson and Chat
tap00gA for al cities East and South.
Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains
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Assembly.
ALBANY, March %. 1867
CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE
The SPEAKER announced the following committee to
arrange general ordersMessrs Hscock. Genet, Travis
Potter Kimball Sanford, Barker, Lockwood and Hunt
rHx NEW YORK QUARANTINE BILL
The bill in relation TO quarantine in the port OF New
York was then considered in Committee Of the Whole
Mr. wrsrH. Of Richmond county, spoke at length In
denunciasoa Of the bill, making an able argument
The bill was further discussed by Messrs Travis Rcs
pEvELN OAKgr and KKADY, when 1t was ordered 70 .
Tnx ALBANY AND NEW YORK RAILROAD ELI.
The bill 70 facilitate the construction Of the Albany
and New York Railroad the west side Of the Hudson
river was ordered to third reading.
evening session.
Mr. d. P. WOOD presented the Annual Supply BILL
which was ordered 70 be printed Immediately.
BY Mr. OAKEY--To create the Metropolitan Harbor Dis
trict and provide for Board OF Wharves and Piers
BY Mr.. SIcERsoS-To confer additional powers on the
American Jockey Club: also relative to the Madison
BY Mr. MooDY-Rela.ivs 10 the schenectady Turnpike
Company.
BY Mr. Relative TO cleaning the streets In
Brooklyn also to open and establish Metropolitan
nue. Brooklyn; also TO authorize the Brooklyn Common
Council to improve Powers and other streets.
Hills INTRODUCED
BY Mr. VAN vAIKEsBuRG-To supply the city Of Blng-
hamton with water
BY Mr. RoBERrs-To authorize the Common Council
of the city Of Utica to borrow money erect school
houses also to authorize the town Of whitestown to
borrow money.
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD BILL.
Mr. L. Buck moved that the House 60 into Com
mittce OF the Whole on the Broadway Railroad bill.
Mr. TRAVIS moved TO include in the same committee
the Underground Railroad bill. Lost.
Mr.. BUCKS motion lost-66 TO 41-not two thirds
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD
TO amend the charter OF the Provident Fund Society
OF New York.
To amend the act relative to the formation Of gas
companies
Company
To amend General Railroad law with reference to
cleaning the tracks from snow
To amend the charter Of the Yonkers and New York
Fire Insurance Company.
To incorporate the New York and African Transporta-
tion Company.
To incorporate the National Savings Bank, Buffalo.
To amend the General Railroad law, so as to compel
horse railroad companies to make reports. Adjourned
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TIVE LATE STORMS ON TINE COAST.

NORFOLK, March rs. 1867.
Scarcely q vessel arrives in this port in Hampton
Roads which does not bring additional particulars OF the
fearful gales and which have made this month
eventfu in marine annals These storms In the Chesa
peake Bay have been the severest known for many
gears, both in point Of intensity and long continuance.
Z Numerous sailing vessels have arrived with loss Of
sals, leaking, &C., and the old Bay line Of steamers
nave suffered also to great extent in making their
usual trips up and down the bay. The Adelaide,
Baunch and substantial steamer, had her side stove In
during a recent trip and so severely
damaged that she had to lay up at Baltimore
Tor repairs. But IL has been at sea and along tho
coast that these gales have been the severest Both TO
Abe and southwark Of Hatteras the accounts
nre the same The storms have prevailed constantly
khs month and although at times the wind would shin
10 the and northwest yet they invariably fell
back 10 the northward and blew as strong as ever
: The steamship Hattcras returned this morning at
t9even O'clock after battling i've days and nights with
khe late terrific gales with her starboard wheelhousc
tutove in Yesterday the weather was heavy, with q
Eight from the northward The Hateras repaired
her damages and received fresh supply Of coal here
ko.day and again sailed for New York.
The steamer Monticello. from Savannah, bound TO
New York; steamer George b. Upton from Charleston,
Mound 10 New York arrived to-day, short OF GOALS
Both having experienced very heavy gales during the
passage The Monticello reported having left the steam
lrs Cumberland and North Point, both for Baltimore,
Having at anchor Just outside the harbor OF Savannah
The George b. Upton reported having sailed In company
with the steamer Patapsco for Baltimore.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Andrew Hunter elected United States Senator from
Arkansas declines the ground that he cannot accept
without injury 70 the church OF which be Is member
4 Coicnel Fullerton. formerly Of the Freedmens Blu.
neau has been appointed Postmaster at St Louis.
Erastus Corning Of Albany, 10 stopping at the 81
Eicholas Hotel.
Judge H. Bell Of Washington, is stopping at the Me-
nropoitan Hotel
/ Judge j. Thompson, or st. Paul, and Colonel Edwin
Eoyes, Of Maine stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
& Congressman O. Ames, OF Massachusetts, and W. g.
Weed, Of Albany, stopping at the Assor House.
Chr. Luhrs, Of Hamburg; Senator John Sherman Of
Ohio Captain w. G. Rogers Of Boston, and Captain A.
Merrill Of the United States Army, are stopping y
me Holman House s.s essa II VI g -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL March 26, 1867.
The steamship Kangaroo, which left New York on
March 10 has arrived out.
Disasters at Sen.
LIVERPOOL, March 26-Evening
:. The bark Tuscano from Liverpool for Philadelphia,
ihas been abandoned at
QUEENSTOWN, March 49, 1867.
! The ship Rosalie, Captain Boromaker from New
Orleans FOR Liverpool has put into Cork harbor leaking
BADLY, having sustained much damage in gale at sea-
The ship Confidence, Captain johnson, from Charles.
fon for Liverpool is ashore Wexford and will prob
ably be a total wreck
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The second reception Of the Brooklyn Art Association
was held last night at the Academy of Music. At an
early hour the foyer Of the Academy crowded One
Of the chief attractions in the whore the pictures
hung was nne stand Of flowers arranged with the
most perfect SKILL Tho collection Of pictures was the
WHOLE very good indeed and, though might have been
improved in few minor particulars, was very favor
ably received in the aggregate Among the best pic.
lures In the exhibition We may instance those Of Mr.
Gignoux, Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Hart One OF Mr. Harris
productions 10 remarkable for It's hnc atmospheric effects
In this picture the sum- pespns through mist Is per-
fectly rendered. The reception . success and We
truss MAI the BToQkiyntss NAV b. tempted V pea. H.
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4 . . . y . . .
STRENGTH FOR THE EXHAUSTED.

moss; for debility viii kill certainly though quickly.
raging Il IL asked how the weak shall BE- made
srons the su:taned and the
preparations given By science from the institution
Of the Of healing to the present hour, not he's
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs. This =
indeed tho tonic Of tonica As revtalixng
porting eprolopgng agent tho like Of II 70 BE- found
In the catalogue OF medicines Among the various articles
the dormant Of nature stands al0nos
the great ewakener Of the paraysed physaue nos o.Z
awakens tho physical from state OF collapse anA
nanon, but Il mparts permanent vgor 70 the muscular
and nervous systems-reinforcing AZ were, both The
stronghold and the outworks Of vitality The aged the DE-
crepi the broken down OF both
commended t. They will assuredly ind presene
help time of trouble
Y0rk ONCE B street.
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Charles Whites.

The revival OF the prize drama the Female Clerks or
Washington, IS nightly drawing crowded houses at
Mechanics Hail. The piece Is q fimsy affair in ITSELF
but seemed TO please the audience immensely and they
were not slow in testfyng their appreciation In the
hearties and most hilarious rounds of applause The
bill for the present week is repets with varied arac-
tons not the least Of which n SIgnor Farraia the
Boneiess Wonder, as he IL euphoniousy styled upon
the bills in series OF select paror entera nments the
ballet OF Les Viuogecis and the Chemist with Charley
White In the principal part.
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New York Theatre.

The announcement that Miss Florence Noble would
make her debut at this theatre last night drew together
a select audience Of critics, professional and amateur
and members Of the bistronic profession whose
is already secured who accorded the fair debuante
favorable reception-an encouraging from such
audience and we'll deserved whom the disadvantages Of
first appearance justly considered Miss Noble has
much TO recommend her In her appearance-youth, q
sweet, modest face, intellectual expression and an
easy graceful carriage The character she selected for
her debut Mrs. Halter in Kotzcbue's play Of the
Stranger, in the rendering OF which she exhibited
marked talent and an appreciation Of true acting which
gives reasonable assurance OF when practice
shall have relieved her Of the midy and nervousness
to which easily be ascribed any bemshes in her
performance of last night She but indifierently
supp rted by Mr. D0rsay Ogden In the title role OF the
piece, whose acting rather elaborate and STACEY
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A M U s e M E NJ T s .
Theatre Francois.

La Station CAdmpbaadet, one Of those amusing come
dies which bear the impress OF the repertoire Of the
Paas Royal theatre was last evening enacted at this
favorite establishment. NM Choi, Edgard, Deigne and
Juignef, and Mines. Daire and Dcligne the
dams who embodied, with their usual accuracy, the
characters OF the piece and kept the audience excel
lent spirits
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Authorizing the Tong Island Railroad Company to in
crease their capital stock.
Mr. STAMFORD moved that the Sergeantat-Arms DO d.
rected 10 and bring the Of the Senate Royal
G. Briggs Benjamin +. Wells and William G.. Stevens,
ton Committee, and who have failed TO appear. Ad-
journed.
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SALES uf REAL ESTATE.

ByA. j. Blocker Son Co.
House and Lot n Bowery, lot 2SA25xll6 lAll8l. ANNA
House. md Lot IS IVES. 1sth st. lot 1885 1855
! Gore corner Chestnut st. aud New Bowery, lx3O1x
Houseand Lot e. O. 61i q. list st. and nth av.,Jot
Lot T. s. iiti av. Si 8 iist ST. ID sr6o ice
Lot 4ist IT., 90 llth 1Dx7Al each. Lo
BY Z. II. Ludlow.
Los Sth ay., 10 a. 1O0th st.. each
La l0utn st., 1S6 Nh 49,
i 4. each. Sc e.s. s'as % 'sa -. .ss' 1855
st,ry front and story Buildings and Lot -
D.'s' BY Muller, wilkins Co.
S brick H Srcs i HSa Lot snc "
facn ~ 6th Az 80 feet = OF S4th Ell 6e7B
Lot sd Joining above sos
iot on q a. All Az between Se,h and 10th sts. Goa
IL, M ,nninc ahove NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6,t0o
t III dionins above Observation-Disclosures. $500
IL, sd;;oninee above Observation-Disclosures. G0OO
ai.ots sdoinns above each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 666o
Jos Al ioinnr above Observation-Disclosures. 0SO0
iioi al !oinn0 above 1900
Lots south she OF aoth street ............ $500
Lot on north side OF 40th utreet ........ 800
Lot ad Joining above 7,56e
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tenton requested 70 the valuable coecnon OF ASslkNI
AND MODERN PAINTINGS, now exhibition, 10 be soid
Wednesday and Thursday evening" March 81 and - al
663 BROADWAY, by DAHL A. MATTHEWS, Auctioneor.
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made Sy Dr. TiTLTRs VEGETABLE RHECMAfi6
REMEDY Used inwsrdly. New York agents, Demas
barnes Co., Wells, Ifelmbod, Coddington,
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NIunicnl.

The rendering OF Bafe's opera the Bohemian Girl,
by the Rchngs troupe, at the Olympic theatre last
evening" drew out large and most fashionable audience
and the applause bestowed the performance showed
very conclusvely that the efforts Of the artstes
fully appreciated They6e OF Airline sustained by Miss
Caroline Richings the Count by Mr. Campbell Thaddcus
by Mr. Castle Devishoof by Mr. Segun. and Forestine
by Mr. Wyle. The solos by the principal characters
we're loudly encorcd and each instance the audience
was favored with repetition The choruses given
with goodly effect and the whole opera was in every
way satisfactory
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Large Assortment or Furniture Suitable
for the mansion: reduced prices
WENTWORTH 4 SONS, 100 Bowery.
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Beautiful HAIR" Cheyalicr,s Life for the
HAIR positively restores hair TO its original color ana
youthful beauty mparss hte and strength 20 the weakest
hair falling keeps the head clean.
unparalleled dressing. Sold by all druggists and
fashionable hair dressers and at Office 2S Broadway
NY. SARAH A. CHEvALIEK N. ID.
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wAMMhRfAL BALM PXTENf ELEVATORS develop the
physioIoeicaly Depot s63 Canal Sold Il "a
les fan
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The varied and attractive programme offered to the
pleasure seeking public at this popular place Of amuse.
ment continues nightly TO attract full houses After tho
usual complement Of negro eccentricties. comic melo
lies, ballet and clog dancing and acrobac feats, new
scenic historical drama the Scotch Hero presented.
with appropriate scenery and costumes An exhibition
OF Hindoo sports, gwen by Mr. Armstrong was received
with great applaugc
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Don't Trlne with "A Bad Cough or 60.
when a remedy sure prompt aud thorough as yAfNkb
ExPECTORAXT be readily obtained. sold every
W
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BACHELORS Hair Dye.--The Best In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable insanano
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Lace NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
New secured patterns sold only eyrrry AZ aro.av.v
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A.-Mott's Chemical Pomade Restores Grey
hair decidedly the best Hair Dressing used Sold ~
RUsHTON, 10 Astor House. and by all druggists
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Florence. Reversible Feed, .cu,xvs
5ss Broadway. New York.
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Burtleft's Reversible Sewing Machines.-A
style, for by hand foot, at SIS Principal 01oa
and No $50 broadway OF Prince street.
New YORK.
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Immense Price. Paid for Old Books.-1 OO.o0o
Rocks on hand. Catalogues free.
0ooA' :" A LEGGAf BROTHERS, lis Nassau street.
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Royal Havana and all Legal Lottery
Prizes cashed Information sent.
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All Prizes Ca.hcd In Legal Lotteries.- Circa-
$50 j. CLuTE, Broker 17s Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prlzes Paid 10
furnished The highest rates Ger
Douboons and all kinds OF Gold and silver.
TAYLOR A Co, Bankers, Is Wall street, NI
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Grover a. Bakers Hishess Premium Sewing
Machnes la5 Broadway, New York.
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Wis., Torg s 1e I,I9s . 4
kLQRs " Bend sxsst
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window Shades. vrw r,rrr,xs ,ss,
r"Se' q. L. j. r. KELTy. 447 Broadway.