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Drawing Pistol and threatening to
ShO0t.

A negro named Nathan Heard was ar.
raigned before the Police Commissioner
yesterday for drawing pistol, and thresi-
ening 10 shoot, for which he was taxed
with the costs, and also fined FIVE dollars
and costs for carving concealed Weapons.
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Stealing EUoS

A negro named VIM. Childress was COM
mitted in the Commissioner Court yester.
day of breaking into house, and stealing
two dozen eggs, which he carried off in
his hat. For this offense he was committed
to the Workhouse for half day, which
was considered value received for the cost
of the eggs.
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VIM. Hockett and Bob Paterman, two
fast yOuIha, were up before the Police Com
missioner yesIerdIy, TO answer the charge
Each contributed a small sun for the
benefit Of The city.
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London adVices of yesterday quote
United States 5-20's at 83i.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 664 for the old and G4I for the
new.
Nashville corporation checks are quiet
at 81 buying and S2@83e selling.
The sales Of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 9Th
ints. we're as follows:
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AmeR2cd4, Ca, April 8
Middiing 243@25c, with but little doiur.
Macon, Ga, April 8. "a
The market to-day was very dull and
heavy at 252 to 26c. Received Monday
and Tsesdsy 125 bales; shipped So; sold
log.
Columbus, Ga., April g.
New York and Liverpool dispatches
were discouraing, Little was done. The
market was nominally on q basis Isle for
middlings; warehouse sales q balss. Re-
ceipts So bales; shipments Sc bales.
Montgomery, Ala. April 6.
There is nothing doing, prices are uomi-
nal at 25f@26 for Low middliBg.
Atlanta, April 6.
The market is dull at 256254e. The
receipts ard transactions are very light.
Memphis, April s.
Inquiry was light and chiefly for Low
cotton, but while holders were anxious 20
sell in some instances, there was disiu.
| clination to conform to the views Of buy.
era. Fine cotton was also in some REQUEST.
About 15O bales ordinary changed hands
at 24(9243c, in addition to which there
were sales OF 342 bales at prices ranging
rom zoe to 294c. Receipts pol; shipments
1,101.
Cincinnati, Aprl 9.
A decline in Liverpool depressed the
market, and a material SEDUCTION had to
be made TO effect sales. There is not much
demand at the decline. We quote or1in-
airy at 2339244c, good ordinary at 25c,
low middiing at 254@26c, and middiiug
at 27e per pound.
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Jim. Campbell was one of the unfortu-
mates who made his appearance at the
Commissioner Court yesterday upon the
above charge. He Was relieved of SIS aud
pnsts
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Tobacco manufacturers.

Several leading tobacco manufacturers
Of Virginia and North Carolina are in the
city. They report that in many localities
The tobacco crop was much injured by
early frost last fall, and that, as conse-
ouence, Cue leaf is becoming scarce and
high
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or CbancelIor seventh Dtst.IcI

We are authorized to announce Chas.
G. Smith, of Montgomery, candidate
for Chancellor of the 9Th Chaneery Dr.
vision, composed Of the counties of Stew
art, Montgomery, Robertson, Sumner, Ma
con, jackson and Smith. Election 18th
of April. marl7-lde
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For Chancellor, 7Ih District.

We are authorized TO announce Hon.
homas Barry candidate for re election
as Chancellor 10 the 7th Chaneery Dis
trict Of the State, at the special election on
Thursday, April 10, 1869, ordered by the
z exclamation Of the Governor.
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Hair Dye is the best IN the world. The only
tras and perfect Dys-hsrmlsss. reliable. instao
tsHsOus. No disappointment No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dyes. InVigOrstes the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The Eeauins i
igned Hiliidm A. Bachelor. All theirs are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and PsrfunsFs. FACTORY. 81
Barclay street., New Yark. aBEss-l
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
George Andrews, present incumbent, as a
candidate for the Office of Judge Of the
Supreme Court from the eastern division,
at the approaching judicial election.
march l2-te.
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For RuDrCme Judee

We are authorized to announce Judge
A. NJ. Hughes, Of Many, as a candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court from the
Middle Division. mar17 te*
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Ezx Shooting with Intent TO XIII.
A negro named Charley Heiskei was
arrested last night for shooting at another
negro named L. c. Carter. He will have
q trisl fn-dav
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That Claiming Case.

Sallie Merritt, arrested several days ago
upon the charge Of stealing clothing, is
still in durance vile, no trial yet having
occurred,
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NEW YORK, April s.-Colton ie fair
demand. 200 bales uplands sold at 2S4c.
Flour S. 45@5 go. Whisky 924. Wheat
81 1901 50. Corn S6@SSe. Rice dulE
Coffee 6rm. Sugar quiet, iine Cuba Ill@
le3. New Orleans Molasses 7I(979e.
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The New York Times OF the 5th inst.
says;
The import eRtries for the past week,
amount to $685. 92, against the total
entries of $5,70l, 225 same week last year.
The export elearances Of domestic produce
amount to S3,O35,395, against s., 996, 447
same week last yesr. The customs of the
week are $2,743,222. The receipts of cot,
ton, csastwise and by railroad, are S,l06
bales.
The gold values of the import entries
of foreign merchandise, at New York,
since July l, 1868, are as follows, the en-
tries Of foreign specie being omitted:
Total to datssince Jnlyl 500, 7S0. $40
Against same time 1868, us, 337, 1913
Increase since July l, S24, AS, All
The currency value Of the exports of
domestic produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, since July l, 1858, is as
follows:
Total since July l, RSll7, sos, 305
Against same time last yelr'&136, 064, III
Decrease since July l, SlS,25S,Sl2
Gold, April 8, 1869, 1919 u cent
Gold AnriI 1919 1881 ~ cent
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LOUISVILLE, April 8-Sales 200 hhds
tobacco at S4@l4. Pork S3I so. Bacon
134, II, and I74e. Bulk meats I29@
164c. Flour S. seas. Corn 65@66c. Oats
Csc. Sugar 133@154c Melasses 75@s5c.
Whiskey SIC. Cotton 264c Wheat 81 As
al SIS, HAY S20A2l.
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For Attorney General aud Reporter

For Attorney Generai aud Reporter.
We are authorized to announce Thos.
II. Coldwell as a candidate for Attorney
General and Reporter for the State OF
Tennessee. Election fourth Thursday in
May, 1869. mh12-te
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-Ehinned to LoulsrIIle.

Sixty dozen brOoms made in this city at
the mandatory of r. A. Toon were yes
terdsy shipped 10 Louisville.
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We are al ,horized to announce james
E. Rice, Esq, of GAINESVILLE, candidate.
for Judge CT the Circuit Court for the
Tenth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee
Election Fourth Thursday May, 1869
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How is this ? Only 81 so per dozen for
photographs at
mar24-1m SALTzMAN's GALLERY.
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The market to-day was very dull and
heavy at 252 to 26c. Received Monday
and THesdsy 125 bales; shipped IS; sold
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Beech, MANLoNE & Co., are receiving
their spring stock of staple and fancy dry.
goods, carpets, etc, and offer inducements
TO purchasers. Give them call, No. GO
North College street. mat28.1w
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Don,i DeIav To,.,. Subscriptions.

LET EACH GETANOTHER SUBSCRIBER
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Mr.. ]. Foster, Taxidermist and Natural
list, will give Lessons in the art Of preserving
Birds, Reptiles and Animals, at small cost
Address, Jefferson Street, Nashville, Tenn.
mar02-lmk
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce NJ. NJ.
BRIEN, ST., as a candidate for Chancellor
of this District at the ensuing election.
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AssanIt and IiAfIerY.
Simmer COnnfK LIENS

Elmore Thompson was yesterday fined
So and costs upon the charge of assault
and battery.
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Tue weekly bank statement is not favor
able to spectators for a rise. The loans
are decreased $l,s75, 914, while the de-
posits are also decreased "a 7sS, I21, chow.
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THE COTTON MARKETS,
Charleston. AprlIR.
Savannah, Ga, April 6.

NHhFHtSIOh. ApFEI d
Cotton doll; sales 120 bales; MiddliBgs
27fe; receipts 1923 bales; exports, coastwiss
200 bslee.
Savannah, Ga, April 6.
Cotton dull; sales 720 bales; middlings
274,; receipts 400 bales; exports to Lives.
pool 3,76l bales.
Mobile, April G.
Cotton market flai; low middling 26J6
264c; sales l25 bales; receipts 1920 bales;
no exports.
Augusfa, Ga, April 6.
There has been fair demand during the
day, chiefly for the better grades. and
prices are again lower. We closs quiet
middling nominally 26Ac; sales SCI bales;
receipts 154 bales.
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPH1s, April s.-Cotion dull and
nominal; receipts AT; exports 1872. Flour
| quiet, prices unchanged. Corn 72(974. Oats
Csc. Hay $26 Pork $32 5O@33. Lard 10
@20c. Bacon quiet; shoulders I4c; sides
l73c. Bulk meats steady; shoulders l24e;
/ sides l62c.
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cherry street Varieties

MI. MoTniugstar's new company lasI
night made their frst appearance here to a
crowded house at the Cherry Street Vsri-
cites, Colonnade Building. The ladies and
gentlemen Of the company appear admira-
bly, fitted for their respective parls-sing-
ing, dancing, and comic acting. The au-
dience was not slow 10 maniiesting their
appreciation Of the new people and the
entertainment furnished by them. The
dancing of Miss Creed and the singing Of
Mile Arizola were especially captivating.
'The Flags of all Nations" grand ballet
advertisement, was magnifcently done, to
the great delight of the audience. To
nights entertainment will embrace new
and wonderful attractions.
f&erenade 10 Ex-Presideut johnson.
Y Ex.President johnson was serenaded at
the St. Cloud last night by Reilly's String
Band. He was called out and made few
remarks, thanking them very kindly for
the compliment.
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A physician writing from Newfane, New
York, speaking of the beneficial effect:
resulting from the use of Browns bron-
chial Troches," says: "For alleyiaIing
that horrid irritation only felt by those
who have suffered from any Bronchial
Affection, and for Hoarseneas and Sore
Throat, too, am free to confess (though
an, an II. d. they answer all you claim
for them" To avoid disappointment, BE-
sure to obtain the genuine Browne
Bronchial Troches."
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RanrdIng Nv the Week

Mrs. Du Pre-, No. 40 North High street,
will accommodate ten gentlemen with
board. march 21-eod I'm.
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The Governor Expected To- day.
Gov. Senter is expected TO return to The
city by this mornings train.
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E. II. Miller, No. College street,
makes and puts up all kinds of awning,
at short notice.
mar % In,
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THE NASHVILLE
UNION AND AMERICAN.
ser one year, each, 81 90.

To Clubs of Ten or more Subscribers.
Wewi send our
N "A Hn M O L a w q @ TX L v
FOR ONE YEAR, EACH. 81 so,
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CITY NOTICES

The well known house Of Chas. Rich
heimer & Co., have received the second
lot efJapanese cloth and lusIers, lacepoints
and shawls; which they offer at small
advance on New York prices.
A MORGAN Colt, unsltered, 20 months
old, for sale. Apply TO
e VIM. WILE,
apr. AT 46 South College street.
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On the Errors and Aliases incident to
Youth and Esrly Manhood. with the humspe
view of treatment and cure. sent BY nail free
Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
jspH 3m d&w Box p, PhiladeIphis, Pa.
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Waoa Turner Wanted.

apr. AT 46 South College street
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PHOTOGRAPHS 81 SO per dozen. Saltz.
man makes them. maf24.1m
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New Advertisements,

Mutilsted and defaced postal currency.
greenbacks and national bank notes re.
ceiyed at par from depositors by the
Peoples bank, corner of Union and Cherry
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Now is the accepted time TO get fine
photographs at So 90 per dozen at saltz-
mans Gallery A
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Any one getting M 6

CT u Ii q r II h N
Shall Have One Copy Gratis
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For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Hon. ]. o. Shackleford as cam
didate for Judge of the Supreme Court Of
Tennessee, at the election to take place
9th of Nav, 1869. mar6-tde
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Throat Affections.

CEmcADE is a soothing syrup. mar2s-
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RAGS,

On and aftsr this date. We viii only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Rags. WHITEMAN BROS.
No A-u
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

GOING 60UTH-Nashville and Decatur
trains leave station on South Cherry street, at 5
A. y. and 6:so P. n. No train Sunday morning,
Accommodation at 8 P. NJ, (g0es to Column
hial. Trains arrive t4:S0 A. A., and 400 P, u.
Accommodation 10 A. X.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Nashville. A. n and $50 p n.
Arrive at Louisville at.-l:45 p. N. and 400 A. n.
Arriye az Nashviile.--.-.-.s30 p. NJ and 4st0 A. n.
4allatIn Accommodation train leaves Gala
TN at 9l5 A. NJ; retRrning. leaves Nashville at
s;4o P. NJ and arrives at 9ailatin at 90 P. NJ,
every day except Sunday.
RshVille and Chattanooga Railroad.
Leave Nashville at....-..645 A. N. and 600 P. n.
Arrive at Nashvilie.-....-i:40 A. N. Ind 800 p. N.
The 6:45 A. N. train from Nashville. does not
run on Sunday.
ShelbyvfIIe Accommodation Train.
Arrives at A.
Leaves p.
Nashville and N0rthW estern II. n.
Leave kashyille-..-.,...... $40 P. NJ and 700 A.
Arrive At Hickman. ky-l2.t9 n. and $3.50 A.
Leave Hickman. KY. $50 P. u. md 600 A. \
Arrive At Nashviiie-.....l2.O0 N. and 6:30 A. n
EdgeneId and Kentucky II. u.
Arrive at A.
Leave Nashvllle--.........-....-. =.
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ITALIAN and plain awnings made, and
awnines stripes for sale by
BEECH, MANLovE & Co,
mch28-tf No. 60 North College at.
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CEMICADE Stays Bedbugs. mar2S.tf
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The Chnuee,IOrshfD

To Messrs. John Hugh Smith, Jordan
Stokes, and others: You have asked III
liberty of using my "name for the posi-
ton of Chancellor of this district ct the
coming election"
This call is made in such terms Of
compliment that it leaves me no choice,
Ny name is at your disposal. If elected,
1 will serve the people to the best of my
capacity. Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD II. EAST.
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For Attorney General, 10Th Judicial
Circuit.
We are authorized to announce Clay
Roberts, Of Montgomery county, as a can
didate for Attorney General in the tenth
judicial circuit. b.
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GENERAL Markets.
THURSDAY, April 8, 1869.

THURSDAY, APriI 5, 1903.
Nashville Cotton Market.
CoTToE-The Liverpool and New York
markets were unchanged to day. 10 New
York, the amount Of business was very con-
siderable, mostly for export. Oar market
closed quiet, with some inquiry at the in
side fi0urea We ouote
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WV NJ. LITTLE Aueuoneer.
,DY WYCKOFF g. LITTLE.
TUESDAY. Anrii 6. IeG

TUESDAY, April b, lbt9,
at sPE Si5 n SsSISs ssgDs on
BY ORDER a 9g LOOMS loon sd sAI II ne Es9
sss s inches COne 30 feet De Kabae and 3a feet
TIE S.sHs aud Of the most convenient and we'll
el sSP;i KyERf IMPROVEMENTS BATHROOMS WATER
CLOSETS BILLIARD ROOM Holland COLD WATER IN EVERY
S,S, Of bref ZION cellar 10 attic
o. ne t.OsOTy BRICK STABLE $3.50 feet finished 10
fSis M4Ss9S STABLE AND ssaTy u Tors or GR0uSD 4
"a P PSsi ifS. &TcTioS
I;TB: as ls T. sS a. ~ b Isl Pi oas SS %f b1
pvs A;s i IS S's i eSs gISSR
sJ sIteUaou brick dwelling and LOTS situate the esI side Of
81 ,5SS f. ana stories about ie1s s.s;.a.
PipeTei and painted throughout =,
ELEGANT GROUNDS IN BALTIcsT..
south side q B4LTC $50 sses east O. g TuseIs
~ y lots Of 2sIlOO The is three stories AND base
roof ss' SSS b f K. To @ 2S Ssas. TIE most
,r A,0 .ithe sane tim. sud place ,,m.,, and .b
cellar 5eE DWELLING "a sIs DsSry opposite dANovERPLACE
@ % ; SE% vi FAfEsED SS S PSrE
EsAni sIars' with the house Lot HS10oe Maps ready
, p s ::T.s Z. . ss9:
LESDR be, s colo E; 81 si sE At %Sf hot s
TRE ESSS S SEG &, . on o @ De aSr
.e,u wsHsiOasye ard HatOI described as SgS S OK
XlIB1YR nShesss corner Of HA1LTOSsT Maps ready
O'clock It ID. y,,S %hgf lsss AS So III Broadway Svyo
COLUMBiAsT fHsTsOn-st-Lot and Stable aud frame
GGLtn6IGsf DssI.-.s, - SEy1 Frame Badns
30 sGS HENRY sT-Posye Sale Of elegant brown
E'ose RetiteuSe -. -, n..ui...
~ SbS ATLANTICsT, near Bond t@SsiorL osh D~ehhsi
' s 3 sTa %SRRRSs SssT
sp1 sui-seilar briek Honse ell improvements - -
WINDSOR TERRACE, rear PROSPECT FARM 10" On AuA"'
n the Coney Island Road -, ,.,r, y, ~, .,
ready Sc WltkOIf LiiILho w" ~
CsIsf,t n. Y, aud No. Isl Aohisguest, brcoklyn
THURSDAY, Apn6
A2 clock At CITY Sslesroom. No 10 Court ST. Broeklyu
PRRENPTORY sALR or No 23S UNION-ST. BETWEEN COURT
basement aud subctlAr
stone improvements 1880 Dot 2Srce Location unsIeepon'
able.
No Il CLARBMoNT-AvB-3oy basement and sub cellar ouoE
Il mons sewer connections. Lot Is by lOR.
Mao. ardn rieps grnyra
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nornl. MILF. AaetIoleet

MANSION aud 20 LOTS on Paclfic-st; New,
wi Yo A.s Brooke 'se . rtaSoe sn TEsBAY
80 ia a n eok e. the EIc'angs sssToom No ~ brVa
80 ErI OK the slegabt MhGson and ~ Lot" Of "@sr ~ TO
800 Ge..Ysrk atf Ailsnticauf, BInokYB Ahen ~,
s,. isensut aud attic fame tld WITH Sk; eooas bIi
80 % dr.uinsroo lhTsTT diDg ro0in aurs Pasl! ats
t fertIs fs,ooei; second floor, scrriagi9om WIN Z
e. ~, Rooms sic basement eoDsrs aueoiy a. tf rs tse
-, 80, vspse AID e04l cellars Tie house was Oa "
Ere,et aer hy days and contains eFef
,tt.,.es b.rd ~ steam: hurgr ALARM etc AZ tne
Eor, coTuiee sill be n viin tIs "a ,ye and
o,tsig .,a,r a. eoce ffaits There Is also 'nDllA
EfS sgd heunsry Gr2s bolt IL good order eity % sd
ne, esn rernap on baB4 aud uoItzage fo permits eHo
49, s.ri. IN Inc 1uetoaeers oaes No JiinesL - 1.
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JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AuctiOneer- No. 80 Mas IS,
- u auction at the BKeaaRgs salssp Tf SO sa
Tuesday instant. the HOUSE and boi
G'sso,gaiI NewYor contains Ell Tie iHpro'ementN
kuo. spaly 20 Of J. j. OlsE A'"rH 80 "
& B.-st.ag-st \. T.
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NORRIS wilkins. Aue.ionesE -, $500,
1OR0ADWAY SOUTHEAST CORNER

Id EXCHANGh-PLAth =.
II LUDLOW Co viii sell IT Auction, THURSDAY, April
g the BIrbang Sslsroom No ~ BroadEay
= BROADWAY. EyCHANGB~PIACB. AND EBW-bIs-The eftrs
frss Of Ground witb Buildings thereon knew a. No. y -
e and 30 Bresaway 81 49, IS 81 and 80 EeSt being
feet front Ees about average OF l9O
III IN DEPTH The largest and most desirable property
nsp.ss purp offered In this city, only
from hsd wals tie immediate vicinity Of the New iok
and Gold Room Suitable Tor 10
ete~ Ofces Government purposes Possesson A
2 a'sr portion eco tshhs On No-yorf (379D
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u ARCE and POSITIVE SALE of 103 valuable
BiLDiNG LOTS 7;b Sh on 2s s1d l2i wares BIo1A,g VA
T4NFS COIS son will sell TUESDAY April btt g63ek a. W
No oPpo.ite
~ o-r n EXECUTO Is Of MIA MARIA LhFFBhIo DSo D.
MAR lnt Rogers sud PerIy-afss
IASCOCKST and between Yates ano LesiA
IEDTORDAYE fBouevarcl, u los bel FlashioS An'
SKtLINAEST 10 lofs BOZ rear 81 above
IJTkHlNG AVE ard SKILLMAN-SI.. lots s .. cornell
MACY AWE 4 lots % feet ns1ih O! H.ckerT q .
WILL OUGHBY-AyB 2 lots between ThIoop and itesa'ea
U4pq-ST 10 n above. - Iii
TONPKINS AVE ADD HAki-SI. loi D. 2 e0fhe' WI" P" ~
HART ST. ! o ~ abpve 1p.t.o.,h .,d
ViLiOUGHBYAvE lots entire front between "''"o'h ''u
PpeOspPCr. AYR lo,s between Seventh srd Kfhthave'
t",rsns Lc spply 10 The AEciOBser No. 20 FuiohsI
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TINO LET-At Danbury or Reddlng, Conn,
J. FURNISHED HOUSE For pariieqan aRR1 1M nh,, Com,
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A PROTESTANT widow lady wishes few
~ sBggeaebs LADrs EURsBi best Of sniJ and phys
the West eroelsn houfeepsL
Can Bsrgensl BooklTn address A. Trbupe onee
A PROTESTANT Girl wishes q situation in a
~ prlJse hniiy NURSE s CHaMBBRMAID sud to DO plain
al No ca Kghth betsesn foriJoufth aud rory
thbstA. oI NoadsJ the s.h up one pair Of stair.
w r.e ts, Ctr references SITUATION Ia The City, OF small
private family and bbT wait aVshd LADY, wages $40
Can stEo NJ Essl TwsulT .ninthst second ave
NlyANTED-By a respectable married woman,
w FAMILY SBwING her rssnee bess ereaoe s'ea
IBqlir, at No rs Bss. tosstoo e. Room No. !.
IL who WANT competent HE'LL, male Oh
~ zach eoaehnen greom Nhe,h
gaio1srs, boIs COOKS
iauniress
a. ~ j,tsy suited CARPENTERS Select bsVAn,E In
s,itate, 10 BlsV,bb at. COT sItha,e
a GERMAN GIRL wishes % situation to do
~ GgSERAL HOUSkwORK, or 90 COOK willing aAd oehs's
No ~ Sseobi 1T bstssss Avenue. ,sa d ~. hIbp
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANIS, capable oSs ana
IySTrTrTE No. II Stahsu al. nssr BoWsTt
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at O'Clock the Exchange Sassroom No III BrosdNay NswYo
sPLBSDiD MANSION AND GROUNDS ON CLINToNAYE
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rjIO LET, furnished delightful COUNIRl
RvsInRsR y several choice land fine garden plenty
oil hu'' T" '" Mi1fIELL 4 90, No. "a Plnsh