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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Hnlf.pnst Five 0,Clock i. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNEsDAY, Feb. 96 r. NJ
CofFEE-The market for Rio quiet and heard OF
no sales OF consequence. but prices steady the quota
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Died..

BABsON.-At sea, on board the Pacific Mail steam
ship Constitution, on "Wednesday, January 10, WILL
LIAM EDWIN BADsON, formerly or San Francisco
aged 36 years
san Francisco papers please copy.
BoRR0wE.-on Tuesday, February 8. In the esth
year or Der age, CATHARiNE HALLETT BoRRowE
daughter OF the late Samuei Borrowe, M. d.. or New
York.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon, ut one O'Clock
New Jersey.
BRINKERuorg.-At Greenpout On Wednesday.
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AsD uhAiN.-hecepts, $500 oOis. uOui, is'oU
vsheM wheat 23y do. corn, 6W do 1000 do malt
oa barley ana Sb do The nou market ruled dull
nua prices we're nomna extra State quoted to some
% io shipment 1t $s To- bat was held higher Cali
olna nour continued to rule dull nominal; the sales
were about os0o bills, within the range quotations
o souncIn nour the demand active aud prices
were more steady; sales 500 bbls with
an improved demand. the sales being 450 bbs Corn meal
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dull, but unchanged. VI
CorToN-Only moderate business contaminated in
this staple and prices heavy closng however, quite
steady at former quotations. The sales 1885
bales tncluding 3s TO arrve OF which 500 for spin
nnv ~ for export and 2u speculation FOR future de-
livery the business only moderate prices rmer
There sold low middng March, part
$40 DO for May ssc 100 do for April a.
xg0 DO FOR February 1T 2c and $50 do free board at
New Orleans ON private terms. We quote
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Holders OF gold paid s, 51s and per cent to have
their balances carried. The operations OF the Gold
Exchange Bank were as follows:-
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THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
spece) from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending February 8, and since the beginning of the
year,
1868. 1869. 1870.
For the week.. 81, ,G7o1SO S2660,313 S3,A6l 230
Prev. reported... 16,5IS,7l3 14777133 Ia 6I5 326
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At the government sale Of gold to-day total OF
S3Si0000 was bid for at prices ranging from 10 to
l2O 60 The lots awarded were as rOllows.

RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The following shows the comparative earnings or
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway during the
first week In February
1917. l14, 100 AZ
Decrease. ......................... $8,434 So
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TIE KEY WEST TRAGEDY.

Full Particulars Of the Shooting Of Gonzalo
CastanOn-His Departure from Cubn-Deter.
mnati0n 10 Fight a Duel-BackinH Out-The |
Shooting in the HOtel-Grent Excitement in |
Key West
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

rapidity of the motion, and he could
scarce stand on his feet. On, on, went
Right and Left across the fields, through
the brook, covering Bobby with water
and sand to the armpits. Bobby had got
past crying now he had neither time nor
breath, he was going so fast; but he saw
the woods before him and took courage,
thinking he'd catch hold of some of the
trees and stop the runaway boots.
On went the boots, faster and faster,
while poor Bobby could hardly see or
breathe when the woods were reached
Bobby's heart almost failed him at first,
the trees were SO big but by-and-by he
saw some small ones, and throwing him;
self sideways he clasped his arms around
one of them and chung for dear life. Myl
wasn't Right and Left angry? They
stamped the ground till both were all Of .
Jingle, tried to go forward, to go back, 60
to the right, go to the left; then finding
they were still fast, they began to abuse
each other for letting Bobby get hold Of
the trees. From words they came to
blows, and knocked themselves together
till Bobby's feet ached and smarted from
toe to heel, and he began to wish he had
never seen his famous blue boots. "Tm
going home to the boot-makers" said
Len. Well, Pm going home to Bobby's
house" said Right, and off they started
in different directions. "Oh, OH" shouted
Bobby, AS he chung tightly to the tree, but
twas of no use; his hands slipped and he
tumbled flat upon the ground with a pro-
longed ooh! Oh"
Bobby had just got his aching body into
a sitting position when the welcome voice
Of the cook called him to tea, adding
why how in the world did you get 50
much dirt on your clothes!"
MY boots ruined away with me-" said
Bobby, rubbing his eyes.
That's funny story" said the cook,
laughing; II guess you got asleep and
fell out of the plum tree" And We guess
80 too.-Lyceu.a Banner.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07
Mark Twain's Adventure with the
Revenue Assessor.

THE first notice that was taken Of me
when | settled down" recently, was by
a gentleman who said he was an Assessor,
and connected with the United States In
ternal Revenue Department. said had
never heard Of his branch Of business be-
fore, but l was very glad to see him, all
the same-would he sit DOWN He sat
down. did not know anything particu-
lar to say, and yet felt that people who
have arrived at the dignity of keeping
house must be conversational, must be
easy and sociable in company. 30, in de.
fault Of anything else to say, asked him
if he was opening his shop in our neigh
borhood.
He said he was did not wish to ap-
pear ignorant, but had hoped he would
mention what he had for sale.
ventured to ask him how was trade ?"
and he said, "So-so"
then said We would drop in, and il we
liked his house as well as any other, we
would give him our custom.
He said he thought We would like his
establishment well enough to confine our
selves to it-said he never saw anybody
who would 60 of and hunt up another
man in his line after trading with him
once.
That sounded very complscent, but bar
ring that natural expression OF villainy
which we all have, the man looked hon
est enough.
do not know how it came about, ex-
actly, but gradually we appeared to melt
down and run together, conversationally
speaking, and then everything went along
IS comfortably as clock work.
We talked, and talked, and talked-at
least did. And we laughed, and laughed
and laughed-at least he did. But all the
time had my presence OF mind about
mel had my native shrewdness turned
on full head" as the engineers say. /
was determined to find out all about his
business in spite Of his obscure answers
and was determined l would have it out
Of him without his suspecting what was
at. ! meant to trap him with deep,
deep ruse. Iwould tell him all about my
own business, and he would naturally 80
warm to me during this seductive burst
confidence, that he would tell me all abop
his affairs before he suspected what Wa.
about. thought to myself, My son. you
little know what an old fox you are deal.
ing with. I said:
"Now you would never guess what l
made lecturing this winter and last
spring."
No-don't believe could, to save me.
Let me see-let me see. About two thou
sand dollars, maybe! But no-no, sir, /
know you couldn't have made that
much. Bay seventeen hundred, maybe :"
"Ha-hai / knew you couldn't. Ny
lecturing receipts for last spring and this
winter were fourteen thousand, seven
hundred and fifty dOllars-What do you
think Of that!' -
"Why, it is amazing-perfectly amaz-
ing. I will make note of it. And you
say even this wasn't all"
"Ani Why, bless you, there was my
income from the Buffalo Etpress for four
months about well, what should
you ay TO about eight thousand dollars,
for instance
"6syi Why, l should like to zee my.
self rolling in Just such another ocean Of
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

THERE is small greyhound at Green
field, who is very foni of dolls. The little
girls in the family of his master some
times allowed him to carry their dolls
around the parlor in his mouth, and he
went through the operation wagging his
tail with great vigor. One day, an older
sister made doll expressly for the grey
hound, and made him understand that it
was his own property. At once he ran
off and hid it where it could not be found
Several days after, seeing the children
playing with their do 8, he begged TO be
let out Of the house. lie went directly TO
a corner Of the yard where he had buried
his doll like bone, dug it up, shook it
free from dirt, and rejoined the group in
the house with his pet in his mouth, and
his tail more active than ever
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

In 1904, Hungarian Countess, named
Elizabeth, enticed young girls into her
palace on various pretexts and then coolly
murdered them for tho purpose OF bath
Ing In their blood. The spectacle Of hui
man suffering at last became such de-
light TO her that she would apply With
her own handa the most excrucisting tor
lures, keenly rSlishing the shrieks Of her
victims. In this way she ID aid to have
murdered $50 persona before her career
was brought 20 IN end.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

THE women or vineland, N. j., such
OF them as believe in woman suffrage,
nominated, as usual, full ticket for town
officers previous TO the late election. The
whole number Of officers voted Tor was
Twenty-Five, and Of those elected thirteen
and Of these fifty one voted the woman's
ticket entire. The women, according to
their custom, cast their ballots in sep
arate box. The whole number Of these
ballots was 161.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

ANOTHER case Of spontaneous combus-
ton is reported by linton Aedicale, in
an article from the pen Of DR.. Berthole.
The subject of it was woman 81 years
old, who was addicted to alcoholic drinkA
She was found in her room with the Wis
cera and some of her limbs consumed, the
hair and clothes having escaped. The
very minute description Of the state In
which the deceased was found shows that
ignition could not have been communi-
Gated from without.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

THE other day wealthy French coun-
trymsn, whose son was studying law In
Paris, paid visit to his hopeful scion, At
the capital. AFTER Inner father and son
took stroll through the streets, looking
at the various fine buildings. Finally they
stood still in front Of very remarkable
and characteristic building. "What build
ing is this, my SOM" IL don't know, pa
pa" replied the son. but / will ask the
Sergeant de Vile, who is standing behind
u.s." The Sergeant dc Vile informed
them that it was the Law School, where
the young man was believed TO have at
tended lectures for year past.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

In . single instance Noah Webster
used his dictionary to set forth senti-
ment not connected with philology, using
definition after the style 80 frequently
exemplified by DR.. johnson. Under the
word vicegerent" he says, Kings are
sometimes called Gods yicegerents. It
is to be wished they would always de-
serve the appellstion." This remark was
retained until the last edition Of the
work.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

THE colored janitor who tore elegant
and valuable books from their rich bind
ings and sold them for paper stock, in New
York, has been sentenced TO the State
prison for fou~ vaars ioy his vandalism.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-04-07

10 VVN"JIVl
u,2d.Meu.
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FINANCIAL.


AIR LINE BONDS
CONNECTICUT INVESTORS
will nnd the First Mortgage bonds of the New Haven Middle
town and wllmano Railroad Company the mos. desirable
form of investment offered In the market.
The Bonds exempt from form OF State local
taxation and from the United States income tax.
The average saving thus made will amount to two and
half per cent which, added to the interest received
them equal bond paying nine and oneha per cent and
this rate OF income is not affected by decline gold
The bonds issued only the work progresses and
for but onhaf of the cash expenditures on the
They secured by mortgage on all the pro.
psry of the company OF whatever kind The State Of Con-
neccut made for bondholders cvcry
must be Issued from tho Office countergned by the
Comptroller They issued denominations $500 ana
$1,000 coupon registered have twenty years run,
and payable principal and interest," In New York. The
bonds offered At par and interest.
HATCH FOoTE,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
IL Wall street, Now York.
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DRY GOODS.

- DRY GcODS. ..oo.oo.o,.
a IN s55E9Ss 55ssSsstGScr HEy
REsSoyA.
NEW " s2okE s22ookkE
kss Kss Ss;s Es%sS sss RSssp AZ sss
sasS s;ss Ribbons. aaaso Sse. tSs 55s tos.. ESQ.,
6es1 pes, IalGs IEdGs sT,5Sia%ns R,sSss. sSe piece.
Ho5a Homan EaFe fs.b Ribbons. OBJ soc, &c., 66c piece
AT!sSzEys KISzEws'
,,.. BEFORE REMOVAL.
ss H'iss; as%9ss' @ & ss Ss t. ss J psss ssss
SIX ei%Ps eiPs' s5s eel bss.. sss 81. Sisis piece.
Sosrea s,s ysIvs.s III i0i pSss; sss. piece
Wias Wiz sIs siE ysiys ysys;s &C. psss, @ wSsS @
satns and velyets closing out. "
d0oRs 1s gSH Esss eEsssSor gsss
ss:. Bs:, ss,s,nsa Sewing snt, s1s., H L. spool.
E.; sa HssS'$s ,Ss s ':Sst 20
Ss Sns II sS@" SsSa' pisess ss SPOOL
ssss SGa nd HSs sss s paper can.
s::s sssss eess sisssn TaRss ptss
= ''''e' : '' ' sSaoAISs BHtGsISEs4 II HyEsE
aGsn s,ass S5s s''
Best Zephyr Worstcas, l0c ounce
Best French Working Cottons, 10
Invisible Hair Nes &c., &C., &C., l2c, zoe.
Pearl and Fancy Sleeve Buttons lOc. pair.
Jet Sets, 2bc, Sic, fcc t0c. 6oc., TIC, Zoo.
Fancy Gilt Sets, 2Jc., DC, 60c., &C., 75c.
Rubber, ivory and steel Crochet Needles, 30.
Fancy Git buttons &C.. &c.. 4c &c. dozen.
Fancy Jet and Steel Buttons. DC. dozen.
Fancy Cloak and Dress Buttons, DC. dozen.
' SPECIE PAYMENTS.
GOODS AT LESS
THAN COST OF
IMPORTATION.
Hamburg Edsns., S.. G., lSc. 10. Isc, sSs.
Worked Double Bands, loc, &c.. 2oc. 91c., zoo.
Fine Dmity Double Bands l5c.
Cashes and other Rutiings, 25c. piece.
vaiencennes Iaces 25c. for l2 yards.
Linen HRndkerchiefs, 80. lec., ifc., l4c. 100.
Lots OF Hsndkerchies bc, 6c, &c., lCc., l2c.
Henistitch Hsndkerchefs, &C., lie, lbc. 25c.
Gents Handkerchiefs, i2c 2Oc. 25c., Bic, 35c.
AT WHOLESALE CHEAP.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, Doc, 5oc, 75c, 65c
Lots Os Misses Kid Gloves, 40c.
Gcnts' Kid Gloves, 60c. 7bc. pair.
Alexandra Kid Gloyea all colors 95c.
Lots OF Hosiery cheap. -
APRIL TO NEXT BLOCK ABOVE
WIN. kinney,
645 BROADWAY,
SECOND DOOR ABOVE BLEECKER STREET
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-sNoosD PAGE-Fourth, Afth and sixth
AsTROLoGY-EIeur PAsE-Fourh column.
soARbERs AN paERs l9u%a
BOARD AND LopGiNG WANTED SECOND PAGE
sfhL sTSTR pos column
BUSINESS FAss7eFf eas SSr feum rAorrour
SnH % RTsI gsFa4h saEassa
sa iasf and
As
OoAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS PAer-Finh and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NINTH PAor-reur,h column
COUNTRY BOAhD-sRcosp rAas-Thrd column.
RANGING Ir AcADgMIEs-sK SECOND pAaI-Foursh column.
DRY GOODs-fiHsr fAaE-Fourth NTH and sixth COL
FURNisiiE6-TwELrrn PAoI-Third fourth. di.h
EysoPsANs sTExasHiIrs-NrsrH rAeE-rltth column
f column '0mn
FINE EN- Arts ,E!sars rsor Second column
ssuH
EEEF ssns
HORSES, CARRIAGES. ao.-Eramru PAer-rifA and
Us e. SeSs
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE--ELEvE ENrH PA0E-
LECTURE SEASON X-sEooND PAaE-sx.h column.
LOAN OFElCES-NINTH PAGE-Fourh column.
LOST AND FOUND-SECoND PAGE-Third column.
.AssEE column
MATRIMONIAL-EI0HrmP PAGg-Fourth column.
MEDICAL-EIGnTH PAGE--Sxth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsT PAaE-Sxth
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE
MscskIASE"Us Ereurn PAar-Four.h column.
MuSICAL-SEooND PAGE-fifth column
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Second column.
fERSONALS-tInSr PAGH-First column.
PIAEOFOKTES-SEOoND PAGx-Thrd column.
POLITICAL--FiaSr PA0E-Thiri column.
PROPOSALS -FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
LEr-ELEvESTH PAGE-Fourth, 6fth and sixth
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANdE-rwELrrH PAaE-rirss
REAL ESTATE wANTED-ELrvrsru PAan-si.th col
EEEdLrraaiI0tUs NorICEs-FInsT PAGE Sixth colun,n.
EEWARDS-SEuosD PAGE-Thiri column.
hooMs AND APAKfMENIS TO LET-rwELFTH PAGE
BALES AT AUCrIoN-EIouru PAoE-ThIrd and fourth
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-NINru PAor-rirst
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-NIsrH PAaE-second
SPECIAL NorrcEs-Frnsr rAar-rirs., second and third
BPoRTIN0-DoGs, BIRDS, &c-Erenru rAox-Firh
ETALLIoNs- -EreurH PAGE Fifth column.
sTRAW GOops-FIRsr PAGE-sxth column.
EnE BALL SEASON SECOND PAaE-Fourth column
EHE TRhDES-NlNTn PAaE.Thirl column
CHE TuRF.EleHTM PAGE.Fifth column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES PAGE
First, second and third columns.
WANTED TO PURCEASE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
WINES, LIQUORS AC.-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &o.--FIRsT PAGE--Third column.
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oAhEEIS
ArMRs. GAyNoR's
Swiss and orgando Dresses
for tho
Swiss oversklr.s, with Breies becoming styles from
cF'noIns .pa nd ciSsr ~ aaslIn.
Favorits Tram Attachment.
FI.nss E.ls, s1sSta ss ana oSreogr
being the specially OF the es.absnmen Mr.. aaynor beg.
TO inform her patrons and others that she has ee
on her hnest shapes IN consequence of her
Abdominal supporters. chdrens corso,s Waists. Shoulder
70, broadway, near Ninth street, and
s24 broadway, corner Of Twelfth street.
"A. viii make. on Monday, March y
Ladies' Ms.s. ',ss aSa 'shSss ch9srsas n' prices
WANING sum Morning sS Robes, Usdersarneuts,
Infants Wardrobes, Sc &C..
topurchasers
new addition to their pUr stors. !" op'"'s 'a'
broadway, Fourth avenue and Tenth street.
A. 7. STEWART III. 9. CO. Monday. n.,.,z
reduce the price OF
their yer{ pest quality OF
Black and Selected Colors.
Broadway Fourth sSsnas VEN ssad and Tenth street.
!. SIEWAkT co.
IA will, on Mosday. March
largely reduce the prices
OF tho Goods
In all the departments
Of their retail establishment
prior to opening the
new addition to their store,
Broadway Fourth avenue and Tenlh street.
A T LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION WITH GOLD
Aspendd line OF Black ska,' purchased at last weeks
auctions.
Down Town Retail Dry Goods Store,
No. l2 Vesey street,
next to Astor House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPEClAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
- CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
CoLLECToR's OFFICE, March |. l8I0}
On and after this date all foreign mech andse landed under
general order from the Cunard Bremen and Hamburg nes
OF seamcrs dschargng Jersey City and at Hoboken will
bo sc to bonded warehouses Nos 81 and 3y West street,
New York. M II. GRINNELL., Collector.
THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL AND DINNER OF THE
Il SHAMROCK ASSOCIATION will bo held nj the ME
TkOPOLITAN HOTEL, on Thursday evening, March ~
1870 Tickets admitting gentleman and lady $l0 can be
obtained at the office OF tho Metropolitan Hotel or At Bre
voor. Hail. or AZ che once Fox la8 roadway
Meetings OF the Association evsry Wednesday and Saur
day evening. At Brevoort Hail, at O'clock.
JOHN BURLINsON. President
WIZ SrnSAiR MoEASensIn! I. AMSSeG4nII's Secretaries
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(NHEAP GOLD MAKES CHEAP GOODS.
~ Our all frcsh and new.
Splendid yard Wide MusIns down to laloc.
The celebrated Anoskeag Muslins l2No
Good white Linens Acc. All linen Table Luens, &c.
Black Apacas 25c, worth 40c 50c worth
Best Deaines, l2kc. Fine all wool Fannes ESQ.
Yard wide Dress Goods 25c. worth 4uc.
Yard wide Dress Goods, Soc formerly SOC.
Handsome plain Dress Goods $780,. 2c. and 25c Bright
Plaid Popins for misses, 3Sc. worth 8oc. ard vide,
splendid shade. green Dress Goods 50c worth 5c These
dress goods all spring s lea and handsome.
Regular made Hosiery SSc. formerly 500 Gents Socks,
25c worth doc Good Draperies 2bc ana 30c shswis at
worth fas Wet Linen Towels, 10 worth &c for lsc
Towens &c. 10 extra good, I2c and 100 Hav
ing three stores each doing largo business abl
often to buy big lots OF goods half price
sale price, s pieces good Prints &C. &c. sc and ioc All
FOSTER BROTHERS, Eighth a a-cnre, near Eighteenth
street, and FOSTER BROTHERS. 272 Blocker street.
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PROPOSALS.

NDTICE TO STONE CONTRACTORS.
~ Proposals for furnishing the city oI Boston with Stone
Paving Blocks -
Sealed proposals will he received at The oce OF the Super
ntcndent Streets cry Hal, Boston, Mans uni March
"a, 1870 for supplying he city Of boson wsin stone favng
Blocks during the s be BLOCKS 10 De Ok the Following
dimensions, VIII
W..ss;;a. az az e a. IN
Length, BtoS IN.
Depth, 10 8 H..
All edges be sharp and straight forming right angles
nj their intersections both horizontally ana vertically The
faces TO be straight split and free from bunchcs depres
sions,
Proposals 10 state the price per thousand blocks delivered
such wharf ID the city proper South aud East Boston, 40
may bs designated from time 70 time by the Superintendent
OF Streets Also, the number OF blocks which the proposcr
viii deliver per month during the year sample OF tho
blocks must accompany tho proposal.
Proposals bo addressed 10 the undersigned ana endorscd
aproposas for furnishing city OF Boston with stone paving
blocks"
Tho right is reserved 10 resc, any all proposals
GEO o. CARPENTER
Chairman Committee on Paving.
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DRY GOODS.

A -LEGRAIN'S DRY GOODS STORE
a.. Is NOW AT 935 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN TWENrYFIkSr AND TWENTY SECONl
STREETS
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|yARPETs AND FURNITURE
~ Carpet Department
am now Offering for the spring trade the cholcos and
newest patterns OF English French and domestic Carpets at
lower prices than other house In city.
velyeis at R2 o. per yard.
English Brussels, 80 per yard.
English Tapestry Brus sells, 81 so per yard.
Threepiy, vi 30 per yard.
Ingram, all wool 10 cents per yard
Oilcloha Curtains, Cornices Window Shades, &o., at
equally low prices
Furniture
In all styles and qualities Pario Library Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture manufactured the premises
rantod represented at ten cent below city prices Call
and examine stock, at tho large wholesale aud retail
warerooms BIZ and bA Eighth avenue and 1871 26s a
West Thirty fifth street. b. KELLY, successor to
H. OFarrul.
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I(ROWN'S LONDON ROUND HATS.-E. BROWN SIS.
ID ter OF W. q. Brown Now Bond street. London, has
received and elegant styles for spring s53 Broadway
between 1hirteeGth and Fourteenth Streets
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OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN BUILDING cons
~ pany, elO Broadway, New York, March !. 1870.
NorIoE-Thc time for rccevng proposals Tor The hudinl
OF The Manhattan Market Thirtyouh street, North river
has been extended to the LIST day OF April.
NN'' : - j. EUGENE rLANpIN, Secretary.
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Having associated myself with
Mr.. ". l.. Doyle
for the purpose Of enargng continuing the Retail Dry
Good, business under the drm OF
DOYLE 4 ADOLPHI,
the above mentioned fully appreciatng tho
tensive patronage OF personal for
the past nine would politely solicit continuance OF
the same with the that endeAvor will bo
ercised to merit satisfaction.
FRANCIS JOHN ADOLPHf.
recently Of Hil, Moynan 4 Co