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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-21
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THE LYNCHBURG REPUBLICAN,.
FOUNDED IN 1910.

THE LYNCHBURG REPUBLICAN
FOUNDED IN 1910.
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY.
YiSHlS well established, popular AMI re-
l. liable Newspaper has been consider
ably enlarged, aud now appears in d new
ana improved dress throughout, making
1t one of the most attractive journals in
the State, and therefore presents stronger
claims than ever upon the patronage OF
the business and reading public.
In its politics the Republican will re.
main, as it has ever been, strictly conser-
vative, ana will devote itself to that
course OF political conduct with firm
conviction tina 1t is the only sure way to
bring back the old days OF prosperity
and happiness 10 the people OF Virginia
Our political news wi be gath cred
from the papers Of the country, without
| regard to their politics, and will AWAY S
be OF the freshest, and most reliable and
Interesting character.
Our money market reports are under
| the supervision of an experienced nnan.
cier, and may be relied upon as In ali re
spectS accurate.
counts OF the transactions al the Breaks
in this city, full returns from the various
tobacco districts OF Virginia, and extra cts
from the leading reports of the Western
ana southern markets.
To the family circle The Republican
Will present strong attractions, as every
effort will be made To present the choic-
est and most interesting selections of
mtscel laneous reading matter.
Our correspondence Will embrace let
tiers from all of the principal eertres of
news; and particular attention will be
given to faithful reports of all matters of
public interest transporting In the Stale.
To MAKE 1t a live newspaper Will be, in
word, the chief effort and ambition of
the Editors and Proprietors of The Repub-
Iican, and to this end we confidently ask
and expect the patronage OF ne public.
As an advertising medium the Republic
can offers superior advantages circa-
laton being very large anu daily incis as.
ing.
TERMS:
Daily. Til WeeAiy.
One ear. -. $7 col one year. s. 20
Siz months CO TX mouths. 3 %
Three "........ 20 Hnree .,... i 80
To clubs OF five or more, the daily win
be furnished al six dollars per annum,
and the tli-W weekly al iour dollars-pay-
menLs to be Fundamentally in advance.
Specimen copies wiil be furnished on
application.
Address, --. .it
Belts, HARDwIoKE Il FosFER.
Ocl2tf Editors and Pronfiatara
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Dry Goods.
SECOND GRAND OPENING
OF FALL AND WINTER

SECOND IN Ran D OP EIN " u
OF FALL AND WINTER
ID II Y O. O o ID q.
Having Just returned from the princi-
pal Northern markets, and purchasing
our stock at the lowest cash prices of the
ducenents in all goods in our line
IN DRESS GOODS.
Black Silks from ST. Is to 81 50,
Colored Silks in great variety,
Handsome Changeahle Silk s, extra width
aad cheap,
French Merino, all wool. at u cents, good
quality and choice colors,
Superb POplinS, Reps, Coburgs,
Serges. Chene Mohairs. Irish Poplins,
High Colored Plaid Poplins ana Mohairs,
Waterproofs, Delaines, &C.
lso low priced Dress Goods, 25c and up.
wards.
IN FLANN
Full line of Gilberts and Ballard Vale
best makes, and cheap,
Also, Gi bert's Opera Flannels, in high
colors and Plaids.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
OF all kinds, Table Damask Napkins
Towels. Huckabacks, Bleaohed and
Brown Sheeliugs and Shirt
| ings, which we offer extra
| Inducements.
HOSIERY
or every description, for ladies', men,
| misses and boys. Ladies' gents
! aud child ems under wear
full lines of EACH
CLOTHS, CASSIMBRES d BEAVERS
To suit even the most fastldious tastes,
and at such prices as will guarantee their
! sale.
SHAWLS AT REDUCED PRICES.
DRABs in great variety. ATS& Co.'S
| first quality Alexander Kid Gloves, fall
and winter coiors. Together with one OF
the most desirable stocks that has ever
| been Nur pleasure to exhibit to MOI folk
/ public and cheap as the cheapest.
-. CAPPS & PEET.
Popular Dry Goods Store.
ocl6 AZ Main stresi.
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BSAs Fort Benton, an old government
post, situated in Montana, on the Mis-
souri,, near the head of navigation, has
been reocoupied by regular troops.
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Belts, HARDwIcKE 4 FosFEa.
'cl2'tf Editors and Projectors.
(" THE LAND COMPANY"

OFFICE No. " w EST MAIN 81,
4te Norfolk Va
y EAL Estate bought and sold. Lurds
LII and other property sold publicly and
privately on commission. Houses and
Farms Rented and Leased, and advances
made upon Real Estate entrusted 10 the
company for sale. Abstracts OF title and
plats from actual surveys OF property
sold by the,;olnpany. furnished purchas-
erS. 54 4 JAS, G. MARTIN AYfnt
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The council OF Georgetown, Ky, has
refused TO license billiard tables.
There has been Two or three white
frosts in northest Mississippi.
Heavy white frost and ice an inch
thick al Louisville, on Friday night.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY
AND GUNS,

X P. [ A B B & co
No. % West side Market Square and No,
Roanoke venue.
rALL the alton ton of wholesale pur-
~ chasers TO their large ard varied STOCK
whioi, las been I'm ported by tle n Gil ect-
ly from Europe, and obtained or the ma
kers in the u 8. BY O special strange
ment they are enabled TO otiar large
number Of goods at manufacturer'e PA
ces, and propose TO give purchasers the
beneit OF 1t. They offer at n York prices
100 doz Axes. Yankee, OHIO, y /. ia Va.
patterns,
1000 dog Table and POck ct Knives,
81 doz Cotton and Wool Cards,
Hollow Ware, Rope, Spades andtSlovels
Wooden Ware, Double and SiDg'e Gun.
Chains, Hoes, Saws, Scales, DC, In great
variety and large quantity.
In the retail department. they are pre-
pared to offer great Inducements, and in
vite ali who wish o buy goods at low
rates to call as above.
W. MOaRE.
Il. j. GRIFFITH. ocl5.tf
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WHOLESALE d RETAIL

WHULESALE d KETAIL
M E ES Q FL "a N IT,
AT No. Wide Water ST., doors
Z side of Roanoke Square.
Consi nments of Trucks, Grain and
olher Merchandise. forwarded or sold In
the Norfolk Market, as directed. -.
Groceries OF different grades and brands
on hand to suit, and sold low for ca Ii.
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r. W. MARTIN. &c ROGERS
AT ARFiN 81 roe Il RS,
No IS Market 3d., Cor. Union Street,
NORFOLK, VA,
Importers and Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE,
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware, white
and decorated; with Staple White
Granite y q, Dipped Edge,
Yellow and Rockingham Wares.
BRITANNIA & SILVER PLATED GOODS,
LAMPS ofevery description, and Lamp
Trimmings generally. We have with
great care, and large outlay, Imported
into our market, the largest and best as
sorted stock of Crockery, GLASS Ware,
China and Lamp Goods that has ever be-
fore been presented to the trade In this
section of the country. We ask you to
stop and examine for yourselves when
you are ready to lay in your supplies.
Our terms and prices are such as to suit
the most exacting. We duplicate any
Northern bills. Remember to call at
the old established house of
MARTIN u ROGERS,
No 25 Cor. Union st. s. Market SO.
sr22.ftf
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EOR RENT.

EOR RENT.
Desirable residence on the South West
corner of CathaIine and Butte SITS. 1t has
seven rooms in good condition, good cs-
tern of water in The yard, two story brick
K ttchen, and room y lot. Possession CIV
en- ist Nov. 1859.
Apply to
AYDLOTT & WHlTEH RST,
Oc2o-tf City Market
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NINETEEN a.g-
ANNIV EkSARY.
COECgRT EXERClSEs, CRANKY ST
Nj. e. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
THURSDAY EVENING, October 81,
At 8 O'Clock,
The Exercises consist of Singing and
Recitations of appropriate pieces. pre-.
senting u moral truth in q simple and
attractive form. A small price IS charg-
ed for attmission, the proceeds is to go to
PROGRAMME:
2-Opening Lay, Chorus and Semi Chorus
Ranks Full. Five Girls.
4-The Gospel Call. Sung by the School
5-Sunday School as an Educator, Boys.
5-The Love that Bought Us, by the School
LET me take one draw, Willie Busby
Presentation OF Certificates q Premiums.
Presentation OF Banners.
I-Wai!ing by the river, Duett & Chorus
81 Ao lI0ptllCOu olO VI Iuc Idu1uGOu,
or. The True Inspiration, Is G.rls
S-Lite's Battle Field, Sung by the School
4-Debate-" Are Men Creatures of Cir
cumstaGces". ......;...........4 Boys
o-Will You Love Me when I've
0OAG... SOLO
6-Parting address. BY Little Girl
7-Gloria in Exec sis. Chant
The friends OF religious education will
not only contribute to / Il advancement
by attending the exhibition but will en-
joy an evenings entertainment of a high
order.
The pieces which are intended to con-
vey moral truths, are entirely Original
written expressly for this occasion.
Tickets, 25 cents, TO be had of Chas. W.
Wilson q Co.. G. Jordan q Son, and 9 t the
tnsusance office of j. q. Defining tg Co.
Also. at the door of the church.
cGn.St
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Ytttarss anS Mlsstings.

MR.. j. b. COUGH will deliver his LECTURE
W Facts and Fiction Cooper Institute THURSDAY BYE
MING March st u o'clock Tickets 50 reserved 81.
Tickets may be had W. Pamers Bible House Book Room No
10 huoerst TbbaPs No. d Psrkrow and ths door The
evening o;ths lecture -r..f r.I.t' NJ ~
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proposaIs.

L. 4 ORDNANCE AGENCY Houston and Greene-stl
(eurlRce Greebe). Z. o. Boz No. l6ll
EEvlOKK February 10, 1902
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will be
- received at Ofce until SATURDAY. March ~ 1909 AZ " M.
for purchasing quantities, the following knds Of OiNANCb
SToRES hand the different ATssps 10 the United Sesi
for Spencer Carhtne; Callber, ~ aud o.
Catril yes for Balaris Carbiue.
Cartridges for Henry Carbne Metallic frnea'
Cartridges for Renngt on Gardner Cal, H.
Cartridges for Warmers Carbhe
Cartridges for Sharp's CaAne; Cal. 81 lri,.,
Cartridges for Stars Gardiner Cal, 81 "
U. s, Muskct Cartridges T. Ball; Cal, 81
u. \. Musket CARTRIDGES. l. Ball; Cal. 81
Ride Musket Cartridges, T. Bal; Cal, Cd aud a. fPapsr
u. ). Mnsket Cartridges, Round; Cal, o.
u. :. Musket Cartridges. Buck aud Bali Cal ~
Colts Pistol Cartridges, Cal, o.
Colts Pistol Cartridges; Cal. D.
Smith Carblno Cartridges. Rubber and Metal
Burnsuie's Carhne Cartridges. Metal; Cat, 30
Parrrt ochkSss Prolrctie for all Calbers OF Cannon
Canister Spherical Case iOr all Oaoera
Also, hxedA Ammunition FOR the same a..
Na.ket Percussion Caps from brokcn up ammunition 49,,
Tile Ordnance Department the fgt TO reject az Dos no
deemed actor Prior the acceptance OF any bid Viii ha'eh
approved by the War Department - 49,, ar 49,.
the PROPERTY delivered days will be allowed FOR The removal
Il, a.. coint. When. thex vil. eesnf
.,o,cs deliveries will ouy be made at the Arsenals A.
can be this 0e or at any Of ihe Asenas IN tue
will he addressed the undergned and iaiorsed POpo-
al. ~ march asing Onlnaaee Stores"
sA o5 sppy TO ,he undersigned CRISPIN
f Brvt Colonel I. s A., Major Ordnance
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MoREls WiLEINs. AnelIon,er

EXECUT0Ks SALE of southeast corner of
HI West srh Jav sta At sucton.E u. LUDLOW
AUCTION WEDNESDAY March 3 1892 l2 O'clock
Brchang Haesroom No Ill BrosdssY, Trinity Building HewYork
sale hv od~r - the Executor Of Nrs. ELIZABETH CADY:
WEST, JAI AND CAROLINESTS.-Ihe valuable lot with the
buildings No. Ig7 West southeast fJy running
through Csnst being % Zee; front and
aud feet south side P cent Of the purchase
TemsiP houd cd mortgage for three years Possession May
Maps &C. attic Auetioneers Office No. Pne.st MY (37IO
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$50 VALUABLE LOTS,
BULKHEADS, AND WATER'FRONTS,
as shown IN the above diagram.
Also,
z VALUABLE CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
Situated q the northeast corner OF
sEVEETlIAYl. AND FlFTl.ElGllIIISE
Al 70 o'clock precisely Immediately preceding the sale Of the Real E'
tsie), will be sold -. ...,,,o,, co,,n,yv
23 SHARES OF TIlE HGHIliAHE kAli'oAp ~, n r.
WHARFAGE and CRANEAGR and also all the right and ue 70 tho
land ubder extending from the Bulkhai Line 70 e INC
Of the Tieentave acquitted by the Cry under INC A OF hp ~
1871 The April ~ establishes the exterior DhAnes9 nu
pier lines diagram bui no iHfhsr grant o. hs
fee VIII be required Corporation when these ns e eA-'
into the Tiver.
THE SALE WILL BR ABSOLUTE. WITHOUT ANY hEShR'A
TlOH OR LIMITATION WHATEVER
TERMS:
Ten per cent cash the day Of sales balance on Isl OF Ap "
thereafter the Deeds be ready for de'U HV per
ofthe puebe money may Bond aud Mortgage of fee
OF Eve years =, -
Por Maps and further Particular. sppy to tie Auconse No "
CedartL, at the ohee Of
C. - 81 Dg WITT, Attorneys IT, Executor Exec to-.
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CORPORATION Noiit,s.

CRY OF NxwYoRK DEPARTMENT on FIssscE BUREAU org
ruE RECEIVER TAXES, CouKT.HoUsz PARK % Chambesst
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that all
Personal due be paid At the once
ANDREW SMITH ESQ., Attorney Colecoa Of Arrears
Personal and that the books shg 70 sues
arrears Will DO found at said onee. , -.
No person but tho said Attorney the snder,snsa "a
receive except of aif4ns
hereafter wheat Marshal directed Will have legal
authority included therein and az Na
payment OF Persona Aies o ne'e"
''uN''"AaAu'~ D~'' " ~ BERNARD SMITH RsssteL
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ADaIAS II. MULLER. AuetIoaeeT.

EXECUT0RS'S SALE of VALUABLE STORE
~ PROPERTY on THR SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROADWAY
AND TNENrlFIRST-ST. ADRIAN H. MULLER. r. r. WILKINS
Co viii sell THURSDAY March 1852 10 o'clock
toe Exchange Soo No III Broadway by order Of the Executors Of
Bchuremau Hal,ed. deceased.
plot together with 5s:Oy brick building thereon situate
the OF Broadway aud Twenty The building
and erected BY the late the most substantial
With Orders and iron columns IL
hotel with modern and cOnvenenoe
expense converted into for which purpose
THIS IN the immediate vicinity Of Messrs Ar
nod Cobe store Of that Of Lord Taylor the Ffb Avenue
St Gems James and Ahemane Hotels, Hoffman and Coleman
feet inches Broadway 90 feet the % feet
Twenty ,tst, and &c feet inches on the outhery line
EASr TNRNrYFIRSTST plot Of land situate the south
side ia adjoining the last described property the
IN width by 81 feet depth The stables The lot
Maps al o. zee Of TIE sactoneers (sOsO
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ADRIAN II. MULLyR, Auctionesr.

ADRIAN IT. MULLYR, Anct01eer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
HI ER4N on WESTST southeast corner HOBOKBNST coll
Inns no. ~. ADRIAN r. MULLER P. r. WILKINS Co will
sell at aueg THURSDAY Feb 2 at 10 O'clock the EXCHANGE
Ssesroom III Broaiwsy the LOT Of land with the BRICK
BUILDING thereon situate the southeast Of West sd Ho
boxer s uou Collins Hotel opposite the Albany steamboat
LsbInr 4fy5h feet. Possession Msy J. i669.
Map. Office 81 AueiOneers ADRIAN H. MULLER, p r VIII
KISS Co No Pipe-st (5J7O)
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qnttiou Salss of R,aI Gstat,.


A NTUONY J. BLEECKER, Aucti0neer.
n ri HOST VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION ever OF
frrd IN tae lower eui Of wBSTCHESTER COUNTY BY a j.
RIEkCE son CO. al the SsesrOoms No Ill Broad
4, ok March all sold balance will be closed out
ShRER HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE CITY LOTS and SIX
FINE RESIDENCES.
fThe properly Of HBNRY p DRGRAAF) ..o,.
This pro eT BROADWAY formerly Known as boston
oPPOSaT. one HUNDRED AND SIXTIBTHST., ON NEW YORK
ISLAND and go MINUTES FROM PORTfSECOND'sT., BY
AND MoRRISANIA HORSE CARS pass grounds
seven connecting with the Thrave Railroad and Steamboat
Pet Alec within minutes from MelrOse and hosan
3Ss rixB STONE DWELLING, % ROOMS, 10 CITY
lots az der Improvements High Ground Spesdd SnaGe the
building aid cost $4,000 70 buh Ems place Or Summer or
One LhaK DWELLING, sned in With brick Rooms enc
Westav-p are CITY Lots, all Modern Improvents.
One TOW E HOUSE ManSard Roof 10 Rooms all Modern I'm
One co Mo HOUSE Is Rooms Modern improvements Barn.
City Lott: splendid View. -. =, 49,
Also TN ELLNGS built together with Party wal The two
10 Rooms 'arh ald Two City Lots to each buldiog
Also SMALL HOUSE, 90 City Lots - - o.,.r, 80,
THE ALOvB PROPERTY il. located on HIGH GROUND With
The proposed NEW CENTRAL BOULEVARD from the Harlem
GysT 70 Jerome PsIs y1o 91 % SsS I'M ny FRoS OF
THIS PRopERTT BOSTON ROAD or BROADWAY is laid With
BELGIAN PAVEMENT 0neundre hethsi and arrange.
hundred eghb The streets
are graded worked around the property Broadway and
ws and Seoae curbed gutteTed aad tagged Street
This PROPERTY Is VERY EASY or ACCESS LAYS HIGH has
COMMANDING VIEW and VERY HEALTHY and has the general
reputation being the finest property the town All the Improve
PER CENT CASH and AUCTIoHBERs FEE day Of
Sale 80 FER CENT before tue let day Of APRIL and MORT
GAGE A. YEARS for balance. at the Office Of MARVIN Post
Building Liberty aud NsssaustS .
p SA,euoa IS cal ed 20 the remarks Of A. Green Cen,ral Park
Commissioner The World Of Feb 3 and Times Of Feb IS Maps
be Obtained at the Once Of the Aueoneer.
THE 81 NE HOUSE. with $50 feet Boston Road and s feet
Ciast, cas- be purchased IN one plot previous to sale
The House show the property
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ADRIAN r. MFLLER. AuctOneer
EXECUTORS' SALE of the valuable marble
H LOT No 636 Broadway ADRIAN H. MUT~
LEr L WI Co, will sell tt auction on THURSDAY, Feb
IS 2oE the Exchange SalesrOom No Ill Broadway by
der VI the Of William FacOner. deceased
BROADwAYTbe lot Of land together With the reesto marble
front eastery side Of Broadway between
BeeEer au onon and known No 626 The basement and
fret M depth Of the lots the second story about % feet
and the story from 20 TO % feet deep Lot 25Il03 feet Maps
the dice o. tie sacioneers No I Pine 81 C0JG
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ADRIAN II. MULLER. AucuOneer,

ADRIAY IT. MuILER, AuctOneer
A UCTI0N SALE of LOTS on Ninety fourth
IA st-ADRIAN II. MULLER, p r. wILKlNSk Co will sell at
Auction. TIKI SDAY February % at u o'clock at the Exchange
SseroOm. No. Broadway
NINETY lots situated the south side Of Ninety
fourthSt fl5 feet Of Fourth-ave, each 25Il39 feet
For apply TO the Auctonee No Pine-st ts063)
A ID. MELLlCK, jr., Auctioneer.-P0SITIVE
~ SALE Of EIGHT DESIRABLE LOTS in jersey City eompr
Ing the entire front Prospects, between South Seventh and South
EghbsS A d. MELLlCK j. BRO. Auctoneers, aad dealers n
NeEJerey Real Rtate No 26 Pne New York will sell THURS
DAY Feb Is 1862 at u the Exchange Saeooms No. Ill
Broadway. y. Y, the above described
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS
situated between the ferries and fronting Harsemu Cove
(South Sc eath-st)
For msps aud particulars apply the once Of the AueOnee No &c
III. u.
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A. J. BLH2cKKR, Auetiobeer.
~ Al " III L frIIDn AWE -. 4

A. J. BLEgcKER, AueioneeL
VALUABLE THIRD-AVE. and 0NE-HUND-
Rkl-ASD-THIRDST. LOTS.--A. J. BLEECKRR. SON 60
" sell AZ suction on THURSDAY March u o'clock at tie RI
elbnge sassroogn, No. Ill BT5adwayi
IiiiRD-ANEFOu lots SIDE
ihirIst each 25lOO Gomez n
N''"'' ~'-''
lots on the north aide a.,
One hundred third at commencing Triaye
'25Ilnn H. Title perieeii 20 per nonssge
Maps . No. 81 Cedar-st
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ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auetloneet
EXECUTORS SALE of STORE PROPERTY
~ on MAlDBSLANB. NASSAU HUDSON, aud GREENWICH
STRKETS.
ADRIAN IT, MULLER p WILKINS Co, viii sell tt Auction
THURSDAY February 2 at o'clock At The Exchange Sae'o'1
III Broadway by order Of JOHN g. MERkELl Executors
MAIDENLANR, store and Lot, No. 90 near kasssurst
EASSAU-ST., Store aud Lot, No 80 hsidcnlane.
HUpSONST, House and Lot No. ITO, near Frankhnst
GRERNWICHST House and Lot No lO between Rector and
Nm. a. The ose. Of IN. Auctopeer No Piuest $3.50
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NO. 90 PINE-ST.
WM. NJ. LITTLE. Auciioneer.
UDK OHM g. IINHI H.


DY WYCK0FF a. LITTLE.
I'D On TUESDAY, March p
o'clock at the Exchange Sieoom No III BrcadvsV N T.
SALB OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on FULTON AND ATLANT1CAVks, BROOKLYN. -
PuLTONAVB, sOptb side IS feet east OF SCllENhNIADl
with extension l6Il9 feet yoy bfies
with MI improvement 10 and water BATH &c Terms
ATLANTTCAVB south side 100 feet west Underh lot 3or
3sory brick With vaults under the sidewalks
built the best well rented rooms on each
floor Of the This property the proposed new entrance 70
Prospect Park
NO side 215 feet Of Bondst history
ubcear brick u water In bas-men heater DC
may remain bond snd mortgage This bans can be
easily converted into store
Maps &c, No. "A CedIr,, Y, and No Isl MOhhgusst,
Brooklyn.
TUESDAY. Nsrch9.
At the Exchange Saesoom broadway, n. 7.
LARGE SALE or LOTS on HuDSOSAVK, MALONE,
AND MOSTGOAERY.STS.
WEDNESDAY, March TO-
LARGR rSALB or VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,
Particulars hereafter
THURSDAY March II,
Atthe Exchange Salrsrpon y Y. - -
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE or VALUABLE VACANT AND
IMPROVED PROPERTY on MiRrLEANE
Maps ready Feb IS
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$mustmints.


| Y,HEATRE FRANCAIS.-102d REPRESEN"
| II TATION Of Ofenbsehs GBNEv1Byk DE- BRABAsT
| THE GREATEST OPBRATIC Triumph
| YET ACHIEVED IN AMERICA
Sole Lessee and Director okAV
| THIS EVENING
| TIR load REPRESENTATION IN NETWORK
OF GENEyIBvB DR. BRABAEE rlI .rI.
TIKI GREATEST OPBRATIC TRIUMPH ....,
YET ACHIEVED IN AMERICA .'a
Tell Deseau1as Guei CsErisr Bsekers Gabsl Boufgsias
With Ross. Petit CODY Musey, Genot ....t.....
.I 1RNByIEvR $40 i'ait
TOMORROW 'TISEk. raH. TL. IIr rt
SATURDAY A. Nv oARfSTENNK
In preparatory IA viz W OF Nine. ROSE BELL,
FRIbAY-BBEBr, ''BvR De BRABAST. and for The
which benefit viii consist Of GBNB,. -......r rr
trt time In French, second Act Of Va o,,o,,v - ,,
GUiLLAUME TEL CHOPIN Sulhanst
R0SEBBLL, Mathids CARRIBRB, Arnold, - $50.
BECKBRb, Wslte - ~ sean
Gensn Admission Sli Orchestra Seats reserved Lh' ''s
Private Bsres So; Prosceninm Boxes BIS FAMILY CHI
AFTER 81 O'CLOCK, HALFPRICE -. :
IN HARTFORD, THURSDAY, March t-GENEyiBYE
TTHEATRE FRANC4IS. ID T1r-II9--D-T % M
Il u MISUNDERSTANDING. l.i
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ar l. spen a III -.s
GBNRY1BVB DE- BRABANT, =. = ~ - 0y. a
which will be performed with the cast and endor Of me ID
On Matinee admission psrts the house 81 No en
charge for reserved seats Seats in private Dor, 81 So
THE TAhMANY. THE TAMMAMY. I'M
= PORTANT CHANGE or PROGRAMME BYERY EVENIH0.
kTz ~ RI 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-24
ADRIAN d MuLLER. Aue

ADRlAh H. MuLLER, Aucl0leer.
STORE and LOT No. 20 Munay-st. at Auction
~ adrian H. MULLER, r. WILKINS Co will sell al auction
Ill BroziGas:
MURRAlSTTbe lot Of land with Architectural Iron
Front SioTr ibcou situate the north side Of Muy between
Coege aud Greenwich st. and The store 25rg
feet. IN gaoi order; lot 25IlOO feet
Nlps % be oce Of the Auetlonsers 10 Pinssi isna1