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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26
National Ranks

The national banks have a. circulation of
some $500, OOO,O 600, to obtain which they have
deposited a trihe over that amount in GOV
eminent bonds with the treasurer Of the
United States. Upon these bonds they
receive interest in gold, at the rate of six
per cent. per anum, while they have the use
of this immense circulation, equal to the par
value Of their bonds, for nothing This cir
eulatiOu they lend the people, and are
authorized to charge interest for it at the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, and this six
per cent IN gold, equal to nine per cent in
currency, sweils the total interest which
they receive to nineteen per cent per annum
upon their nominal capital But their bonds
scarcely cost them more than fifty cents on
the dollar, in actual bona tide money, and
hence their nominal capital is about as twice
as much as their aetunl capital, and, instead
of nineteen per cent, they actually receive
thirty-eigEt per cent upon their real paid IN
capital. This is upon bonds and circulation
alone, and does not include the immense
sums which they realize from the buying
and selling Of exchange, the immense profits
accruing from the use of tile heavy govern
ment balances, which are left WITH them from
SINE to time, neither the enormous income
derived from the use of their individual de-
posts, etc,
Now when the government returns to the
money they have invested in the bonds de-
posted, why should the government allow
them also the interest upon these bonds
1t is an absolute and undeserved gratuity,
paid out of the federal treasury to assoeia-
tions which have performed no service, and
promise to perform no service, in return for
it. Now, the interest upon this $500, 000,-
600 iu bonds amounts TO SlS,O00,O0O per
annum in gold, or 80, 100000 every six
months, for tile interest is payable semi
annually Nine millions in gold every six
months is a good deal for the people 10 throw
away, with their enormous public debt and
the grievOus taxation which is pressing like
n mOuntaiu Of lead upon their shoulders,
especially when it brings them not one sim
Gle advantage or benefit in return. We are
aware that while millions are being wasted
like water, nine million seems sum so
small that our tax-ridden people scarcely
think it worth their. while 10 lock after it
But this is not simply nine million. IL is
nine million every six months, as long as
this pernicious system shall have an exis.
tence And beside a steady link Of nine
million every six months, without cessation
or int,.rmission. all the other acts Of waste
ful extravaganza and misapproprinsion 81
the peoples money during the war are
dwarf,d into insiguihoanee. + s leak
through which the wealth 81 d universe
might disappear
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Petition 60 Divide Land
Sarah Grausham ct ais VS.. Joel X Grautham AID Thou
Grantham.

Sarah Grautham ct ais vs. Joel Grautham and Thomas
Grantham.
Ia the County Court Of Hardeman county. Tennessee
happening t. the undersigned Clerk and
Master Of sasd Court from the petition v hich
Is sworn to, that the defendants above named
are non reiidents Of the State Of Tennessee.
,it is therefore ordered that publication be
made IN the. Bolivar Bulletin for four con
secutive weeks requiring said defendants to
enter their appearance III said cause on or
before the lst Monday IN February, 1867,
and plead, answer or demur to said petition,
or the same viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing eg-pqrte As e. them This.
Doth Dee 1866 j. b uARRlss, C. 4 NJ
dcc294t of - so
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EcGaE .adrergIsea,lenfs.
Attachment in Debt.

Wiley Davis, Surviving partner. VS.. W Bryant.
Whereas attachment having been levied on
the lands Of the defendant in this cause, it
is hereby ordered that the plaintiff make
publication in the Bolivar Bulletin, for four
consecutive weeks, requiring the defendant
to appear before me, at my office, in the town
of Bolivar, Hardeman county, Tennessee, on
the 9th day of February, 1867, and defend
this suit, or the same viii be proceeded with
erParte. This, 9Th January, 1867.
janl24t s.. e. III. ANDERSON, j. P.
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Eosf Certifcstes of gfoek.

The following certificates of stock in the
Memphis Il Charleston railroad was stolen
or taken from me iy the Federal soldiers on
the Sd June. 1863, to-wit. Mrs NJ NJ Nc.
LartY No 1896, two shares Thos. A. Me
Larty No. 1899, two shares; Miss Ann E.
McLarty No. 1900, two shares; Alison A.
MeI4arty No 1901, two shares; Joseph r.
McLarty No. 1902, two shares | forbid all
persons from trading for the same as ins
tend applying to the Secretary of the Com
pany for a duplicate of the same
jams st * JAS D. Robinson, Guardian
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Atrachment IN nebt.
- n - Is. 80 Hsmmon.

A writ Of attachment having been levied on
the property of the defendant in this cause,
it is hereby ordered that the plaintiff make
publication in the Bolivar Bulletin for four
consecutive weeks, requiring the defendant
to appear before me, at my Office, in the
town of Bolivar, Hardeman county, Tenn,
on the ID day of February, 1867, and de-
fend this action, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with er-parte This. 29th Dec 1865
jan5 At x C. III. ANDERSON, j. p.
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Attaohment in Debt.

Wiley } Davslvs. w A Bryant -s
Attachments having been levied on the lands
of the defendant in this cause, it Is hereby
ordered that Il plaintiff make publication
in the bolivar Bulletin, for four consecutive
weeks, requiring the defendant to appear
before me, at my Office, in the town of Boil
var, Hardeman county, Tennessee, on Sat
urday, 9th day of February, 1867, and de-
fend this suit, or the same will be proceeded
with ca parte This, 9Th January, 1867
ianl2 At s.. @. It. ANDERSON, j. p.
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Lost Certificates of stock and Note
nE &EM0

The following certificates of stock in the
Mississipni Central Railroad was taken from
me by the Federal soldiers, on or about the
Sd of june, 1868, t0wit: J. y. league. Nos
- for 43 shares ] forbid all persons from
trading for the same, as ] intend applying TO
the Secretary Of the Company for dupli-
cate Of the same. / have also lost or mis-
laid a note Ger $500, made payable to ". s.
MeLemore, and signed by the Secretary Of
the Mississippi Central Railroad Company
/ iurewarn al persons from trading for the
same jamie 1867 J. B LEAGUE
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EnsoIvent Notice.

All persons having claims against the estate
of Aquilla Caruth, deed, are hereby noti-
fed to come forward and file with the clerk
of the county court of Iardeman county,
their claims, duly authenticated according
to law, on or before the 4th day Of April,
1861 The undersigned has this day sug-
gested the insolvency of said estate to the
said clerk, and persons not filing their claims
by said date viii be forever barred in law
and equity January 4th, 1867.
jan5 IT. WIN H. CARUTH admir-
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DAY-We speak by the card when. we
say that Prof Y. Day is THE artist of Mem
phis His rooms are at the corner Of Union
and Main treets. If you desire life-like
pictures Patronize him-his prices are low
and uniform.
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We dsandth
under
o advantage tog their cuisines
Storan d of Country
in and the
We are now in receipt Of and are daily receiving 9rgelOt of all the
con- Lard Flour Nails Powder Shot Lead Percussion Caps
and
Tubs of all
ali of which we will sell mark trats.
respectfully liberal
Our Mr. Jones will devote of goods
for
81 herwise instructed
Hoping to have the pleasure of liberal
We Remain, len Servants,
novIO MILLER JONES & Co
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HARDwARE.-Ch q Co, at No 232
Front street, deal in hardware of all kinds,
stoves, plOws, farming implements, tin-ware,
etc, and sell at northern prices.
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The Fayette Falcon, printed At SomcrvilIe,
this refers to the claims of Hon. j. w.
Leftwick for reelection to the position which
he is at this time so ably filling: We under
stand that Hon. John w. Leftwicl, our pres
ent able representative will be candidate
for reelection. We think 1t due him that
he should be returned lie certainly poses
ses the ability; is man Of uHtiring zeal aud
energy and will doubtless do all in his power
for the benefit Of his constituents Mr.
Leltwick has discharged his duty faithfully
thus far and we doubt not will continue
faithful, and we hope to see him reelected.
Southern railroads are said to be in debt
to tile Government six and half millions
for rolling stock sold them on credit How
much the Government destroyed for them
during the war is not stated.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

ToNsoRIAL4-When you visit Memphis,
be sure to call on Joseph Lory; you
will find him this Excelsior saloon in the
Worsham House. lie is the leader of the
fashion.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

DIxIE.-Remember that Dixie is the man
you can see him at his saloon near the
New Memphis Theatre-he will furnish you
with comfort for the inner man.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

Mrs. Susan f. Jones, daughter of John
Kirk, Esq, and wife of W. A. Jones, died
suddenly at her fathers residence in Mem
phis on the Goth inst from the effect of
chloroform, which she had inhaled De-
ceased was highly esteemed by all who
knew her.
John r. Henry, of Knox county, has been
appointed State Treasurer
Timothy o. Howe has been rejected Sena-
tor from Wisconsin
Governor Morton has been elected Sena-
tor from Indiana. The vote stood Nor
ton, So: Voorhees,, 81.
Vicksburg has been visited by another
fearful fire
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

CHANGE OF BASE MIR. John 4. Graham
formerly with the firm of Adams, Nelson &,
Co, can he found at the store of Fleming Il
Ussery, Pitser Miller's old stand, where he
would be pleased to see his numerous friends
and all those DESTROYS Of purchasing dry
goods, hardware or groceries.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

SEQ the advertisement of Elson's nam
moth cheap store, 279 Main street, Mem his
Great inducements are offered and premi
ums awarded tu purchasers.
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FUEERAL-The funeral services of the
late Miss Ann Eliza Fitzhugh will take
place at St Japies' church at / o'clock this
A NJ The public are invited to attend
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

In another column will be found a com
munication from the Monumental Society of
Hardeman county. It viii be seen that an
appeal is made-let it be responded to with
out delay. In few weeks the contract for
the monument viii be let out. and those who
Persons possessing information III. regard to
the soldier dead of Hardeman should com
munieate the same to A. T. McNeal, Secro-
tary of the society, Bolivar. Note name,
age, company, regiment and manner Of death,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

We call the attention of the public to the
mercantile house Of Adams, Nelson & Co.
They are Offering goods, wares, etc, at very
low figures, as they wish to make room for
the approaching Spring trade
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WEATHERBEE-In the rear of the Senate
building, Jefferson street, between Main and
Second, is located Harry Weatherbee's gem
of a saloon. His wines and liquors are all
of the purest and best brands.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

NJ G.. r. R.-Trains pass Bolivar as fol-
lows: Passenger train, south, 3 90 p. ii; pas
senger train, north II o'clock at night
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

Lucky NUMEROUS friend jenkins
says that Coo is accounted the lucky num-
Der but it seems that ticket $500 drew
the Crosby Opera House. John Meyer, a
saloon keeper, Of Chicago was the fortunate
pOssessor. lie thus comes in possession of
property worth 5000, 900 Shades of Michael
Morafferty
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Local .GRatrs.

NoTIGE To iSuJscribers When a red
.cross-Inark appears on the margin Of your
paper it is placed there to notify you that
your subscription has expired. If you de-
sire the paper to be discontinued not fy as
Of the fact immediately; otherwise it will
De continued at your expense
Persons who have the paper brought to
shem by the carrier, and who are monthly
subscribers, are hereby notified that hereaf
ter no subscription will be received for less
time than six months, payable in advance.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

RADICAL. Pow wow-'rhe radicals Of this
Vile on the 22d Of next month, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for Office at
August elections -----.-.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

IMroRrANT.-A valuable synopsis of the
entire proceedings Of the january term Of
the County Court of Hardeman will be found
on the first page of this weeks Bulletin
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

LIGHT.-lf you want cheap, neat and
beautiful light, 90 to Blood & Co.'S, 40 and
403 Monroe street They deal in oils, lamps,
lanterns, stoves, zinc, lead and tin-ware
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26
MEMPHIs BUSINESS NOTICES

CLoTHNa.-For fine clothing and furnish
inggoods, 90 to j II Waggener &Co s, Clark
marble block They are 6rss glass mer-
chants, and sell goods at wholesale or retail
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DR.. SAM. MILLER.
OF Cofeevilie, Miss,
r MILLER d JONES b ADAM
MILLER, JONES & CO.,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
T. b. ADAMS
OERnlivar. Tenn.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Front street WemDbTs Fem,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

We selling al
Eate4nC Cities
in
residing in New York importing us enables
the latest styles adapted to the Southern Southwestern Trades
chase Goods at Wholesale
N B-We hare connection oith n city,
es5- Importing House, No IS Murray
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-26

Great bargains in dry goods, clothing, etc.,
at ELSON & CO.'S.
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For shoes at Memphis prices, go to
BILLS 4 HILLS
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, ls67
Urn GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS -.

GRECIAL BARGAINS -r.. .-.-..., ..,. ra.
~ FROM AUCTION poo
We HAVE JUST RECEIVED Aucoa EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS. GREAT INDICTMENT, consisting Of
BOMBAzIHEs 81 DBLAISRS ST. worth 81 5li Ga DELAINBS
81 IT. 81 50; TAMISB 81 2 81 Isl TAMISB 81 50
worth sa GRAPE BUGEHES Soc, worth 75; CANTON CLOTHS
Long aud SQUARE THIBET sHAWLs BLACK SILKS BLBGANr
GOODS below Of importation FoULARD SILKS 81 worth
sl 80: GBHAPPR STRIPES vey handsome 81 20 Dress
worth SlO also ALPACAs &c. worth 75 at G2c,
worth pc rse, worth 4l SILK and woRsTBD
STRIPED POPLISs 81 and ~ per dress Just half price
B.-A VERY CHOICE STOCK OF B0EHBTs, SPRING STYLES.
Call and examine ..
AT JACKSONs MOURNING STORE,
No S5l Uroadway oppos,te Tiffany Goa.
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50 5NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Ofeau Cleaners.
GRAND EXCURSION
T,O gruR pAPfa RYD0aITT0h

GRAND EXCURSION If'
W TO THB PARIS EXPOSITION.
Tho new aud entcsSs o ~ going iron steamship
'.r HAVANA, 2.g00 tuns burden,
Stephen Whitman, Commander
WIN male an e.urson from New YORK 70 svre and back sailing
pier No IS North Ever Wednesay u O'Clock kHg
Bremen AL
sye ute giving passengers holding excursion tickets about sr
weeks 10 Europe -
This magnificent divided wsiertgh. coparnen
and hes newly furnished and elegantly lifted expressly for this
.
Thc Havana will only carry hrst- class passengers
An experienced Surgeon on board -
Price ilsre $le and $40 To HAN and
return, $3.50 aud $500, according 10 sine a stateroom.
For further particulars and apply 20 the agents
MURRAY, FBRIIS & Co, No. " Southst, or
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS Co.
Corner o. broadway and PranklBst
CPECIAL NOTICE-LOND0N and BREST.-
~ British steamship WILLIAM PENN
EDWIN BLLkGER Commander haring unsurpassed
commoaons for passengers win sail above from Pier Nc North
River SATURDAY March l6 at IL Por Passage, apply 10 ROBBRT
CLARK No. % Broadway For Freight spps At No 81 Sous
ROWLAND e. ASPlNWALLt AgeutA
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NEW-YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
IN Teave Hunters Point elsa 125 $3.50 m -; n !
Il:3o a IN 2yD p m.j a4O $3.50 p m $50 p H. sl9 m
SUNDAYS 80 1880 5:40p -Ihnngh TO dst NefA
Connecting with stages 10 Manhasset Washington returning at
T:O M; 1880 D. Tuesday and Saturday nights Extra leaves
Point at l2l5 Boats leave James
'"P N''' l. &. VOORHEES,, Supernerdsn.
~ % o Conr,lsndst for PnuGpEIPnII at and 10 u
snJ ~ m Tor ALTxoRE AID WAiHsG1os at ard 10 m
D IN, and ~ midnight
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

TRAINS LEAVE NBT-YORK;
Por New. Haven 100 800 BL ll1) 20 (ELl 1op (kr,
345, 40 and 100 Or p. N. -. 80 N ,
For bridgeport 100 dOO (Er) IooAn 23 (ELl 900 tRLl
3.f5, 40 ard 300 Er.) p.
FOR Milford and Stratfsr 100, l130 345, 40
Fairfield Southport aud Wespori, 100, lLD m df' ASoP
For SOr~ah 100 500 I) 900 l'oA IL Is Ll 900 (ELh
For barren. 100 go II 90 g. m as A36Dpm
Por Greenwich zoo 900 il30a m; 2l5, 3i5 80 5N go m
For stamford 100 400 (RT) 900 lO 2l5 (kLl 2l0, 1oo
CEsl 3I5, 30 so, o -. 300 In. }, ?. m. 49,
Por Chester and intermediate Stations 100 9oo lilo m ZlS
49, CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield 500 EI), 400 (Er), eco
yor Boston, via Shore Line, l2l3 (Br 300 n 80 80 an
For Hartford and Springfield, 400 D. m pIh l|S aw lLII "V'
y. A..
treal p IN Northampton 80,
For Hartford Providence Fshk Railroad 400 (I) RlS
p. -. On =.
i2l5, 800 200 p.
Por Canal Railroad r. IS p, m. % Northampton
Por lIousAtonc Railroad, 8nO m, 800
For Ssurstuck Railroad, 800 g. m, 800
Por Dsnlury and NorwAlk Railroad 100 300 A. N, 40 m
COHmodous Sleeping Cars attached 10 800 70 l,h ov,r G.
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6teamboais ano Railroads.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER PfTCHBURG NASHUA, LOWELL, CON
CORD TIB wHITB MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
he Of the Norwich limo,
CIN OF BOSTON and CITY OF hBW-YORK.
dsy Sundays eIcopedl at 3oclock from
Per Nc. % North River foot Of Yestr st.,
FOR NBWLONDOH,
with the Rpress Train from the above
Norwich and Worcester Boston and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua, and New. London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken information inquire Of
Aren nn he
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NEW-YORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP CT

THE PIRsT-CIAss U. S MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC. CHA6 H0rRR, Master,
FOR BOUTAAMPToH AND BRBhRN,
Taking Southampton London EEyr and Bremen
The psyabs go i sqaivsentin currency;
Eirst Cabin. 6i0, Second Csbn, 965i steerage, SIS
Yron Brssasn eouthanptoa and Hsxrs 70 FevYork
'' nSSShsiSs GsSa SS ffSKsfs ffiSS obf is6 soaR'
Trgt Csbla, a2i0. seeond OsbIs, el3o Hsersge, so
Battle Capt A. o. Joass % W. hssropola W. wsi may
P'A"Ss''''ss 'ssii6 TTSirIOz rssaasal "a a npsarg
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

~ law all per-ons having cms against GkoRGR MAsriN Or
MARITIME MARKS HERSCH and Bridget FIILGlDsuSs late OF
The tr of York deceased the with vouchers there
Of 10 the subscriber his Office No 5 Nassau IN the CJ Of New
York ON July 20 lG51-Dltal Jan. 2l, 1907.
ia law g, w HENRY Y DAVIES. jr, Pub. Aiin
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.,,,I ,p.t,a I',, l,i..,o,1 ~ mn n,oo
V0AL-YARD and FIXTURES at AUCTION,

GEORGE W. KELSEY. AueiiOneer,
sin sH p1b8e snciou (weiness) March l3 1851 at
esoek premte broaiwy and Ienhst Brook
0ntsK d.. a. follows;
HORSYS. CARTS. HARNESS, OFFICE FURNITURE, ke
Also yean LEASE o. said premises ogether With al The
bHEDDSG propTy; 2sioy brick STABLE stalls hnck
0P1CB SCALES and everything @Dg compte oder and the
tstsado ofth In the citv
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feetures ano aleetings.
ORIG. .-GEN. STEWART L. WOODFORD,
OF NewYork viii dehser biz
LECTURE ON FORT SUMTER.
NJ F. Church, SeyehhsYe FoufteensU %
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ma -ch -, at o'eock
Tickets For Co.'S. Ne 495 bosh
way. sCRIBNER & Cas- BroAdsayi RANDOLPHS. Ne
Broadway and FIFTH AVENUE HOTbL so al We eoo on s
evening Of the lecture
TNENTH ANNUAL DEMONSTRATION Of
j. LAWRENCE SECTION No. 8. g Of T., At CLlNTun HALLt
psce) on "WEDNESDAY EVENING March IL 1897 srersa
I. commence at q o'clock the Rev Peter sksr and
V0ITNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
l. OF THE CITY OF NEwY0RKNoi i6 Hhhs s,e cor I.eatI'
seeonst Free ogen Doemns THIS ktkNihu
oek Subject fheIsea6c History Creation Compared
WITH the Mosaic Account. Young especially invited
Ola BROADWAY.-Pop LECTURES on
TON every wBDNEsDAf SATURDAY. ard MONDAY RyBsISa.
Dr. BrOughtOn consulted privately In AstrslOu daily
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
JEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1866. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1901.
COMMENTING dc. 10. 1856

stson In HewYok Twentyeventhst and foarh
ave. Entrance TsentY-seventh-st
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ed. !. y MoKRIs WirKys, AuetioueeL
!. DARTTTION of PROPERTY on Broadway,

-
Ft~e Nslker tnd LnAd belonging % the Estate Of VIM
ip "a ts7 A 2ocek al he ETehange Saesrcon No III Broad
t b. sE q The Supreme Court under The direction Of Aaron
fsnderpoeL esq. Referee;
BRoADTAYT6e valuable Improved property the southwest
fEs~y and Wskerst and known Nos 5S 7 and SS
WILkKHsyT-The Store the south side waRert,
honug use the and known Nos OIL 6 g. and %
Y-strp ground suAea corner Of FatOpst
pehrs suf Broadway and
Of adjoining property per and
1871 this lease teababe ny strip
al dsy q during the previous
3T-YsaAble Lot with Buildings, IA FulOnt, 27x0
GpwAY-NeS side between Lspeuard
sz6 front, 90 10 rear. by 1892 In depth
So 1895 west of Broalwsy valuable Lot with
'is BSoi .saSs 1s.s q lie once q the ASs.oas.r4
GALE Of GOVERNMENT MATERIALS.
> CLosNN0 DFp0T Oaee Of Executive
IA Ip-ve ~ ~ Oncer Phlsdephs March ], i2sI .
Will l. sd a. Aucou Of the Ihd states Al the cehu
HlArestI Iioaa <AI March " 1857 l0o9t
IrSU HACHfHE AND 0rHiR fhHhAD% Also large
I Of WHITE AND cOLDRED spOOI COTTON all geod eepd
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