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The national Republican., 1867-11-30
THE COtTnra.
CIRCUIT CouRr-CHrEp JusTIoE CAETrER.-
The Cifssit Court transacted the following bus.
mess yesterday

CrRcuir CouRT-CHrEp JusTIoE CAKTrER.-
The Cif.sit Court transacted the following bus
mess yesterday Iur srusr5uo,exsy,
+2. W. II. H. 2. wytcth -s Henderson Fow.
lcr. The Jury In this case found seal on Wed
nssdsy isss was opened in sSn, this morn,
estimated against Fowler at ts6s 40 with interest
from October No. lso5.
2s3. Calls q Stfai Vs. John II. Clank. Dis
ioii' Coienian Va. washinatos and George.
town Railroad Company. Continued at plain.
tir. cost. Brent and Merriek for plaintiR, and
l0l9 Miller & Lewcnston vs.. Mcdonald 4
mcDaadc. Judgment confessed upon terms
asreed! Miller for plaintih-Drury for Defend
iS7. .BaIless King IS. Fred q. Fisher. Tatten
for plaintiff, Fendall for defendant.
King, q colored farmland, sues Fisher for some
ti0o as the value Of his services and those Of two
sons upon Fishers farm, near this city, The
defendant AYERS that he employed himself Siii.
his sons therein. The defendant alleges that he
contracted originally with King to plant on half
after a short trial he changed the contract and
agreed to employ him by the month, and that he
is willing to pay him as much as his labor 10
favored a verdict Of $40 for the defendant.
3lp3. u. s. Baker Va. q. 7. Gibbons. Verdict
for defendant for s6o and interest.
357s. Iyos vs Lawrence. Judgment by default.
3735. Wilson VS.. Gooding. Action Of repleyin
TO recover a horse which the marshal had levied
S % ths % Of ,SS se sor
plaintiff
I23S. James 7. Chase vs.. Absolom A. Croakcr-
son and George II. Moore. Order OF publication
22i5. James II Birdssll VS.. p. II. welch. Wilson
and Burgess for plaintiff, Bradley for defendant.
Jury empannclled and case continued until Mon
day.
52pt. Jenkins vs.. Duyall 36l3. Mctchell VS..
Smith ct alt 3iOl. Henderick vs.. Bellewi ils2.
Caperton vs.. Spaulding, and i09l. Cropley vs.
Parker. Judgment by default. Jones and Atkin-
son for PLAINTIFF.
$50. Curtis VS.. Theackcr. Motion for new trial
withdrawn by Mr.. Norris.
CASES ron MONDAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial on
Monday Calender numbers 3s 49, 800, $50, II, lOJ,
l59, IT9, 20l, 23 and 305i In which Mcssrs Bradley
Mattingly, Mcrriman, Brent and Merrick, Lloyd,
johnson, Wilson, Norris, Philips, Fcndall oliver,
Adams, Fuller, Davis, Cox, Miller, Kennedy,
and Webb. Laskey and schmidt.
And at O'Clock the court adjourned until this
morning at 10 o'clock, when 1t will adjourn to
make room for n session Of the general term, to
take place this morning.
ORPHANS CouRT-Judge Purccll.-In the Or
Dhanfa Cnurt IN Tuesday last. the Tialalr.
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tmpirc-nIr. Cook.
GaAHaNw wFn TaIlnrN

The Pastimc club, of Baltimore, arrived here
yesterday at noon, and escorted by committee
from the Union club, proceeded to the White Lot,
where they played match with the Union club,
resulting In Victory for the latter by score OF
II to 81 The batting OF the Union was splendid,
and their fielding most effective, which enabled
them to win such Rn overwhelming victory over
their opponents, whose play was characterized
by general carclcssness After the close Of the
game the two clubs repaired to Harycy's, where
they strengthened up the inner man, and the
Pastimes went home In the 7 y. IN train.
The Union club, at y. M, played match
game with the Deaf Mute club, OF this city, the
latter winning by one run, and the score stand
ing 20 to 10.
On Monument Lot n match game of ball was
played between the Atlantic club and the Day
toms nine, in which the Atlantic was defeated
by A score of Al TO "a m follows.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

To THB LADIES. J. T. Spencer, No. $50 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
opened, on Wednesday, most superb assortment Of
French Goods which she Is exhibiting to the ladies'
Her stock consists Of new style Winter Bonncts la
dies and chlldren's head flowers, laecs, yclvcts,
satins, ribbons, French corsets dress trimmlnEs &C.
In fact she has everything necessary to complete, In
elegant STYLE the toilet Ladies' requested to call
and examine these goods, aud also her extensive
rangements for cloak and Dire making.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

BASE BAN ON TudAspAy,--on Thursday tho
first nine Of the Olympic base ball club, Of this
N.Y. yl,iied Ar Bat,m9re game with ths
to the Eutaw House In carriages, by the Mary
land club, where they partook OF a substantial
meal provided for them. In the afternoon the
ton, of the National, acting as umpire. The
Olympic club came out OF the game victorious,
The national Republican., 1867-11-30
LOCAL ITEM s.

THE Doublc-Breastcd Short Frock Walking Coat
the latest novelty In fashionable dress They are tho
handsomcst coats out this Can be had ready
made, made to order, at A. sAKs Co, 5l7 Seventh
street, between Pcnnsy vanla avenue and D street
The national Republican., 1867-11-30
ICommiinicatcl.I

THE METROPOLITAN POLICE MAtIsTRATFs.-
As an effort will, In all probability, be made In
short time to increase the pay OF the eight police
justices now appointed and commissioned by the
Metropolitan Police Board, | respectfully re-
quest the publication of the following brief
statement and remarks, as an act OF Justice to
the police magistrates above referred to.
1t may not, perhaps, be generally known that
although the members of the Metropolitan po-
lice force have, since the lst of July, 1865, re-
ceved, through the libcrRlity of Congress in
crease OF pay at the rate of nifty per cent, the
police magistrates, not being considered mem
received any increase OF their salaries, which are
now only $500 per Rnnum, less than Is paid even
to a patrolman, whose salary is now IL $50 per
annum, at which rate he has been paid since the
LIST OF July, 1866.
Now, when II is considered that the NIetropoli-
tan police magistrates, who do not keep private
offices for the transaction OF civil business de-
vote not less than seven hours OF their time
every day In the week except Sunday, and on
that day are required to attend morning and
night at the Btation-houses for the disposition
and trial of cases, II must, think, be apparent
to every candid mind that the police magistrates
are very inRdequately paid for their official SER
vices, and are Justly entitled to the same ratio of
Increased pay which has been awarded by Con
gross to the members OF the police force.
1t may indeed, be htly and Justly remarked
that no magistrate having family to support
and children to clothe and educate can do this
in crcditablc manner, even when guided by
strict economy, on the small salary OF about 80
per month Much more might be urged in favor
of the application or petition for increased COM
pensation, but let this suffice for the present
JUSTICE,
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

DRr GcoDs, WIN. n, Riley Bro, No, S5, Central
Stores, opposite Centre Market, announce the re-
ecption Of Irish Plaid Poplius, French Figured Cash
mercs, velvets, CloakinE, Cloths, &c, including all
kinds Of Dry Goods, which they selling at lowest
cash prices. The higitrcputation sustained by this
arm, enerprising merchants, will insure favor
able re esDOnsc from tho ladics
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ETROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE ASSOCIATION

All Shareholders participate in the yantaHcs OF this
Association. No Initiation Fec y required Books
are now open for subsern2n to stock and payments
scribe should call on either of the following named
gentlemen, to wit; ; . .
HoRATi0 BROWNING, President, S9 Pcnusylya-
mia ayenuc near Sixth street,
II. o. HOOD, Treasurer, Ss Pennsylvania avenue,
E. W. CLIRK' jr, Secretary, ~ Fourteenth street,
near New York avenue.
Copies Of the constitution may be obtained from the
above named
Certificates Of Stock will be given Immediately upon
payment for shares large number Of shares arc al
ready disposed Of
The peculiar caurcs Of this Association rCudCI It the
most desirable In the city for all business who de-
sire loans VI investments,
H0RATlo BROWNING, President.
W, CLARK, ir , Secretary, n07.u
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

CuANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON on - T%ELfTm VEL I,r * street WEST
by Virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court of The
District Of Cuumbia In chanccry, passed on tho lith
Cner ct al. vs. Powell ct al, No. PD equity tho un-
drrsigncd trustee, VII! scll Y Pnbllc auction 70 the
front of tho premises, Rti o'clock, M the following
property, to wit :,
Lot numbered seventeen, az IN Dayidsous subdi-
vision NJ square numbered two hundred and eighty
three, (2SI, improved by frame dwelling house
Terms VI Sale: Ouo-thlrd cashi balance In six aud
Iwclve months the purchaser giving notes for the de-
irrrcd pay ymcnt., satisfactorily endorsed, and bearing
interest from day Of sale
Title decd 10 be retained until whole OF purchase
money Is paid. 49,,
ASHI'Rl LLORD, Trustee,
WILLIAM l., WALL n co,
r,vgi-r,Il AucttunCCFs.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

DR. SAMsoN's LECTURg.-LaBt evening, at the
Thirteenth street Baptist church, Rev. Dir. SAM
son delivered an interesting lecture on "Swltzer-
and, for the benefit OF the new missio On chanel
of the First Baptist church. The audience Was
not as large as II would have been had the
weather been fair but this made the lecture
cause of the want Of space, we must foFbeAr
making q more extended notice.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

TINE ExTENDED-Thc time of paying taxes,
with an abatement of 8 per cent, having expired
to-day, the collector is authorized to further cX-
tend the time until the 18th of December.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

THE PRIzu-FIGHTERs.-A dispatch from Bal
timorc says Collier leaves tonight for New
York. lie goes to claim the stakes. His pun
ishment IN the fight with Kelly is trhing about
the body. He does not feel at all hurt, and his
left eye shows only evidence Of being scratched
He says he will fight no man until he fights Bar
ney Aaron. He Is confident of whipping him.
with fair hght-gouge game he does not fancy
and he desires Barney's friends to come to the
scratch.
John English is reported all WE'LL and Cusick,
his antagonist, has gone to New York.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

WASHINGTON YACHT CLUB-A meeting of the
Washington Yacht Club was held at the hall of
Harry Gorbutt, corner of Eighth and L streets,
on Wednesday evening, and In the absence of the
president of the club, Purser Wm. McConihe
took the chair, and Capt James II. King acted NJ
secretary.
number of gentlemen were proposed and
elected members.
A committee, consisting OF Mcssrs, Seth W.
Kipp, II. Browning, and Peter Il. POtC, were
directed TO proceed to Phil iladelphia and superin-
Is now in process.
The club then resolved to meet at the same hall
for dinner on Thanksgiving day, 2sth inst, after
which the meeting adjourned
The club IL now composed of some twenty-five
members, and embraces a number of our most
substantial citizens.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

TINE EXTENDED FOR TAX-PAYERs.-Yesterday
the Mayor signed the council bill extending the
time to Taxpayers, with the benefit Of the five
per cent. reduction, to the 10Th OF December,
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

UNsoUND FowLs.-Licutenant Noonan, sani-
tRry officer, detected yesterday morning, In the
Northern Liberty market, two huckstcrs, named
l., l.. Cortgison (white) and N. I: Reed (colored)
In the act OF selling unsound chickens and there
upon arrested them. They were taken before
Justice Chaplin, and cnch fined IS.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

TuE PATENT CASE N THg UNITED STATES
CuURT.-In the case Of John Dubois vs.. The
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road Company-action to recover damages for
infringement OF his patent for placing heavy
stones, planned In iron caissons, in deep waters,
In the erection by defendant Of thirteen piers
used for sustaining the bridge over the Susquc-
hanna river-thc jury of the United states Cir
cult Court agreed on a verdict on Wednesday
evening, They came into court on Thursday
morning with verdict In favor OF plaintiff for
40, 900 damages. The case has occupied the at
tcntlon of the court, jury and counsel fifteen
days, and consequently the costs will be heavy.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

MARY - i 4 y J-ll
Time OF game, hours 40 minutes,
Scorers-S. l.. fauhce and II. T.. Vaughan.
A match game OF ball was played on the same
day between the Monumental club and picked
nine, in which the picked nine was defeated by
ha al ntpt
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

ORPHANS CouRT-Judge Pureell-In the Or
phan's Court on Tuesday last, in the Tisdalc-
Stone suit, the sum OF the insurance money in
controversy was ~, 900, and not $500.
Mr.. Thompson, esq, appears for the complnl-
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

In 4 DANGEROUS COSDITIoN.-Mr, 4. Stewart,
who was so severely injured In the navy yard, q
few days ago, by the falling of a derrick upon
him, is now lying dangerously III at the Naval
Hospital, corner Of Pennsy ylyania avenue and
Ninth street east. lie Is receiving the attention
of DIR, Maxwell Not even his warm friends
arc admitted to his room.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

Do NOT 40 TO A FEAST Of languages and steal the
scraps, but listen to my tale:
Good Doeskin Pants S6-l0 off,. SJ. "
Fine Doeskin Pants, Sl0-l0 off,. 20 %
Fine Frock Coats, s2O-l0 off,. SIS CO
Good Frock COatsg slG-lO off,. eli ~
Good Black Vests, S26O-lO off,. - 70
Fine Black Vests, $40 off,. ~ b
Fine Beaver Suits, SOLO of SIS %
Silk and Velvet Vests. Ss-lO off,. 81 %
All goods 10 per cent. discount from actual cash
value. at Hcnning's One Price Store, corner Of
remove to No 5ll Seventh street, Intellig goncer Build.
Ing.
TRr stIucmetI's Six Dollar Silk Hat Best in the
city for the price.
CLOTHING made In style and equal to merchant
talors best work for large and small mon also, for
youths. boys aud children Of all ages, cnn be found
at l.. oppenhclmer's, No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
THE Polr Of the National Hat aud Cap Emporium
astTay.
Hats for figures broad and burly,
Hats for straight hair and curly,
Hats for faces melancholy,
Hats for faces bright and jolly,
Hats for gentlemen Of standing,
Hats that give q look commanding,
Hats for walking, riding, driving,
Hats dull faces look alive in,
Hats that stand all kinds Of maullng,
Hats for every trade and calling,
Hats that men and boys sigh for,
Hats that even babies cry for.
Any or all OF the above styles may be had at re-
markabIy low prices at the National Emporium, 0i
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and.a half aud
sixth streets, adjoining National Hotel.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Wall h Co, on
Wednesday, sold u two-stOTy brick house and
lot, 80 feet wide, by l02 feet deep, situated on
Second street, between = street south and Vir-
ginia avenue, to John Walsh, for $2,l56'.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

FOURTH WARD JOHNSON DEMoCRATIC AND
CONSERVATIVE CLUB.-On Thursday this club
held meeting at Acker's Hall, corner of ID and
New Jersey avenue. George Savage, esq, de-
livered an address, and u number Of persons
signed the roll Of membership,
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs,-Thc following
transfers of real estate are reported by II. NJ,
Halli
Part OF To-, Z, In square 1872, a. feet on Massa-
chusetts avenue, at 100 Part Of lots 80 and 10,
In square 5l3 Is feet WIDE at $3.50 part of lot 3s,
In square b0O II feet at SlOJ west part Of lot 8,
In square 2ss, Is feet, at 1000 part OF lot H. in
square 923, 25 feet, at 7Ist2; sub II. In squaIc
49, m $GS7lO part of lot 9, in square SIT, 10 feet
at Il, $50.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30
Georgetown Advertisements.
CONFECTIONERY.

RUCK LOVES.
Gcnuine BUCKSKIN GLOVES, wholesale aud re-
tail, at RAMsBuRG y SONS, No, l0j High street,
LhbIEs' AND GENTS GAuYTLETs MADE TO
ORDER nu2l -lm
The national Republican., 1867-11-30
Auction Sales.

Try WILLIAM l.. WALL CO, AUcrloNEERs
Stores S5 and 9l7, South corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Ninth street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

CoNTRACT AwARpED.-The contract for fur
nishing marble mantcls, tile, skirting, sc, fol
the north wing of the Treasury Department, the
awarded on Wednesday morning TO Messrs
Fisher \ Bird, of New York, and Bradley h Son
of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-On Thanksgiving night
the Washington SWngoFbund gave ball at Odd
American and German flags were blended to-
gethcr and the hall otherwise tastefully decor
ated and besides tripping 1t on the eight fan
tastc toe :" the SRngefbund favored the company
with u number of delightful songs, Bergman's
band w2s in attendance, and the singing OF the
nbund,h numbering thiFty-four voices, was lead
by Mr. Carl Richter, and was accompanied by
one of Dessau & Co.'s hne-toned pianos, manu-
featured at 2Ol Four-and-a-half street, Island.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

The IMMACULATE CoNCEPTIoN FAR.-At Gar.
roll Hall is becoming quite interesting to the
good ladies in charge, The crowd last night was
large and liberal The splendid cane intended
for the lavorltc candidate for the next Presi.
dcncy shows that, 80 far Gen. Grant is more ad'
mircd than any othcT-thongh Pendleton, Banks,
johnson and Colfax also have their friends. A
splendid base ball bat to be voted at the fair to
the favorite club Is on exhibition at CFonln's
and the ladies' have provided magnificent silver
pitcher for prcscntation to the most popular
temperance division.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

Tar stIucmetr's Six Dollar Silk Hat. Bo,, in the
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

WASHINGTON GYMNAsTIC AssoCIATIoN.-At
meeting OF the above-namcd association, held at
the gymnasium last night, the follOwing-named
officers were elected President, Chas. II. Town
Thomas II. Nolan; member of the board of di-
rectors, Albert NOCrF We sympathize with the
association in the loss of their late worthy and
much esteemed president, who has been ordered
to Join his regiment in Arkansas, and also con-
gFatulate them on the election they have made
to supply the vacancy the resignation Incurred
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

ACCIDENT AT \ FENIAN BALL.-At about two
O'Clock on Thursday morning Messrs. John and
Michael Kennedy, brothers, who were attending
street, walked out of the rear door of the house
and fell distance Of about fifteen feet on a
stone pavement, Both men were severely hurt,
especially Mr.. John Kennedy, who was found
insensiblc He was sent home In q hack, and a
physician was sent for.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

THOMAS GALES FORSTER lectures at HarmUnial
Hall, 3ls Pennsy ylvania avenue, tomorrow morn
ing and evening, on Spiritualism.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

HyMEYIAL.-Last Thursday morning, at st.
Peters church, Capitol Hill, by Rev. Father
Boyle, two warm hearts were united into one,
the sea of matFlmOny. Edward A. Castcl, esq.
led to the altar Miss Mary ]. stewart, Mr.. Geo.
g. Castel acting ms gFoomsmNn and Miss Ella
residence where the friends called and wished
them many choice blessings.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30
pY J. D. WHEELER & co, ArcmoNEERs,
'RrSTEE.s SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
CENTRALLY LOCATEp, lN TIE SEVENTH

yo Gl Louisiana avenue, between sixth aud Seventh
streets, opposite ScatOu House.
The national Republican., 1867-11-30

FUNERAL oF JOSIAH MELYIN.-On the after
noon of Thanksgiving day the funeral OF the re-
mains of MIR. Josiah Melvin took place from his
late residence, on o street north, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets west Rev. Mr. Tudor de-
livercd the funeral address In the NJ street Metho
dist church, and the remains were escorted to and
inferred in Glenwood cemetery by the lndepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows, marshaled by Mr..
Char. B. Il, Colledge, and the Columbia Typo
Fcchtig.
The pall-bearcrs were Mcssrs, T. Jefferson and
Walker, Of the Typographical UniOnj Hepburn
and Litchheld, OF Columbia Lodge; and Crnmp-
ton and Edwards, of the Grand Lodge,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-wIIH IMMEDIATE POSSES.
u ii LUDLOW A CO, NO. PINE STREET
WASHINGTON sQUARE-Extra wide, with back build
IRVING PLACING S. brown stone 1870 feet
CLINTON PLACE--Nos. N and a.
JANE Sr-No. 81, genteel house, near Green wich st
gth st., near 9Th sv., fun SIRE.
10Th st.. near b,h av, stores, 70 er70 fcet.
14ih st., near 9Th av., extra wide art elegant
18Th 81, near 9Th av., stories, 2or6g feet.
lsth a., hear 9th av. stories, cItra wide
W. 18Th st, near 5th sv.. beaut til basement.
W. letn ST., SIN sv., extra wide class.
n. 18th st, near 9Th av.. beautiful Engsh basement
w 2Uh St, near bth ay. extra vide with back building
w 2th a., near F,fth Avenue Hote houses, medium
W. 2sth st., near e,h Az extra wide
". 9Th st., near Broadway. y stories, sox52
T. 9Th st., near 9th av, elegant basement house, with
W 5,i st.. near 9Th sv,. 4 stories 2orso feet
W. S4th st., near Broadway, FIRST class four stores
u. 37th sL. near Madison sv, elegant House.
T. 3Stn at. near PARK av, beautiful French basement
3s,h st near 5h Az. hrst class, with elegant furnl.
H. gath st. near Madison av., EXTRA wide
y. 40th st., near 9th av, extra wide and eieeans.
r. 4lst ct. near 9Th av, first class, full sire.
h. s2d ct, near Madison av., frst class medium sire.
W. Goth At, near 9Th Az, nrst class. medium sire.
". 9Th st., near 9th av, two medium sized.
". tth st, near 9th av., trst cias,, fun sire.
Madison av, n. X. cor ssh 81, fret class, In elegant
SEA sv. Z. cor 18th st. EXTRA vide aud elegant
sion.
18th av., between l3d and Ah ss new. EXTRA wide aud
superior dwellings, with without stables
sh sy s cor a7th st., hrs class, with table and srsra
e,H az on Murray HILL several new and elegant Houses.
=" '''"" ''' '''' ''''''"'' sep2 LUDLOW 90.
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On EAST TWENTY FIFTH STREET NEAR MADISON
~ svenue-Handsomey furnished Rooms with first class
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10 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET NEARLY
- opposite Fifth Avenue Hntel-rwo three and
es;any furnished Rooms to let with Board, suite
separate.
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CITES FOR SUBURBAN RESIDENCES FOR SALE
- splendid Estate, beautifully situated westchestsr
county on We boulevard three mes from Central rs,,
admirably adapted for genemsns residences or TO eut
into ow ots Tor sae IA one psrce, In plots nne we %
New YORK and suburbs OF Sound. Address, WIN
real oame and Addreaa bss 1,ltA Pest o0eA
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81 SECOND AvENUE.-TO LET FURNISHED
Il Floor separately together suitable for lady
gentleman or tor couple of gentlemen with without
Board -
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INOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY. BY WILL
LIAM FETrRETCH, 4sa Third avenue-Four frsI class
new Houses, Third avenue corner OF Forty
sixth Also Is brown Houses different parts
Of Lexington East Thirtieh street, one on
Second avenne Ffeth street near Lexington avenue
ington Fourth avenues number OF these with pos
Apply once to wM FEIrRETCH. 434 Third av
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MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR sALE-FIrELy
lvl situated on Hudson river this city; good build
ings and bargain. BIo0s HORN, a Manu- slreet
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10 WEST TENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH AVENUE. -
Il ~ Rooms. with Board, sngly, second
noor the house and table offers the comforts
home
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS CONSISTING OF SIT.
ting Room and two Bedrooms with Board required by
two gentlemen about LIST October between Twelfth and
Twcntyhird Streets private family and neighborhood OF
dress Address 81 box 7a2 Post Office with full partics
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WANTED PERMANENTLY-ONE VERY LARGE, UN-
w furnished Room with large closets second or third
foor Broadway Eighth Thirty fourth street.
highly respectable adults rent advance SIS SIS
monthly; meals extra. Box ~ station