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"d0 not understand rae as saying that
| have selected Mr.. Stuart ss 3 member
Of my Cabinet" Mr.. Mcclure said.
Mr.. Stuart IS not r representative Of
the Republican party" Gan Grant re-
piled with emphasize: " fnen / an not a
Representative Of the Republican party.u
The President elect then moved towards
q GesE, indicating that ne did not q ssire
to prolong the interview, and Dir. Nc
CIurs said General, 1 feel it my duty
to present the naDe OF CIV. Curtain.
That accomplished, my mission is
ended" He then Withdrew.
MEMPHIS AND Ell PAso RAILROAD.
The Senate will amend the Joint reso-
luton granting the right Of wsy % the
Memphis and EiPaso Railroad by limit
ing the time for its construction, and
also providing for a branch for New Or
leans via Sabine, up to the Colorado
river, to join the main trunk.
GEN. R. E. LEE
has applied to Secretary Browning for
certain personal effects taken from the
Arlington mansion when the army first
moved into Virginia. The request has
been complied with.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE.
The S~peskership Is virtually settled for
the Forty-first Congress. To-day Mr..
Dawes, OF Massachusetts,, wrote a letter
withdrawing hiI name as a candidate,
ard thereby leaving the field clear to
Mr.. Blaine. Some compromise ia said
to be at the bottom of il. Mcpherson,
for Clerk, sgd Buxton, for Door-keeper,
have no substantial opposition for cleo
ton. Gen. Washburne, of Indiana, hEs
a good show against OrdWsy for Ser
geant-st-Arms.
REMAINS OF CAPT. WIRZ.
The former counsel of Wirz discovered
to-day, in examining the latter's re-
mains, that the t;ead and spinal column
were missing. He therefore applied to
the President Tonight for an order re-
questing their deliv,r ~ from the United
S.stes Medical Museum, where it appears
they are.
CONFERENCE OF SOUTHERN MEMBERS.
5 ruthern Representatives had a eon-
ferenes to day. All the ; qtss were rep
resented. The affairs or The S3uth were
generally discussed, and it was decided
to draw up a dCcumeat to present to
Gan. Grant, setting forth the condition
Of taiGgs, and also suggesting that the
South have q member OF the Cabinet. II
Gen. Grant sccedes to the suggestion,
another meeting will bs called and 3
name selected 20 be presented to Gen.
Grant.
COMPLEXION OF THE NEXT HOUSE.
Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk OF the House,
has made out the roll for the 4lh o.
March. including the Representatives
from G3orgia and Louisiana. The num-
Der fUots up \ hundred and thirty
seven Republicans and six y-two DsmO-
Gratis, thus giving the Republicans more
than two-tairds. The Democrats claim
seventy L members.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, February ga man
named J. n. Elder, was arrested last
nighs on 8 warrant issued by Commits
sioner Urban, before whom Z der is
charged by Assessor Valley with per-
juTy. and his bail was fixed at $4,000. The
aniGavis in which the perjury is alleged
to awe been committed states that e.
der entered into the business Of distiIIipg
for the purpose OF discovering the con-
nection between the whisky ring and
the Internal Revenue ofiicisIs, and that
he paid Gsp. Stesdnaan $1,000 aud a
monthly sum Of $500 to the Assistant
Assessors for the privilege Of running
the distiilery. The affidavit was made
before Assessor Wolisy, and gives ths
details of systematic whisky frauds, with
the psmes OF the parties concerned, he
being himself q participant.
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Washington City has bsan ia q stew
fIr some weeks On the important CUES.
ton as TO whether the free American
citizens known IS "colorsd pussons,m
shsll have the privilege Of attending the
Inauguration ball OF the first President
in whose election they have participated
The local strife which has been caused
by the agitation of this exciting and diff
icult problem has almost equsled the
famous qqRrrel known in the history of
the Lilliputianr as the war Of tie Big
Endisns and the Little EGdiaus. Even
the commercial metropolis Of New York
hss taken & certain curious interest in
the affair. kilograms are daily sent to
the leading journals, to keep them posted
as 70 the latest developments. The CON-
mittee Of managers are logged contInu-
ally, by day and by night, with the same
p~ertioGcity with which the politicians
keep spy upon the sayings Of GRANT.
relating to the competition of bjs Cabi-
net. Shall PoMPEY and DINAH be adj
mitted to the sacred precincts Of Radical
society, where Senators, r representatives.
the President and Cabinet, Foreign Min
listers and the elite OF the capital, are TO
assemble and cry out in ecstasy, "let
JOY be unconfined ?' The latest devel.
opmeDt on this intensely interesting
question, is contained ia the following
paragraph Of the New York Herald:
MAXI Room FOR PoMPxY.-Mayor Rove,
OF Washington, IN reply to an INQUIRY rom
several inquisitive citizens OF African 'sye II.
says he wtImske no objection 70 the admission
OF respectable gemmen OF COLOR to the citi-
zens' Inauguration ball, though he does not
know what the committee may say on the SUBJ
Ject.
Bully for Mayor Bowen, who, alone
In Washington, seems to be a man
Of sufficient progress to conpre
bend the changed relQt1ons OF the
two races, and who, therefore, eonde.
sends to " make no objection" to the
eolored race appearing in the ceremonies
OF the Inauguration. But then it is orac-
ularly said that he does not know what
the committee may say on the subject.
So the light thrown by Mayor Bowen
us stu in the dark as long IS the
committee decline to make known their
discrimination as to the admission Of the
dsrkeys. "Lst US have peace"
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From the LouIsvil G Courler-JourEaLl
WAsHISGroS, February %.
PENNSYLVANIA DISPATCHES.

PENNSYLVANIA
The politicians and the President elect
have had an exciting time to day. The
fact made public by Gen. GIANT on
Tuesday. that he had decIsred to sp-
plint a Pennsylvania in his Cabi0et, has
brought to Washington the leaders Of
the r idieal party ia that State, most of
whom, with rs little principle as good
taste, have sought to dictate on the
mere bssis Of umO regarding said ap-
pOintment. The result has already been
strife and discOEd in the Republican
ranks aDd commOtiOn among the Doliti-
cisns. Tois morning Hon. Alex. Nc
Clure, Chairman of the Pennsyiysnia
State Republican COMMITTEES, went to
Army Headquarters in company with
one or two friends, and, sending his card
in, obtained IN Interview with the Presi-
dent elect. Mr.. Mcclure, after toe usual
interchange Of eOurtesies, said he had q
letter, signed by Judges Aguew, Will
liams and Reed, OF the Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania, and other prominent
men Of the Republican party 10 the
STATE, asking that the State might be
represented Ia the Cabinet Of the new
administration, and respectfully suy-
costing the name CT eX-GOv. Andrew G.
Curtin for a position. He added that q
lEeLEI tEUIl Wv OEAEy anu UElEEs VISA
on the way, warmly endorsing GOV.
Curtin and commencing him to ths
favor Of the President elect in the hone
that the name would be veil AMI favor
ably received. Gen. Grant replied to |
this thst he had already determined 10
give the S ste Of Pennsylvania a place in
the Cabinet, and had selected 8 distia- |
guished gentleman and . member OF the
Republican party, whose name, how
ever, he cou'd not mention at present
Hs felt confident that the selection
would meet the approval Of the party
and the people OF that State. Mr.. Me.
CIure said he had noticed the nartes ia
the newspapers Of George h. Stuart,
Boree IA Philadelphia merchant) and
an e. Judge Smith as being likely to
the name Of the party selected,
but be hoped that such was not the ease
felt justified, IS the Chairman for
years Of the Republican S ate
in ssyiDg that these man
not active Republican politicians
would not please the party, and
were not deserving, by work or devotion.
If any such high regard or compliment.
II words to that etiect. Gen. G ant them
81 do not see that the poll. icisns
# Pennsylvania should make up nv
Jabinet."
Mr. Mcclure replied that, rs for Geo.
Stuart, he never knew him to be
at a Republican meeting, or to ,
otherwise to the success OF the !
Z publican party. Indeed, he could not !
70 locked upon rs a representative mar l
/ the party and be added that, stand
0g as 10 old member Of bis party. 81 g
aust protest against the selection IL Mr.
"Wny," said Gsp. Cant.
nth an expression of surprise: II do
Of 81 how any a can object TO Mr..
quart. He devoted himself during the \
ar to his country, contributing his q
services and his means for the u
.ldiers Of thessarmy !" bat with q pause, G
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, February 27.-Marshal Sc
ranno has stated that the members Of
the late Provisional Government will
still retain their seats in the Cortes, and
that the Government viii continue the
policy established by the revolution F;
that every effort would DO male TO re-
duce the expenditures, and that be re-
GREETED the delay Of 3 liberal reform in
Cu5s, necessitatsd by the insurrection.
ATHENS, February 27.-The Greeisn
Government officially announces the re-
establishment of friendly relations with
Turkey.
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Newark machiniss has inv

A Newark machiniss has invented
3 veioeipede to carry two persons.
Hereafter elections will only be held
annually In Indiana.
"A Woman's Suffrage Convention is
in session in Milwaukee.
The New Jersey Legislature on
Wednesday passed y bill establishing an
Insurance department 10 that State.
Rev. John Robb, for many years
clerk IN the Treasury Department, disd
In Washington On Tuesday.
Rev. @, H. Platte, a prominent Free
mason, died in Binghampton, N. Y on
Thursday.
Quite g number Of counterfeit fifty
dollar g~eenbacks we're circulated in New
York 8 day or two ago.
1t. John G. Small and Capt. J. Z
Scott, both In the Union service during
the late wsr, have committed suicide Ia
San Francisco within the past two days.
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AED RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS. February 27.-Dspsrted-
Julia and MoIIie Able. The weather il
clear and very cold.
CAIRO, February 27.-Down-N0rmar,
10 pm. last night Belle Memphis, 5
pm. Up-Rutb, 4 q M. Belle st. Lou
is, S am. The weather is clear and cold.
The river is stationary.
CINCINNATI, February 27.-Arrived-
Robert Burns. Dspsrted-MinneoIa and
Cheyenne. The weather Is cloudy and
cold. The river is falling, with "a feet
in the channel.
NEW ORLEANS, February 27.-De-
parted-StoneWall aud Pauline Carroll
for Louisville, P. w. Strader and Dex.
ter for st. Louis, and Argosy for Gin
ciDnati.
LOUISVILLE, February 27.-The river
Is falling, with 8 feet and 4 inches in the
canal.
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-New YoEk is . have ; nem Garman

daily.
zen. Grant has expressed mis- hone
OF 3 speedy and perfect reconstruction Of
the 5 nth.
"A Spanish m&n-of-war is of KEY
West watching the movements of the
Peruvian monitors.
IN Philadelphia last year there ware
$50 or births, Us. $50 deaths, and AZ iii
marriages.
The North German Parlisment will
inset On the 4th of March. The Prus-
sian Diet closes its sessions on the 6.h.
Over y. coo. 600 revenue tax on whis-
Ky manufactured have been collected in
1858. -
Foley, who won the $1,000 billiard
match with Frawlsy, hss publicly an
that he will not in future plsv
with the push shot allowed.
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By Telegraph
ARKANSAS.
Crew Of the Ne1tie Jsnes Re
leased.
Capt. Ford Still Held, bat Ha-
beas Corpus Applied For.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
LLTTLE RO- k, February y, 1863.
The crew Of the tug Nettie Jones, ar
rested at Devairs Bluff a few days ago,
were examined to-day, and all released
except Capt. Ford. He has applied for
a writ OF ha6sas corpus, it is said. There
is nothing new or important il the Leg
islature. The weather is eIesr and cold.
The Leni Lsotj leaves tO-THorroH. The
Dss Arc lsavts DsvaI's Buff tonight
with a big trip. b.
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New 0rieans .Earket.

NEW ORLEANS. February 27.-Cottnn. offerings
limited m~iddliDgs 2s14c. SaIes 300 bales re-
ceiDfs l s. exports $3.50. Cod 81 Sterling IS.
Commeres al 4iH942A. N Y. sight &c. prem.
FL ur du L; sdpe fine 81 25; Xxx S. 50; Xxx
q .. Corn dub. 7sgcOc. Bran quiet, 81 Is. Hay,
scarce, prime Sl. Fork 500 50. B3con drm /;
sn@uldefs l5c sides TTA". Lard firm; tiarces
zoe; keg 23@022c. Sugar firm common 1919 q
l3c; prime l5lzGi5Ac; We low clarified I79I7Zc.
AOlssSes firm prime S0GSlc. Whisky dull:
Western reclided e21%casi 90. Coffee STEADY !:
fair lAMlRc. nTina l1LmINkn
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Attachment Notice.
Naomi Jones, Adm'x. VS.. GIL L-swis-BefOrs

Naomi Jones', Adm,x, VS.. Gil Lsw1s-Before R.
H. Gibson, J.P.
TN this cause it ppssring to he satisfaction
OF the Court, from adidsviB disd herein, that
the defendant is a non-resldenI or the State Of
Tennesaee and It also appearing that tae at
taehmsnt ia this cause has been levied
n ia therefore ordered, That publication be
made in the Memphis Appeal for four success
sive weeks. repairing said defendant TO appear
before r. H. Gibson, J.P., at nis-of1ce in Mem
phis. on the 18th day Of February next, and
pkad. answer or demur to said cause, or the
same viii be aeard ex parte a. to him.
jaSI Laws r, Il. GL1SSoN J. P, /,
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NEW YORK.

NEW York, February GA. H.
Barnes, President Of Wells & Fargo's
Express, states that the Union Pacific
Railroad has not been open for 3 week,
and that there has been ne through train
either way since the 18th inst.
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PHaLADELPHTA.

PHILADELPHIA, February 27-Gov.
Gesry and Judges Agnew and Williams
deny having signed any letter recon-
mendlng any person fOr positions Ia
Grants Cabinet,
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AMUSEMEHTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

FOR SIX Nights Only-The eelebrafed Carfca.
Iurist aud Genius OF B1rlesque. TaE LEE
FINGW ELL, who VIII appear in MS Iaugha-
PIE performance, the Gushing CLORTNDA-
IN ID. J. ByIOn's burlesque Of 81 CinCeriIIa >
Monoay, tuesday and wednesday. March 1T.
van tne gem comedy, in enc act, entitled
the COSJUGAL LESION.
Romeo Jafier jenkins.
DooEs open a. quarter 70 7 O'Clock; curtain will
1ss AZ 8 precisely. Box book open rom 10
O'Clock an to 5 pm.
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NEW ADvERT1sEM'NTs

NCTICE Having been nominated By the
~ Second Ward Democratic Club tor tie
once of SCHOOL VISITORS, we hereby ac-
eept the and announce ourselves
candidates for the position
F. A. LEVY,
feo28 GEO
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DRUG

nR.J J. W. SMELSER has this day been adj
IL United = partner in the house Of ]. B. Was
sen q co. Inc style OF the firm for the future
VIII be WATSON, SM ELSER q CO.,
February .. l869-feZ- 3l8 Main street.
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T-ELEGRAPmIO mAHmETs


NEW YORK, February on frmsr. buL
rather quiet sales Of 400 bales; uplands 2gIae.
6io1r s1pernne 70 4oS6 Is. Whisky SIC
Cuba l3%Gl412c. Wheat lg2c. lower.
Dry G-ods-fhe market is Without material
Change.
Nm y-The market is eesy at safe. on call.
Discounts Ease. Sterling SLgSH. State bonds
a FRICTION higher and hrm. Hew Tennessee
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louisville Market.

LoUIsvILEz. February 27.-Tobaeco. Tugs TO
med um leaf 81 51SlS 90; sales 1874 hhds, Cot
ton 2715c. Wheat 81 so. Flour, suprrdne So. Corn
in bulk, 81 a62. Cats 65967c. PorkS32 on. Lard
l9c. Bsco~n-shoulders 14LSc sides I7I6alsc-
Bulk shoulders 1SAc; sides I6159I7c.
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CINCINNATI. February 9-Family hour IS rs
al 90. Corn 649g6c. Oats 6796Sc. Whisky 92c.
Pork S32 90. Bulk shoulders IEIe sizes i4Lc
Bacon held, shoulders l4c; S dss 17aI7lSc Lard
1Shze. Hams lS@9ls3c. Wheat s. 4O9i So. Rye
tirmer at 2Se, Dried beef, lSg2Oc. Butter 35Gs4Oc.
Eggs 10,
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Come to a shoe stars rar SHOES.

we are now receiving supplies daily Of
W Boots. shOes and Callers, comprising q
full and complete line, from the substantial,
celored friends call " de 6usi0n Bend Gstter."
J s. LEVEET q o
feb27 Ger. Union q Main streefe.
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fea2s
FINE
For sale.

WE WI sell, at the stsbls of Messrs.
w BOWLES & Co, at the southeast corner
OF Court square. on FRIDAY MORNING, the
18th inst, at Ii o'clock, a valuable young NOR
A sired by Flying Morgan"
snd out OF a "a Lsviathan " Mare. and bred by
Mr.. Waller, of kayette county, Tenn He is q
nn9 saddle as well as a harness animal, and
only six years old, and sold for no fault. The
sale Will be positive and without reserve, and
title good.
Terms of sale-Cash or satisfactory city ae-
csptance, at 20 days.
The horse VIII be on exhibition at the above
place until day OF sale.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & D
febi8 A~uctioneers.
Medical College of Memphis.
THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF
1 this Institutisn viii be held in Odd-Fel-
lows Hall, on
Monday Evening, March Ist, at "a O'erk.
Address by Prof. Alexander Rives. The pub
tic Is respectfully invited to attend.
ALEXANDER ERSK1NE, MD,
feb2S Dem OF the Faculty.
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NE w ASSEMBLY HALL
VARIETIES
Corner Main and Washington SIS.
THEATER,
No. 81 JEFFERSON Street.

j. II. ETLY-----LESsEE AND MANAGER
SCAR NILLLS--------SrAGE MANAGER
THE leading Variety Theater of the South.
IL Open for the Season, with the best standing
Variety Combination that has ever appeared in
the city-tEe performances consisting OF Songs,
Dances, Burlesques, -PantOmimes, etc. New
Stars each week. ADMIsEIoE-Fifty Cent? ,
Private Boxes, Five Dollars. Doors open as
O'Clock performances TO cOmnencs at quarter
to 2 O'Clock. faI
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THE PUBLIC.
TEENS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
pA1LY APPEAL, one o
RATES OF ApvERTIsIEo.
CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence, on Public Events, solicited from
every part Of the United 8gcteS.
ALNSLLE HEATING d co.
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LToR SALE OR TO LEr-oN BUsHwICK AVENUE,
IL the Dutch Reformed church, two French roof
Houses, and containing heaters and range.
Apply to JOHN MORGAN, Bushwck avenue, between Cedar
AM Chestnut Streets IS Beecker street, New York
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

L,OR sALE-Ar FORDHAM, A TWO STORY ATTIC
IL and basement House. containing II roomn water in
ktchen fne and cserns, aTbor,
and small FRUITS and sabe all in good order with six
full lots fronting Beran and Prospect svenues close to
schools churches college, and Boulevard and e
Park only mnues walk from depot; price - sou
can remain mortgage II not sold by April 70 wiz
App; 70 e. q, LOCKE, No. al Eighth street (stscks
building).
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EoR SALE OR TO LET-Iy BROOKLYN, THREE
new Houses, three stories, basement suo-celars
mprot enents $1,000 $1,000 cash Lafayette avenue "a feet
west OF Franklin. NORTON & BROTHERS. Also a new
House in Houston street. between avenue and VIII
loushby street, 200 feet north Of wiloughby.
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L'oR SALE CHEAP-PRICE $500, IN BROOKLYN,
IL three blocks from Hamilton avenue ferry Is Summit
two story brick Shop In front aud frame
Dwelling House 10 the rear good for caan, carpenter
any KIND OF business. Terms easy. Apply to JOHN ".
KENNEDY, No. Coenties slip, New York.
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ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME NEW STORES ON THE
" west SIDE OF Third avenue, between Thigtyxth and
FhryseseRth Streets for sale; terms Apply the
premises
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rpHIRD AVENUE PROPERTY FOR sALE-sTORE AND
Il Dwelling, l2lih street. Iumelilte possession.
FuIot Apply Dr. NEIL, corner Third and Nth
street.
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A oUsEs FOR SALE by

IIOR SAIL OR 10 LEr-A FIRST CLASS BKOwl
u stone front House, fully furnished Foureent
street Arpy TO wA a 4. s. CRuIKsfiASK, 60 Bfoadway
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Il oTs ON FIFTH AVENUE, ALSO ON FfFTYsEvESrn
IL street, between fourth and Sixth avenues on easy terms
and reaiy for mme late improvement Apply To t. HAN
FORD, 229 Bfoaiwsy.
I OTs IN FIFTY SECOND STREET, nErwEEH EIGHTH
II and Ninth avenues Tor sale or efghadae, title good Ap
NY at2 Chambers street roUin no. J.
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THE BIG FISH OF THE |

SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TUESDAY, APRIL 90.
House, In Seventh ward; will exchange for short
date mortgages Apply to owner, JOHN b. MANNING, No ~
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A DECIDED BARGAIN, IN fifty SECOND STREET,
~ sixth Avenue-TwO elegant brown stone Houses
trimmed walnut marble halls, walnut manies with beau
ufu maute glasses In parlOr and basement. These two
houses ready FOR occupancy AMI will be sold reasonable
90 cash customer Apply on The premises or at 10 West
ffly-second street
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HARLEM.-THIRD AvESUE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
new irst class oVr story Building s5G61; lot $50 feet
deep Also another store and Dwelling block,
lch street. fnl lot Apply the owner, lth street. hrst
house west OF Third avsnue.
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able locality full three story and basement frame House,
26xO feet including two story extension and octagon
ains all modern improvements; basement floors all laid out
IN walnut and ash, and wainscoted bath water
closets and library finished Ia black walnut recently
freseoed and painted all in perfect order burglar alarms
dumb waiter, &C.; two story stable, complete with
carriage wash tray coachmans ROOM &C. grounds 50x20o
handsomely laid out with flowers dwarf fruit trees srawber
BEDS &c. Terms Address box 925 New York Post
Office.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
UxTRA CARTOON ISSUE.
THE BIG FISH OF THE |

SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TUESDAY, APRIL 80.
EoR SALE OR ExcIIANGE-AT ORANGE, NEW JER-
IL sey, the eastern slope OF the Orange Mountain,
handsome Residence house 42xl2 feet unsurpassed
Apply 10 GEO. w. SANDFoRD. counsellor at law S. Mas
street.
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FOR SALE.

Gas LINE FOR aALE-AT THE MANHATTAN GAS
one half 40 cents per bushel. - - Wv