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BAHAMAS.

Gaze Of the Cuban Blockade Runner Sal.
vador--Decision Of she Admiralty Court.
NASSAU, N. p, August 1871
Via KEY WEST Fla, August II. 1902. /
The Admiralty Court was opened here to-day, at
ten O'Clock in the morning the main business Of his
Honor the Judge being deliver his decision In the
long contested case OF the steamship salvador
charged with violation Of the neutrality laws. The
Court soon afterwards gave its ruling, the chief
points being to fhe following erect:-The Cuban
blockade runner salvaoor-charaed a. suca-haa
been duly cleared here according to port reguia.
tions. Each OF tho parties In the present suit will
pay his own proper costs, and the vesse be de.
ivered UP.
The Salvador will. consequently, be gwen up at an
early day.
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Admiral Casio DIendex Nunsz.

Admiral Casio NIcndcx Nunez.
By cable we are Informed Of the death Of Adm rs'
Caste Nendez Eunez, ono Of the most conspcuc vi
oHacers In the Spanish navy. He was ono Of Il Vi
youngest odlesrs In command, aud In tho year lss
was merely q lieutenant In the year 1865 hs
commanded the Spanish frigate the NumsnoiA
was WAS the nrst tron-clad ever seen in the
Southern waters. The cause Of his speedy prv-.
motion was owing to che acts Of valor performed
By him at the Hindanao Islsnds 10 consequences
within the space or i've months. OAe Of his most
prominent actions was the capture o. ehe Moorish
through one OF the embrasures and then rushed ~
with his men and captured 1t. Although staunch
supporter OF the royal cause, which he gniisntiy
Spain, he eventusily Joined the ranks Of tho new
government.
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TIE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

Lopez In Want of Arms and Anunitio n--The
Allies Preparing to Attack Ascurra.
-. LISBON. August 81, 1869.
The regular mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has
sr.vea briusl:: aaias from that CITY 70 thy 2ssh q
July. ~'-%s - = 49,,
President Lopez was a. Ascurra. He saa PlenS
Of provisions but was SHORT Of arms, ammunl sion
and other war material
The allied army had marched Oh and captured
villa RIGA, aud we're preparing to storm Ascurra.
Barreiro was likely to become President ct Ascun.
ci0u.
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cWttling OF tho Schooner Garryowen-NIiil
tary HIovemeuts.
VENEZUELA.

Maricnibe Beseissd by the Federal Forces
The POpuiacs Hostile TO the Rebellion.
HAVANA. August q, 1862
Dispatches have been received from Caracas 10
the 9th inst.
General Manages is in command or the troops be-
sieging Maracaibo. The besiegers aided by
three Federal vessels. All the States Of the republic
have sent troops. The merchants are generally Ia
favor Of the Federal forces. General Pulgar N
making great preparations to resist The populace
OF Mafacaiuo are hostile to him.
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NEW \ YORK.
Marriage OF Commodore Vanderbilt.

NIurfINE8 Of C0mn1OuOFe VAHGBrbfI.
ROCHESTER. August a. 1869.
Commodore Vanderbilt was married this morning
at London Canada, to Mas Frank Crawford. daugh.
Of Robert L. Crawford, OF Ala. Augustus Schel.
or. New York, and superintendent Tlllin-
ghast, OF the New York Central Railroad, were
the only persons present at the ceremony The
party arrived here in the directors car at five
O'Clock this afternoon and proceeded to Syracuse.
They have rooms engaged III the syracuse House to-
uight, and will go to Saratoga tomorrow
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T3f- sic.
FRANKFORT BouRsB-FBASxroRr, August 81,
1S65-United states hve-twenty bonds are active
and nrn Mt s8T for the issue OF 1884,
LIVERPOOL CoTros MARKET. LIVERPOOL August
H--f p. M.-The market closed shade easier. Mid.
ding upiands, l3ad. midding Orleans lad. The
sales OF the day have footed up coo bales 1000 OF
winch was taken for export and speculation.
HAvRR Corr0S MARKKr.--HAvRE, August 2i--
Evening. Cotton closed quiet aud unchanged both
op the spot and sHoat.
LIVERPOOL BRBApsrUFFs MARRET.-LIvERPoot,
August 2i.-.Wheat, lis. a liz. Id. per GENITAL for
California white and o., Cd. as. Tod. for No. red
Western. Flour, 25s 3d. per Dbl. for western canal
Corn, 32s. per quarter for European, Oats ss. Cd
per bushel Peas 4Ss. I'd. per quarter for Canadian
LIvKRPooL PROVISIONS MARKRr.-LIvRRPoOI,
August 2l.-Pork 1888. Cd per terce OF 3o4 lbs for
extra prime mess. Beef, 90s per Dbl. for Eastern
prime mess. Lard, zss, per cwt. Cheese. 62s. per
eva for the best grades OF American nne. Bacon
65s. per cwt for Cumberland cut
LIvRRpooL PRODUCE MARKET-Liverpo0I, August
N.-Rosln, IS. sd. per owt. for common North Caro-.
lima and l6s Tor fine petroleum; 7hd. per gallon for
spirits and L. 50. for refined; tal0w, AIS. 3D. per
cwt.; turpentino, AIS Cd. per owt.; inseed OIL A33
per ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDoH, August d.
Jinseed cakes f10 s.. per ton for thin oblong for
feeding. sperm oil f92 per ton, whale oil 500 per
ton. Tall0w 45s. Cd. 46s. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANTwnRR, August H.
Petroleum quiet aud steady.
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Lone BRANCH, n. =, AagnSss ss ~ Ss asos r..
The weath>r for the past two D.. ~ ind,eat,nS
warmest OF the season. the thermoutlt>> .yais Far
loo degrees in the shade at poon. Tue frf. hoteIs
the past tweaty-fouf hours have dlfed the
TO 0verflowing -
=. Hepple Han Delivered lecture to-n'sntE,o,s,
Tour Around the World"--in the Continents ho'ei
to large audience
Charles 2. Loew, County CLERK. In behalf Of the
guests OF the Mansion House. presented gold caro-
nometer watch TO Augusrua Heoker for periI0us
services 1t the late fire at the Mansion House.
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OUTBREAKS IN THE ELEVENTH WARE.

Tho Eleventh precinct at late hour reported
that in nshs between Joseph Carr and Mary
Ann connerty at No. TIA Stanton street.
Carr seized q tumble and made vio-
lent and felonious assault upon Connerty,
whose wounds were dressed by q surgeon. About
the same hour fight occurred In No. 2S2 Stanton
street between James OHearn and Solomon Aorti-
mer which progressed for some time 0Hearn
seized glass tumbier and cut Mortimer severely on
the head. In both cases she offenders were ar.
rested
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SPAIN.

Death os Admiral NIinez-Ths Government
Asked to Spare Polo, the Insnrgent-
Arrest OF Cariists on the Frontier.
MADRID, August 2l-Even.ng.
Admiral Minez is dead.
The volunteers have petitioned the government to
spare the life OF Polo who recently captured at
the head OF a Cariist bana.
me Prefect OF Ferpignan was arrested at Tristan
wiz ten other Carlists, WHO ABOUT to the
frontier.
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Recsptfsa by the Municipal AathsN "'os o.
Newport, X. a.
NEWPORT, H. L., August Il, 1859.
Tho reception was given to-day by the municipal
authorities OF Newport TO the President, and was
grand auatr. A reception was given this afternoon
ct the residence OF ex.Unted States Senator Z. d.
Morgan Notwithstanding the rain . large number
OF ladies and gentlemen we're arriving and leaving
foE four hours. General W. r. sneri1ccsn exsecre
ttaaye Rorte Secretary OF fbe Man. pn,-s. ID
mira. Porter were among the distinguished v,sItoos
The President WIN l. morrow attend the church Of
Rev. DR.. Thaysr He will es,e this city by special
train at nine O'Clock on Wednesday morning. August
20, via Boston, without stopping, for the White
Mountains. z-~c~1 y 9,
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seventh stroet, went to work. az hsif-past nine he
was taken sick and proceeded to his residence. lay
down. aud soon after Ieil asleep. Hs wife did not
failed 10 call physician. Later In tho day he was
tonne dead, evidently from the effect Of tho heat.
,na 10 o.nsr cases Of suaden oesse proDsOy result
BErney Of No. 800 east Fftyseventh street. died at
Luomiey's stables in that street. Martin Byrnes
died A. No. 50 Ninth avenue. Cornelius Callahan
DIED In fifst avenue, near sixty second street. Ut
late hour.
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The Order Sending nm IrOn-cind to Cubn
Couatermanded.
LONDON, August 81, $780,
1t 10 reported that the order for an iroA-cisd to
proceed to Cuba on account OF the detention Of
British vesses by the CUBAN authorities, has been
'countermanded.
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cINcIssATI, August 2l.-rwo deaths from sun.
stroke occurred In this city last evening.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-h u believed that sMla
has been tho hottest DAY on record in this city, The
thermometer ranged vs. to lOl degrees In the shade
afternoon have passed o. much 20 che disgust Of oar
oitizens
WASHINGTON. August 21.-rD-dAy has been
undoubtedly the hottest of the INNER, tho ther-
m0meter ranging at different points III the city dur
ing the day from % 70 l03 degrees and st one point
1t reached los. At this hour eight o'clock there are
indications Of storm, but the heat ID still intense
the thermometer standing ct 81. Westerly breeze
has been blowing oil day. and no GASES OF death
from SunstrOke are reported.
WILMINGTON. N O., August 21.--Westher clear.
wind south; Thermometer, 81 degrees.
CHARLssrOh, 3. o., August N.-Thermontotsr. -
degrees.
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THE NEW DOMINION.


Expected Arrival Of Prince Arthur a. HaiifAx
to.day-Preparatiens for an I@pos,Qs Re-
ception or Monday. ~ VI,
HALIFAX, August q, 1853.
The great event OF interest in the New Dominion
Ia the coming visit of Prince Arthur. He will prob
ably arrive here tomorrow in the City OF Paris but
there will be formal reception until Monday. The
steamship Chtltern with the Mayor and several dis.
tngutshed 0fficalS and citizens on board will 20
down the harb0r In the morning and escort his
Royal Highness into the port He will proceed i'm.
mediatey TO the Government House, where he will
be the guest OF Sir John Young, the new Governor
General.
Tho reception on Monday will be an imposi M and
grand affair. The entire provincial and local gov.
ernmsnts will unite. The regular troops stationed
here viii turn ont as win also the volunteers and
the various civic societies. ana there will be peal.
ing Of bells sud Nominations and fireworks I'm tho
evening. Addresses Of welcome will be made by
the Governor General and the Mayor and every
oclal and general courtesy with be extended to the
a ban ana picnic in honor Of his Royal
nighness are among the events Of next
ce s1 to Prince EDWARDS Island. and then hen
return aud visit St. John, after which he wiz 60 to
rreasticktou and thence BY route to be decided
al00f from the United States.
Vice Admiral Wellesley arrived here In the frieate
hcVcuRc tuuty-uiue udy5 HOm oplluedu ne Sue
ceeds Admiral Mundy, in command OF her Majesty's
naval forces IN the Dominion the latter having been
promoted.
Banquet To the Governor General in Halifax.
HALIFAX, August q, 1869.
The banquet TO the Governor General last night
was grand affair. Sir John Young said he did not
withdraw one word of his quebec speech. 1t had
been misrepressntsd. He had been represented as
saying that q change Of allegiance would be possible
This was incorrect, aud on that word trouble arose.
He had spoken Of change Of allegiance thereby
contemplating different relations with England, that
the idea OF severance never occurred to him.
Scmttling OF tho Schooner Garryowen-nIiii-
tary tIovements.
TORONTO, August q, 1869.
Two sailors, named John Connor and Albert
Sharp have been arrested here on suspicion OF hav-
ing scutted the schooner Garryowen. recently sunk
opposite Ashtabula, Ohio.
II IL reported that the headquarters OF the Sixteth
rifles Will be removed from Ottawa TO Toronto; also
that the orders for the Twentieth aud FIFTY third
regiments, now at Point Levi 10 leave FOR Barbados
have been countermandcd.
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CUBA.

Patriots Appear Near Macarises-Ths span.
iards Unable 20 Check Them.
HAVANA, August 10.
Via KEY WEST, August 81, 1859.
Intelligence from Colon to Tuesday report that
1000 insurgents have appeared in the vicinity Of
hacurises. The troops IN the district are few In
number and the Governor is unable to check the
patriots. who are destroying oil tue property owned
BY Spaniards
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The President to Visit Concord, N. III.

The President to Visit Concord, N. ri.
CONCORD, N. H., August 81.
President Grant has accepted an invitation from
Governor stesrns to visit Concord. Colonel NJ W.
Tai oan CHIEF Of the Governors star left for New.
port tits morning 20 arrange definitely the day.
which will 50 some time 2sxt week. -,
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Tho Ssnatus Consuitnm and the Colonies.
'~-,- PARIS, August 81. 1862.
The Press says that senatus Consutum is In pre-
paraton granting autonomy anu greatsr liberties to
the colonies.
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The Weather.

LONDON. August 81, 1850.
Weather fair and favorable for the crops.
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FRANCE.

The Prospective Minister OF War.
PARIS. August Il, 1869.
II is now t0lerably certain that General Edmund
Leboeuf viii be appointed Minister OF War,
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The Crops.

LONDON, August 81, 1860.
Reports from all parts of England in relation 10
the crops have been received and published. With
the exception OF wheat they viii all be at least a
good ~ the average
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A Peck Of CackroRches Can he Killed bv q
single hask Of LYONS INSECT POWDER. Nothns sss
kills This fer natural oneny you get
tbs genuine has X. Lyons the package An
others frauds. Depot. ri Park row, New York.
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A Fine Cumplcxion.-A Bcautifu1 and Vel.
vetike skin, free from all bemishes oAn BE- produced
by BURNETfs KALLIsTOh which, unlike other cosmetics,
produces healthy action Of the cApArss For chatting 81
Infants musquo bites sunburn rou9hness OF tbs ska
has no equal For by John 3. HANRY No Cslisgs
MIA and v all druggstg
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A Perfect Hair Dressing. Csc0ar
no perfect and the best preparation In the world
harsh and dry hair Irritation Of the scalp sadns aAl
dan
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The Carlist Invasion a, an End.

DN"HID, huNust II, fSBy.
Mountaineering the stories Of invasion and insur
feotioh, II Is now believed the Csrlist movement IL
ended.
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A.-Lndies, Faces Euamelled also the Pro-
paat,oa for sale, With Instructions by NJ LAUSs0N, ~
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Cuba and tho United States.

FARis, August IT, 1853.
La France Of to-day says:-
Cuba 70 lost to SPAN and the wisest thing spain
can do s 70 take advantage OF the present situation
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IzHuS.b IOWlMOMye - -,
sutousy recommends BARRYS TRiCOPHEROUS As the
hest shs has used Siacc usag Il her haze
has stopped falling out aud growth of ossy
s rapdly growing Sold by druggists all the world.
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The Great Camp Meeting nj mcrrick.-s
me South s,ds Railroad WIN run tram. from hss
sad s4S, seS and SO n. kxaurslsa tickets fsr sss
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Av.udx,s Tnstimouv.

A.-Isurnets's FIorimcls an Exquisits Per-
f0me RESEMBLING Trash orders OF bouquet Has
eaua and s Tor sale BY all druggists
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| DR.. CIovcr's Champion Lover Truss-ThU
best use Elastic Stockings Bxndases, &c. IL Aon At
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ling oil or New YORK. and Mss J: T., and MISS ANN
Lockwood. OF ROY, ana hrs H. w. Hp"nS' =" r""S
depbis.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONBY MARKET.-LoND0N, August 2i-i
; M.-Consols closed at e3s4 for money and 83,s
or the account. American securities closed quiet
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Fer First Glass Printing OF livery Doscrlp.
ton 60 the poitsn JOB Printing HstasnshasAH
k.axa afra
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There l. Only one General Grant; There In
only one fache Railroad there Ia only New York and
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE,
aud that 10 Mt
sos Broadway, ueAf Fourteenth street.
where We have noticed suon compete assortment
other couniriea
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(souraud,s Oriental Croam, 81 SO Per Bet
tie as Bond street, late OF a53 Broauway and drvgssts
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F.: e ssss f Ssr s ss.s ~
=: & IT,:
Fine CompIcxien.-A Beautiful and Vel.
sSs @ ss fT n nss :.s
pieaSoss healthy aciion cspHiar:s For sSasss.
r.. mt %siass sr s: ;"GsSs
place. ana by all draggsts.
Perfect Hair Dressins. --Burnctt's Cscssr
ss ss :as :1s II % ..
1sudrua.
A.-Bnrnsts,. FIerimsI, An Esanis,ts Per Per.
saaa and is Tor sale By al drnsgists
;sHsiS 49, & nan
A-Lndie:' FACE. Ens%s,sd ais: +: , &: Pre-:
sroad~.y
b.s RE f. u.s ;p Es.s sossn sand.:s: &C.
Established Ia lsoo-The Metropolis. Jsh
Printing Extablishmeos ~ Nassau street..
ton 90 % tho sssropol.a jos rrs,i,s Es's,'aa:.tH
eu..na. Oriental g Srs.% 81 50 Per Bet
Great Fire in Canton.
block of buildings burned.
HERRINa's SAFE
STILL LEADS THE WAY tit
CASros, N. Y, Ausust is 1862
Messrs HERRING, FARRELL 4 SHERMAN.
The building that we did busuess totally destroyed
oy the very destructive fire tina. thus place
Saturday morning. Int of your No. 4 Patent
Champion Freproof Safes It the ass with tho
contents all right. We shall wanting Gre.
proof safe to try one OF yours.
Tra, yours, &c,
I. CALDWELL SON.
Over thirty thousand are use aad nearly ss hundred
have been tes,sd In accidental Ares.
HERRINGs NEW PATENT CHAMPION BANKERS
sAPEs Of wrought Iron hardeasd steel and iron
combined With the patent FrAnkne spisgel Essn The
hes, resistance to burglsrs ,ooIs re, found
HERRING. FARRELL SHERMAN,
s5i Broadway corner Murray street, New York.
FARRELL, HERRING 4 Co. rhasdssha.
HERRING CO.. Chicago.
HERRING, FARRELL 4 SHERMAN, New of.eaus.
nryJ51stAvxrn nItuerni spring Water Cvrea
ar diseases Of kidneys skin and blood more promptly
than any other known remedy See teairaonsA Addretn
Middisowu Mineral Spring Co, Mddletown, w., 1873
Broadway New York Cauuon-Ins bottles and oorks OF
All senulns are branded Natures Remedy"
ROYAL Havana Lotfery.-Prizes Paid In Gold
Inormston furnished Tbs hghsA paid Tor Doablossa
sndall KINDA Of cod Ahd sGver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wa nssrses, NJ
---.-
There l. Only one General Grants There In
only Pacific Railroad there only York and
there IL only one
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE,
aud thai Is at
sos Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
where have noticed and compete assortment
other countriea y
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Destruction Of Estates BY tho Revolution.
kts-Spanish Escort Attacked-Sovsrs Fight.
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ROYAL Havana Lotfery.--Priyes Paid In Gold
furnished Tbs higheSt paid for Doubtless
andaA kaii o! 5od ana SILVER.
TAYLOR CO., BANKERS, Is Wa ns,rsel n Z.
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nIiddletovvn Mineral Spring Water Cvres
an diseases OF the Kidneys skin and blood promptly
Than any other known remedy See teatisaons Addfen
Middis,owu Mineral Spring Co, Middlenwn, w., or l1
Ali senulns are branded Natures Rsne6y."
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A GREAT SALE or CITY LOTS.
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK,
In plots Of one or more lots
VIII be sold at auction by JAMES M. MILLER,
At the Exchange saesroom. Ill Broadway.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
AT IL O'CLOCK.
This property which desiraby located, bounded
by the
SEVENTH AVENUE BOULEVARD
Eighth avenue, and il5th and Issth streets.
THE SEVENTH AVENUE GRAND BOULEVARD
is $50 FEET WIDE,
handsomely laid out upon the completion Of the pro-
poscd improvements win bethc
HASDsoMEsT AVENUE IN THE WORLD.
This excellent opportunity for procuring residence
near the fashionable of the future En-
pire City Of the world.
1t ia proposed to extend the
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD
line, and the cars will doubt be running past tho
property on that avenue.
For diagrams and further particulars apply at the Office
Of the auctioneer, % Pine street.
SALE pEREMrToRY.
Title to above property sunaaesonabc having been in
the family of the owners for nearly
leo YEARS.
A DRAIN H. MULLER
Auciicnecr
AUCTION SALE OF sIxTH-FoUR CENTRAL PARK.
LOTS, EIGHT SPECIALLY PROMINENT EIGHTH AVE-
NUE. FRONTS OVERLOOKING THE PARK IN EVERY
DIRECTION ADRIAN II. MULLER, P. r. McKINsE &CO,
WILL SELL 1T AUCTION, MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
AT II O'CLOCK, AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsR0oM,
NO. Ill BRoAwAY, THE ENTIRE BLOCK, BOUNDED
BY THE EIGHTH AND NINTH AVENUES SEVENTEEN
AND sEvENTY.F1RsT STREETS. TO BE SOLD IN LOTS.
The title of the premises (being portion Of the HARsEN
ESTATE unexceptonabe and full abstract prepared by
Messrs wetore BOVINE will be furnished to each pur-
without charge Twohirds OF the purchase money
remain on bond and mortgage for three years.
Maps with diagram of the,enal Park and Boueyard may
be ont the auctioneers No. Pine street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS CoACHMAN AND GROOM
w is willing TO make himself generally useful; Is good
drver the couniry best reference from
last place Gail Mr. Henry for three days. at lOl Chfyste
St, rear house, FIRST hoor
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COO BROADWAY-A SITUATION As COAcIIMAN;
OO thoroughly understands his bsincss has no obiec-
ton to the country willing to make himself useful Best
city reference.
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yIrASTED-A MAN TO woRs IN STORE AND
w drive wagon Apply With references, at ~ Nassau st.
room L.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO MAXI
IN the acquaintance ~ Nh nectinuae AMI sociabc
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