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European Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON, April Is.
Consols for money g41S; account go ;
American securities quiet; 1925 $50; SOS
S75z; '67s S91< 10-40s So; Erie 49,; Illinois
Central AZ; Atlantic ana Great Western %.
Stocks are quiet.
LIVERPOOL, April 25.-Cotton IS steady ;
middling uplauds llA; Orleans ll5S9II15 (;
sales 1900 bales; California white wheat
o. p: red western No. 2 rs 10d: winter SIS
7d98s ga; western four I9s Cd; corn 3Os for
No. mixed: oats Is Sd; barley 5s; peas
36s8 pork 98s sd ; / eet l06s Cd; lard 69s Ga ;
cheese Us Cd; bacon 5Ss for Cumberland
cut; common rosin As Cd; tallow 48s Cd.
FRANKFORT, April % Bonds closed ac-
tive and firm at g5H.
PAIRS. April 2j.-Bourse dull at "A francs
55 confines. e-
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p~ Ny Spring stock of all kinds
Of Boots and Shoes is now very full
and complete. My goods have been
bought at the lowest cash prices from
the mon qOho made tbent-and none
will be sold cheaper in this city. |
have a very full variety of Misses
and Children's colored and other fancy
styles of Spring Shoes.
apr25-3t T. w. TURNER.
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Louisville Market,

By Telegraph.l LoUIsvILLE, April 25.
CoTToE-Flrm middling 22c.
FLOUR IS.
CoRN-SI O5, sacked.
WHEAT-sI 059I 20.
OATs-63c.
RYE-95c. 7. e.I
GROCERIES Quiet
PORE-e20. = |.... ...#
BULK MEATs-Il5&, I5L and I55kc.
BACoN-l2I<. 49, and 1896.
WHiSKY-Sl 0lgI %.
TOBACCO Sales OF 2B9 hogsheads at IS 10
@s7 so for frozen to Tugs; IS O09l6 90 for low
10 good Jugs. F.t
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Say The advertisement for a cheap
life insurance policy for the Local edi-
tor Of this paper is hereby renewed.
1t must be good against acci-.
dents and "sitch." Second hand
policies will not do.
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Ga the evening of May Sd, at II
o'clock, we will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, four % feet lots, situated
at the corner of Sycamore and Eighth
Streets.
The sale will take place at Kaiser's,
opposite the above described lots,
corner of Sycamore and Eighth
Streets, and where the terms Of sale
will be made known.
ScHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
FL. GUMBERTs, Auctioneer.
apr22ts.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Albert Severitt
and Andrew Hager each plead guilty
to selling liquor on Sunday, and were
fined SO and costs, each.
Benjamin Hirschman made a sim
liar plea to a charge of keeping a
gambling house, and suffered fne
of $50 and costs.
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TOBACCO SoLD YEsTERDAY.-The
sale at Ford Warehouse, yesterday,
was quite large and the prices were in
advance of any sale this season. Ken
lucky, Indiana and Illinois were rep
resented on the breaks. Sound lugs
are in great demand, and this month's
sales will show an advance of not less
than one cent upon al grades.
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THE LITTLE WoRKERs.-Rev. w.
S. Landlord, of the African NJ. e..
Church, reports the collection of the
nice little sum of sixty-eight dollars
by the children of his charge during
the past week
This sum he reports as quite sufi-
eient to pay for their organ and re T.
plenish their library, and on behalf
of the church he returns thanks to
those who so generously contributed
to the fund.
Ali the cards have been ordered in,
the collection having closed on Sun
day, 24th inst.
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Buck BEER STOPPING OVER
Some young men who bad imbibed
too much of the frothy Buck beer,
became "busterious" yesterday noon
on Second Street, and tried to buck
each others eyes out. A man named
Ruhl undertook to rule the unruly
eombatants, and got more blows than
thanks, when getting out Of patience.
he is reported to have conquered a
peace By tbrashing them into subjec-
ton. In the afternoon, Constable
Donahoe introduced one Of the young
bucks to Justice MoTernan, who
charged him 81 05 for his sport. his
friends declining to prosecute hiEa
for more than provoke"
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HOaTINGs.

"Tu Whit IN Whit to whool
If you write about me I'll shoot you A.
I'll .blaekRuard him and I'll SANDER you
But don't badger me or IN wallop you, s
And kick up terrible hullaballoo-
tn Whit! tn Whit to whoot"
+. .tAtAu IVA -Cops1fgI.t secure.
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Commemorative Union, of yes
terday evening, corrects tho Jour-
NAILS report of the loss of the hay
belonging to Captain Esslinger, Of
that paper, by the fire of Sunday
evening. The information, together
with that relating to the losses of
others, was gathered from the neigh
bors, and the inaceuracy is hardly to
be wondered at under the circum-
stances.
For the reason that there was no
hay in Captain Esslinger's barn. the
reported cause of the fire must neces-
sarily be also incorrect. The correc'
ton is very eheerfully made.
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New York GELD and Stock Market.

BY Telegreph.1 NEW YORK, April IS.
Affairs In Wall street are bnoyant to-
day, with marked activity and Improve
ment in rates for stocks and government
bonds.
MoNEY-Essy at 4GG per cent. on call.
STERLING Firm at SJs9g1I.
GOLD STEADY: opened at 113%; fell 10
ll31<: closed at ll35S9ll35z. Carrying rates
4d1 per cent. Cleara nces $50, 00o, 900.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with an active
investment demand. The rise failed TO
bring out any considerable amounts OF
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JOY To-NIGHT.-The Aurora Cir
Gle have a grand social Hop at Ma
tional Hall this evening. The enter
tainments are always pleasant.
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B9- Building all around the out
skirts Of the city indicates that the
city will soon outgrow itself. On the
Longworth tract alone it is said that
a hundred houses will be erected this
year.
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ToBACco.-There will be a sale of
tobacco at Ford's Warehouse, to-day
at the usual hour. Buyers will please
be prompt.
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REooRDER's CoURT.-J ohm Bau-
meyer, who cut young Muth on Sum
day, was fined $40 yesterday for dis
orderly conduct.
Three thirsty souls were called on
for s. 81 each, and the court ad-
journed.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-In the
Circuit Court, yesterday, on mo-
ton Of the Hon. Asa Inglehart,
George Kirkland Amory. of this city,
and Arthur Edwin Adams. of the
Suffolk Bar, Boston, were admitted
to practice in the courts of this
State.
On motion of Major II. A. Matti-
son, Homer Hazen, Of this city, was
admitted to the bar.
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I. New Feature fin DOIIar Sales.

Hereafter the Dollar Store will sell
all articles for NINETY CENTS. Those
who make purchases requiring change
will receive the same IN silver.
apr "a. If.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
LnXuries Of Modern Trara.

LuXurieS Of Modern Travel
presents Itself TO the prospective traveller
is not " By what lina can earliest reach
with each other, the competing lines mako
the same average time between their
western and eastern terminlJ but " BY
which route can travel with the greatest
degree OF comfort and of freedom from
those annOyances hitherto considered In
sepaTable from 2 journey OF thousand
The inquiry is easily answered Seated
In one OF the spacious and luWurioualw
nnished DraWlDg-room coaches peculiar
70 the broad guage Erie Railway, running
without change from Cincinnati, CleWe-
land, Dunkirk, Buffalo. and Rochester 90
New York the traveller dnds lacking none
own home. ROomy seats, neat Washing
and Dressing rooms, pariors well ventil-
abed and cool N summer, warmed by
steam in winter, and illumined by gas
when night comes, attentive servants, and
view Of the grandest of American
scenery, all combine to transform tho
formerly slow and tedious journey into
an enhancing panorama, the formulation
OF which comes only too quickly 10 the
beholder. At the Company's hotels nlonp
the line, the traveller alights 90 refresh the
inner man-enting breakfast IN Ohio. din
ner In PenpsylVania, supper In New York,
yet faring sumptuously and with the
same regularity as II at his own hotel or
residence at home.
Sleeping coach es, we'll lit and ventilated.
and with clean roOmy beds, and all the
convenienetes o the boudOir. are attached
TO each OF the three daily Express trains,
guaranteeing the traveller, delighted with
the novelties OF the daylight, "a nights
rest as untroublsd as if IN HID own bed at
home.
Prompt arrivals are made at ali con-
Meeting points, and passengers on Rrriv-
Ing In New York are delivered either
down town In the business center of ne
city, or up town I'm the immediate vicinity
or the leading hotels and the New 81 rE
and New Haven Railroad.
Tickets via this popular route can be
purchased at all Principal Ticket Onices
throughout the country. up2J dot
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-26

TOBACCO SALE.-Martin. Gardner
& Co., sell big lot of tobacco this
morning, at the Evansville Ware
house.
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HD- See advertisement of sale of
lots on the Longworth tract. A good
chance to buy a home.
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TO COntraofors.

@ EALED PROPOSALS WILL. nw
80 received at the onice OF Judge Parrett.
on Third street, on or before April 8Ofh m
~ O'CLOCK X, for the whole or q uaff of
the ereci Ion OF the LamasCo School House.
the bids for he separate parts arc 90 be-
NJ aoe as follows.
n. Exoavatfons, brick work. anu atone
work.
a Plasterlnn.
B Painting, glass, and glaziuu.
A. Carpenter work, and all vorR not I'm
cluded IN The above three parts.
Good security for the proper perform
nnco OF the contract must ACCOMPANY tbe
bids. The Board reserve the right % reject
any or all the aids.
The plans and specifications may be
found az the Office Of lloyd 81 Wood Areh-
tteots, on First Street
by order OF The hoard OF Trustees.
II. w. CLOUD.
A. Nj. Cow,
Rpi9 Iw Committee.
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MASONIC.

Special commnnication of Evans
Vile Chapter No. II, this (Tu esday)
evening, at 7 o'clock, for work in II.
A. Degree. Per order of IL. Z.
.seaHssgno'A All. Colburn, Sec'y.
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CIT NE 8 /.

pa- Read the Council proceed
ings.
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E0- When does the next game of
base ball come Off
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JUST RECEIVED "A new supply of
fashionable. soft and ribbet silk hats
and caps. Also full supply of va
rious styles, the very latest In the
market. Children's, boys and youth
hats by the hundred dozens, at prices
lower than ever.
apl19 1w +. A. WEBER & Co.
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Prize photographs.

Parkhill's on Second Street near
Locust, makes pictures that are prize
enough in themselves. He relies on
their beauty to recommend them. His
parlor is open all day, and no stairs
to climb. Apr 25 IF
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CHURCH SooIABLE.-The ladies of
Trinity NJ E. Church are making ex-
tensive preparations for fine So
eiable, on Thursday evening. The
church will be thrown open. and with
good music. an excellent supper and
agreeable conversation, they expect
to entertain all who may favor them
with their presence on that occasion.
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Manifest of the steamer Idlewlld. April

Manifest of the steamer IdleWild, April
25th Cairo to EvansYtlle:
II X Dunkerson & Go, 20 hhds tobacco
w G. Brown q Co, ~ do, bales cotton
tin. Gardner & Co, s do: Tenney, Bowles q
60, box cheese; N Fields, l do; L Ruff
ner, Jr., & Co, | calf; Heimann,
baes RAGS; N Calm & Co,,4 half bTls Whfs-
XIV; q q Nihlack. pair SCALES: owner, "a
sheen; Weldon Bros x Co. 2 hhds tobacco.
For Louisville Ia hhds Tobacco, 50 brls
whisky.
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Currency zgll212
The balance ia the Sub-rreasury II
gold 1913 3S8 22l; currency e2.S9S.6j5. Gen.
eral balance SS7 9js,825. The failure OF
Addie & Co., brokers', is announced. LA
bilittes unknown.
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Administrator,s Notioe.

RTOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
IN deTslgned has been appointed Admin
istratoT or the estate OF Ira Cayens, late OF
Vanderburgh County, deceased. Said es-
tate Is supposed 10 be solvent. .r
LEVI HOOKED, Admin istrator.
March -, ls7o-mhSO waw aiGIlan
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For Other River Items See Third Page.
There were no additional arrivals
up to late hour last night.
The Qaickstep for Cairo, Pine
Bluff for GrandYiew, and Hartford
for Green River, departed, all with
good trips, and the Hartford especial
ly well loaded......."The Edinburg
was long overdue, but hadn't arrived
I'D to late hour...... The Louisville
papers. some days ago, mentioned the
fact that Capt. Eugene Bowers had
telegraphed Capt. Lew. Hates to take
the Longworth to Cincinnati, but said
the latter had declined because he had
too good thing at Louisville. After
that blow, we were no little surprised
to see the Longworth come here on
Saturday about half loaded, and hav-
ing to ill out here and with orders
below. The LoDgworth had only
been at louisville eight days, gather
ing up half trip, while the Mary
Miller had obtained a good load here.
notwithstanding she had to share
with boats which arrived hungry
from Louisville. Evansville can load
the biggest boat on the river once
week, without trouble, if freight was
held for her.....--.The steam store
boat Palmetto, which passed down
the river last Fall on trading expe-
dition, passed up yesterday evening
with full cargo of shingles, peltries,
&c............Mrs. Eliza Speigelberg, of
Louisville, formerly of this city, has
brought suit against the Cincinnati
and Louisville Mail Company for
$40, 600 damages, for the death of her
husband, Andrew Speigelberg, lost in
the disaster to the mail-bo United
States and America. December 4th,
1868. a jury was empaneled on
Thursday. and the case is now in pro-
gress.......The Tdlewild took every
body by surprise by coming in at
1890 last night, with 1870 hogsheads
tobacco, and a vast amount Of mis-
eellaneeus freight, and all her state
rooms full She came from Hender-
son inside of an hour, with 10
pounds of steam.........Captain Dex-
ter, of the City of Evansville, au-
thorizes us to say to all competitors.
"Shoo fly. don't bodder me- as she
makes all the time and all the money
he wan ts..........The Edinburgh, over
due II hours, had not arrived at
midnight.........The Robt K. Lee and
indiana, will be up to day, and the
Lee will leave here morrow. She
is without exception. the greatest
steamboat that comes to this wharf.
A Card.
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You. will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 55 cents, at Click Il Schwartz, op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
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n0 T. G. Bridwell & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
60. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
je17-H
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R4 Dress Goods and Cassimeres
in great variety, now very cheap at
SCHAPKER, BUSTING Il Co.'s,
apr20 tf 40 Main Street.
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Evansville, April IS, 1891 S
The Council met. at tho usual hour.
Present: Messrs. Van Ripper. Null
hansen. Richards, Carpenter, Schaum,
Kerth. Heilman. and Doughty. ..
The Mayor not being present, Mr..
Doughty was called to preside.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were presented
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Farm for Rent.
424 acres, in one mile of Evansville.
Apply to ALvAH JOHNSON.
apr13tf.
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B1- Our stock of Bonnets, Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers and Millinery gen.
orally is very large and complete, and
will be sold cheap. at wholesale or
retail. Miss Bellam and her assist
ants. in charge of the Trimming De-
partment, will trim to order at short
notice. and guarantee satisfaction.
SoHAPKER, BUssING & Co.,
enr20-tf 40 Main Street
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RstraY Notice.

nyAREN UP ny GEO. uOWaAng. I'M
n Union Township, dark r0d eiaar
with white spots, two years old fnnrfelf
with undeT-bit iu left and swallow foril irl
right ear, appraised 20 ton dollars. before
mh3f w.t. q. j. NEWMAN, Iustiee.
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Card.

Among the fast steamers that ply
on the Western waters may be olassed
the City of Evansville" She passed
the Sam. Orr under way, between
Henderson and Evansville, within
thirty minutes, the Orr being heavily
loaded with pig-iron and other heavy
freight. This browning act will, no
doubt. thoroughly establish the repu-
tation of the City of Evansville for
speed, and cause rejoicing by the
friends Of her veteran commander.
A. j. DUNCAN.
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n1- All kinds of Soft Felt and
fashionable Silk Hats made to order
at WEBER & Co.'S.
apr6 3m] No. 81 Main st.
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OLIVE LoGAN's LECTURE. = This
entertainment, so anxiously expected,
bids fair to be a great success. The
fame of the fair lecturer precedes her
wherever she goes. and attracts
crowds of people to her lectures.
The New York Mercury says of her
lecture there: ara ..altf
Miss Olive Logan lectured on
"Girls " - at Steinwsy Hall on
Wednesday, to a crowded house. She
awakened much enthusiasm by her
eloquence, and excited peals of
laughter by her wit and powers Of
mimicry. seA
A Peoria (Ill.) correspondent Of
the Chicago Republican telegraphs
thus:
Olive Logan was greeted, last night,
by the largest audience Peoria ever
gathered together on a similar occa-
sion. Rouse's Opera House was
crowded from parquette to dome by
an immense throng, representing the
| fashion, wealth and intelligence of the
city The lecture was well received.
Her lecture will be given at the
Opera House on Friday evening next.
Admission, 20 cents TO parquette and
dress circle; no extra charge for re-
served seats. Fifty cents to upper
part of house. Tickets for sale al
the First and Merchants National
Banks. Also at John H. SCOTS
Book Store, where seats may be re-
| sorved
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STEALING HASA man pamed
Howard Dunn was arrested by Sher-
if Miller, on Saturday, on charge of
stealing a box of felt hats from d. Ell.
Lanphear, on First Street. lie was
brought before Justice Emery, yester-
day, for examination. aud remanded
to await the action Of the Grand
J ury This makes two thefts from
the same establishment on Saturday.
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CHILBBEN'3 CARRIAGES.

A large stock OF CWHLmREN's CARE
$40 each. Come and see before buying
elsewhere. WICK cry BROS.
Ola npI6 T8 and 1H Main Street.
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~ ESSRs. IEIDEIBACtT A. ETgAg
An offer for sale no public auction,
wednesday, May 9TH, 1870,

~ O'Clock An, without reserve. Tsr
Lots. This Desirable pronerf,-f a.
located In the very best portion OF tbe Sfiy-
OF GvansYllie, convenient for busiueFs
dences, snbdivlded into lois Is faef froYt
by l2I 10 l42 feet in depth, each l0t froDtl1rs
on sixty foot street, and running baCit fSs
= nlleen TOOL al4ey- RMS o. one or the best
opportunities ever offered ln Fvaneyiiie
20 BUY cheap and desirable property
Inc sale Will take place ON the promises.
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TIA EM-Baautifui, well-tmproved mrms
y. 100 acres. 300 bearing apple trees (choic8
lruit), three miles west OF Ellzabothtowu.
Illinois. Can be had 40 bargain by calls
Ing on WARREN a. MATrIaON, Attor-
neys, Third street, between Main and 10,
Gust. Ifal1 atl
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Agents-CanVassing Books sent Tree.
Secrets Of Internal Revenue
BIZ a Prominent Officer Of the Treas
ury Servics, =

Showing up the secrets and inner tO0Tkiitgs
OF the Revenue Department, the Whisky
Ring Gold Ring. and Drawback Frauds,
Syste matte Robbery, Depredations, Com
splraeies and Raids on the Government,
Mn1feasance, Tyranny, and Corruption OF
poTtd1lt book published. Containing about
BOO wei niled pages, spiritedly Illustrated.
pt6te Quilt sent free. Address 1g1I, FLINT,
Publisher, Philadeiphfa. Pa, Chicago, Ill,
or Cincinnati, Ohio. ~
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PLAYED OUT.-The Fakir Of Ispa-
han, who gave exhibitions in the
Opera House here. a few weeks ago,
is reported to have become a total
financial wreck, and Chrrley Shay,
who had engaged Melbourne 4 Co. s
show boards for the carly part Of
May, has suffered a like disaster.
Shay's show was called the Quiucu-
pexal, and that name alone cost him
so much extra freight, that he broke
up. He is now reduced to "One
Hoss Shaw"
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TITLE PERFECT.

Terms OF sale-One-thlrd cash; balance
in one, two, and three years. secured IN
mortgage ON the premises
VIM. CAPELLE, Agent.
Il. GUAIIiERT8, Auctioneer.
apl0 Til mayt 8taW
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
Ercoiirn Eaal CstQie for 6alr.

E0R SALE-Vaiualie East River WATER
IL FEcNI, L.ooa EsvyYard rooi odnity or Me
pisctlr,ss Vi =. kt-AND 4 Co., E,lsMaa-:., ~ !.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
AUCTION SALES OF NEw.YORX REAL ESTATE.
AUCTION SALE OF ELM PARK, STATEN ISLAND
REAL. ESTATE.

by JAMES NJ. MILLER. ,oooo
No jos langoOh''
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
Printing.
miscellaneous.
frqal Notifee.

CUpERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW
~ YORK-SAAUEL V. HOFFMAN AID GLORVlNA K HOPF'
MAN papua. as,. BERNARD CUMaINGs, MCHAELJ. GREEN
JOHN CUMMINGS, WII.LIAa s. BRoWS JOHN X BROWN
ABRAHAM p CLARK. CHARLES SCHULTZ, WILSON d. REED,
NoRN,y aypRUSs HENRY ANDRUsS. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
CLARENCE @. MITCHELL REDMOND WALSH Skw-YCRK
COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ELEAZER PENNY THOMAS ROC.
ERs JAMES OBREN Sheriff Of the City and Couny Of Nesfork
JoUN HARDY JOSHUA g. PECE JOHN C. WAEpELi The BANK
oP NORTH AMERICA JULIUS GIsSELL CHARLES Z. NULL,
FREDERICK W. BASKs end WILLIAM FULLERTON, deincan's
For ei-To Defendants above named and oael ard
ever, Of he: VOC hereby and reqri to answer tie
copln s action which se in tie oAce the cerh OF ,s
Cou his oe in the York ,h 18th day May 1870
copy herewith served upon yon ana oi
our answer M the subscriber at Liz oe no. ~
Brodyay m hr Cty Of within days aer tn service
hereof such and al o answer he
sfoTUsa III, plaintiffs this action VI aIpy
70 tie demanded complaint May e'1
h 1. FANCHER, fljI;fs Attorney
30 Brostsay New YORK.