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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-01
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
4 Alexandria, November ~, 1871.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE;
I Alexandria, November -, 1871.
George kephart VS.. Mary J. Dixon, Executrix Of
Turner Dixon. deceased. In chancery. In
the Circuit Court for the city Of Alexandra.
Extract from Decree.
The Court doth adjudge, ord and decree
that one of the commissioners oi this Court do
inOrire into and ascertain what estate, real and
personal, Turner Dixon died seized and possess
ed Of, and the character and value Of the same;
and do also ascertain the liens on SAID real es,
tate. their amount and respective prlorltles; and
do also take an account Of the claim OF the com
plainant against the estate OF Turner Dixon de-
ceased, and Of the claims OF such other creditors
of Turner Dixon, deceased, as may come in and
prove the same before him; and do also state
and settle the account of Mary j. Dixon, Exeeu-
trix Of Turner Dixon. deceased and DO also IN
quiro into and ascertain any and all SUCH mat
tiers and things as any of the parties TO TINS sun
may desire, and which he may deem pertinent
to the issue
Subsequently, the undersigned was appointed
special commissioner to execute the decree %
which the foregoing is an extract. All persons
interested in the above named sult VIII taEe nc
tice that l have appointed the 9th day of Janu-
ary, 1872, at 10 Q clock n. m, at my ONCE, No
81 King street, Alexandria, Va, 10 execute the
above decree At which time and place You are
required To attend -
George A. MUSHEACH
nov op-ih"1" .'PS'l''. CNt $500.
VIRGINIA At rule; held in III & Clerk
Office Of the Corporation Court Of the clty
vf Alexandria, on the 9Th day of November, IL. |,
Edward c. Turner plaintiff against Zeph English
surviving partner Of T. A. Brrw:. Of the firm
name and style ofT. A. Brrwis Il Co, ,ttci'.
dant. IN Assumpsit and certified account, and
,lpon all attachment.
The object of this suit IS ~ rccovc: %! the de-
frndant the sum of thirteen hundred ana thirty
Xix dollars and fifty cents, with interest from the
lst day Of March, 1865 till paid, and TO attach
aud subject to the payment of said sum- th"ttnr-
lnent and lot Of ground. Ne. Il: on west side OF
Fairfax street. between Duke and Wolfe streets.
in the CITY Of Alexandria, and bounded on the
south hv the lot Of First Presbyterian Church,
and on the north by the lot of Mrs. Gardner, the
property oflhc defendant.
The defendant. Zcph English, n"t having ca
Tered this nppenrrnct and given security accord
ing 10 the act of Assembly, and the rules OF th!S
CHurl, and it appearing BY affidavit that he
i; not resident OF this State: II Is ordered that
the said defendant appear here within one month
after due publication of this order and do what
Unnecessary to protect his interest in this suit md
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Alexandria Gazette newspaper published
in the city Of Alexandria, once 4 week for tou:
successive weeks and posted at the front door ct
the Court House of this city. copy, test:
MORTON MARIE, Clerk.
John = Chapman. y. a.. nov IT, w4w
p1> WIN u " ~ w : + r
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Walton Il C,gSwrll'5 AriLh:nrli',ai Charts.
Wa!tnn* Arthmctical Table IN Stnl"
hcy II ditto, part
Key 10 d!ttn, part u.

The above publications may be- "htanr" Il!
the following DcpostOrics:
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E. French, Alcxsndra, j. &W. J.: En!wslr, A.
1nond; Victor Il Amber, Lynchhurg; j: W.
Adams, Fredericksburg; Thomas i Mead
charlottesville; Hite s. Wall, WincheSter; }.
Cowan Stauntnn: Alex. :. Hallcr, MytheyllIc
Tickrry l. Co., Norfolk; JOS Van Holt NusE
Petersburg; f. G. Hume & Bro, Portsmouth;
Henry Brown, LeesbuTg.
1.s-Schools wishing to Introduce any Of the
above recommended Text Books Will apply t"
the one of tho above parties nearest them.
BREWER e. TILEsTON. Publishers.
Il Milk street, Boston.
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CATERS and Boots,

Bslmorus and Caters, Slippers Prince A!hcrtS,
A. A. Fancy and Plain Slippers.
Also very largo assortment of Misses and
Children BHttoned and Plain Caters.
Dress and UndrcSs Morocco"
Balmorals.
Also BOYS and Youths BOOTS and SHOES,
Of every variety and style. Also the justly Gel
ebrated CHAMPION SHOE, the best Planters
Shoe ever invented.
<e.5- His stock of BOOTS and SHOES Of his
OWN MAKE is uncxcellcd by "ly other e.
Enlistment in this city.
Come, one and all, to No. 9G King street, Al
exandria, va, sign of the Opera and Golden
Boots md directly opposite the new S"Fepta
Hall.
\. B.-All kinds of Ladies' and Gentlemen ;
work made to order, and fit guaranteed.
Repairing neatly ,tnnr and charge: very mod
crnte r. 7'HFF,
ort l;.2ru ~ King street.
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(UNN "lL'' t-t''
Just received.
'BrownS Winchester.
oil Tanned Gaunteis and Gloves
Buckskn do
nov 10 70 WI. n. BERKELEY.
/tLOTHS FOR OVEKCOAT>.
~ Fine Cloths for Suits.
Heavy all Wool kcrSeys.
All Goods for Men and Boys.
We are now offering great bargains.
nov - No.. 62 King st.
DoNEsrlcS! DOM ESTES!
All kinds Of the above, such lis Canton Flan-
nels Shectings and Shirtings, Hosiery, &r.,--a
nov e WlTMER y sLAYMAkER's.
d BEDFORD WATER!
Just received Il fresh supply of
BEDFORD WATER,
nov ~ " Cook Il CREIGHTON.
GEo W. PARKER
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
~ king street,
.,.v !,-im Alexandria. Va.
CARPET CHAIN, &c.
Just received, all coors Carpet Chain AMI all
numbers Cotton Warp
nov - " NJ n. bhkhLE /.
GORGE u JENKINS SMALL SUGAR
" CURED HAMS, Breakfast Pieces Should
GEO. McBURNEI X son,
nuv u lGG and ITO King street.
A yERILL CHEMICAL PAINTS, Of va
N rious shades, OH hand and for sale ut fac
tory prices By w
DRIED FRUITS--Peaches, Pears. Apples
~ Cherries, Turkish Prunes. Sc.
GEO McBURNEY Il SON.
nov ~ l66 and ITO King street.
OUTER AND CHEESE--!O boxes Eastern
. Factory Cheese and 9 kegs Northern But
Ter received this day by
nov - j. T.. MlLBt IN.
~ CASES OF FRESH TOMATOES Just
- received and for sale by the
CHINESE TEA company.
nov % No. II north Royal street,
CMoKEp BLoATERs and DRIED BEEF
AVERY y DAVIDSON.
nov II 226 King ST., cor Alfred.
TINE LARGEST and cheapest stock of CAN
l. NED GOODS ever offered in the city:
rov % 5. f. Ger. King and St. Asaph ste.
ERESH TOASTED and GROUND COZ
L FEES for sale by
AVERY X DAVIDSON,
nov "a 226 King ST, cor: Alfred.
FUST Observation-Disclosures supply Of those
u FlRE.PROOF EARTHEN WARE PIP
kINS, Just the thing for cooking purposes, al
nov ~ ENTWGSLE'S CHINA STORE.
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PROFESSED.N.7k.
LINDEN KENT. = G. NEAL.
TENT l. NEALE,
II ATTORNEYS,

1JS0rS KENT :. G.. NEAL.
TEST x NEALE,
AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
Practice in the Courts of the city of Alexan-
dria, the adjoining counties, aid OF the Distfit'
" GenerabCLAIM and PENSION AGENTS.
Office, No IS! Prince street. Alexandria, Va.
oct 21-tt
TAR. \. +. COX. DENTIST.
iGraduate Of Baltimore COLLEGE Dental Surgery
Full upper or lower sets o! r'cih.'"'''''''2 ~ ~
Teeth extracted y :"
All operative work in proportions;
Can be found after Office hours ut hi resId"'ce'
corner Pitt and Duke streets.
1t gives Inc pleasure t. cndorsc DR.. con- 4:
will guarantee all work done By him.
unS 29-tf Dr. LooCKEEMAN.
DR LOOCKERMAN, from this date re-
- spccttully informs the public that: having
procurcd the necessary and competent assistance,
he is now prepared 10 perform all Dental opera
tions ut greatly reduced rates-nearly one hGg
his former chargcs-warranting all work to bt
first class only Office hours from s II. IN. to I
n, N. jy 5-tf
TT IT. HEMPLER, PRA CTICAL OPTE
III. qIAN, OFFERS EXTRA ND UCE
MEN7S TO THOSE ~ WANTOFOP7lCAL
'8 4 BEA g GTyFUL AND DURABLE COLI
.sPECTIC LEFOR ST; LIGHTER FRAMES
S., Sc. 4 VERY FINE GOLD NOSE GLASS
FOR ST. 50: OTHER Q QUALITIES FOR $.
AND ST. PRICES RED UCED or Az
GOODS. NO GOODS lILSREPRESEN4ED,
AMP ONE rRicE Q WsIbinu, No as pe""'y'
IyrcL1n0ynu iu lR--G,n
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YOOTS IND SHOES.

Office
The citizens of Alexandria and vicinity are
respectfully informed by the undersigned thai
he has now on hand very large and well So
1octod stool, of
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1t give, Inc pleasure t. cndorsc DR.. cox, 4:
will guarantee all work done by nm.
,nS 10-tf Dr.. LOoCKEHMAN
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

which cannot be surpassed here or elsewhere,
and which will be sold at very low prices. My
stock consists in part cf Ladies and Gentlc:len :
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15
Austria and Prussia.

The conference of Gastein confirmed
the agreement between Austria and
Prussia, on some important principles
of policy. The details of this agreement
were arranged in the nature of treaty,
but not formal treaty. The function
aries whose services would have been
necessary for the drawing of a formal
treaty were not present. Thus the Sc
cret of the exact terms is better kept.
The statement of policy made by the
Vienna cabinet in December last created
a situation between Austria and Prussia
which called for more accurate defina-
ton of their relations than could be
secured by the exchange of diplomatic
notes. The Gastein conference enabled
the two chancellors, by confidential
conversations, to reach an understand
ing as to exactly how the interests of
the two powers could be realized to their
mutual advantage, and how their
understanding might be utilized in
dealing together against other powers.
The Roumanian railway difficulty has
thus received a satisfactory. solution.
In the interest of general peace, this
is regarded as happy augury for the
application of similar joint action for
future difficulties. The league main.
tanning peace means war against any
power that can be provoked to disturb
the peace. Russia, knowing and under
standing this, makes vast preparations
for war
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15
s. NV Wife,

Apropos of the various methods OF
disposing of dead bodies, William Story
recalled newspaper paragraph respect
ing a ring, with stone of new species
in it, which widower was observed to
wear upon his finger. Being questioned
as to what the gem was, he answered,
" 1t is my wife" He had procured her
body to be chemically resolved into this
stone. / think | could make a story on
this idea; the ring should be one of the
widower's bridal gifts to a second wife !;
and, of course, it should have wondI Gus
and terrible qualities, symbolizing all
that disturbs the quiet of a second mar
riage-on the husbands part, remorse
for his Inconsistency and the constant
comparison between the dead wife of
his youth and the grosser reality which
he had now adopted into her place !;
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15
Picked Up Mt Sea.

The steamer Wilmington, from
Galveston, to New York, picked up on
the Goth inst, in latitude 1924, long-
tude 1851, boat containing Francis
Munte, first mate, Minard Simmons
second mate, and Lewis Schlader, sea
man, belonging to the bark Linday, of
Philadelphia, from New York bound to
New Orleans, which foundered in the
hurricane on the 25th inst, in latitude
1884. longitude 1882. A boat containing
Capt. Smith, the steward, and four sea-
men left the bark and was in company
vita the boat containing the mate until
dark on the night of the 25th, when
they got separated. Both boats were to
steer northwest from the Florida coast.
After taking on board the mates boat
and crew, the Wilmington searched in
different directions for the boat con-
tanning Capt. Smith and crew, but
without success.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15
COleridge'S HumOr.

/" | have heard Colerdge say" says
Mr.. j. c. Young, in his Memoir of
Charles Mayne Young more than
once, that no mind was thoroughly or
ganized that was deficient in the sense
of humor, yet hardly every saw any
great exhibition of it in himself. The
only instance | can recall, in which he
said anything calculated to elicit
smile during the two or three weeks
was with him, was when he, Words
worth and | were floating down the
Rhine together, in boat we had hired
conformity. The day was remarkably
sultry we had all three taken consid.
cradle walk before dinner; and, what,
with fatigue, heat and exhaustion con.
sequent on garrulity. Coleridge COM
planned grievously of thirst. When he
heard there was no house near at hand,
and saw leathern flask thrown over
my shoulder, he asked me what it con-
tanned. On my telling him it was
Hochheimer, he shook his head, told
told me he would as soon take vinegar.
After a while, however, finding thirst
increasing he exclaimed, -" | fear must
conquer my dislike-eat humble pie,
and beg for a draught." He had no
sooner rinsed his mouth with the OBJ
noxious fluid that he spit it out, and
vented his disgust in the following
impromptu:
8 In Spain. that land of monks and apes.
The thing called wine doth GENE from grapes;
But on the noble river Rhine,
The thing called gripes doth come from wine'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15
Washington.


THE collectors of customs at American
ports now have in their possession fac sin,ile
copies Of the trade mark of all American
watch manufacturers, by the comparison of
which they propose to prevent further
frauds on these institutions by foreign COM
petitors...."T The Secretary of the Treasury
will Immediately issue instructions for the
strict enforcement of the laws of Congress,
providing for the better security of passen-
gers in steam vessels of all kinds. .... Secre-
tary Fish has issued a circular instructiug
all corporations, or individuals having
claims against Great Britain, which come
under the heading of Alabama claims -
and which have no been presented, to
make them out and file them at once in that
office, together with proof of the same.
THE amount of United States currency
outstanding at this date is 1896, 400, 1885.
Three millions Of the amount, according to
the figures on hand, have been lost, mutt
lated or destroyed, and will never be pre-
sented for redemption. The Secretary of
the Navy has received a consignment of bat
tie flags aTtured by our naval forces at CO.
rea, with the names of the captors, some of
them being presents TO individual friends.
One sent to the President is of blue silk,
with a woven representation of the dragon,
and that to Secretary Robson is of similar
material and color, with a winged serpent.
AN edition of 5000 extra copies of the re-
port of the San Domingo Commissioners has
recently been issued from the Government
printing office by direction of the President,
and is now being distributed over the coun-
try directly from the White II, use......A
dispatch received at the Postoflice Depart
ment from the pOStfnaater at Savannah
Ca, says that the mails, and also all cars
and passengers from Charleston are refused
admittance into Savannah in consequence of
fears of yellow fever 1t is also stated that
the mails from Charleston will be sent ria
Augusta. $500. The Postmaster General has
ordered a mail receiver on the railway be-
tween Marietta, Ohio, and Caldwell, thirty
five miles and back, six times week, from
Oct. /.
THE amount drawn from the treasury dur
ing the month of August, on warrants in fa-
vor of the several departm hts, was as fol-
lows: War Department, $5s,9Ol.O9; Navy,
SSl 1891 Interior Pensions and Indians,
S56,37O.56 Civil and Miscellaneous, ST.
l25.lS total, Sl97, 1876. 74.....It is thought
that executive measures will soon be taken
Tor ordering the Kansas squatters, who have
settled on portion of the Indian territory
to vacate it, under certain pains and penal
ties, the land having been set apart for the
sole use of the Indians.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15
The West.

G. G. WAsHBURN was nominated for Cover
nor by the Republicans of Wisconsin, on the
30th ult. His opponent on the Democratic
side is Ex-U. S. Senator j. r. Doolittle.....
Rev. Aug. Reigleman, a French Catholic
priest was knocked down and robbed near
Terre Haute, Ind, a few days ago.....At
Hays City, Ks, recently, Mrs. Dolan struck
her husband on his head with an axe, from
the effects of which he died. Whisky.
The st. Cloud Mimi Times says George
Kraus, Of st. 10, was fearfully wounded by
the bursting of his gun. He had loaded it
with salt to shoot a neighbours pigs that
were in his grain. His left hand was almost
entirely blown Off
CHARLES BONNER, the best known mining
superintendent in the silver regions of Ne
vada, died Of paralysis at San Francisco on
the 3Oth ult..... Work has commenced on the
Chicago branch of the Milwaukee and ST.
Paul railroad, and it will be pushed through
as rapidly as possibe......The Hon. |. Don
nelly, on his Dakota county Mimi farm
has raised sample acre Of Arnautka rus
siam spring wheat, which is claimed to be
larger, plumper, and harder than other va
rieties, and which he proposes to propagate
extensively .....A farmer at Clinton, Wis,
shipped $4,000 pounds of butter to st. Louis
on Monday, and had enough for supper left
over.
LOCOMOTIVE on the Toledo, Wabash and
Western railroad exploded her boiler near
Harristown, ILL.,, on the lst. inst. The train
was going down grade, and it is not
thought that there was dangerous pressure
of steam on. The engineer and fireman
were instantly killed....A young lady
named Alice Burr was killed at Dubuque,
Iowa, on Friday night, by falling through
hatchway ......A fire at Davenport, Iowa, on
the 1st inst, destroyed $4,000 worth of
property...,..A severe storm passed over Har-
den county, Iowa, on the 1st inst, doing
large amount Of damage young lady
named Fanny Sheary was shot in a drug
store, in Chicago, on Friday night. by
young man named Coleman, who had been
her "frend" of late, but whom she had re-
fused to notice on that evening. She will
probably die.
TuE Chicago Base Ball Club defeated the
Olympics, of Washington, at that city, on
the Cd inst......A fire on South Canal street,
Chicago, on the I'd inst, destroyed property
to the amount of over $40 ,Oo0....An election
riot took place at La Mesilla, in the southern
part of New Mexico territory, on Sunday,
Asg q, in which seven persons were killed
and thirty wounded. Hon. John Simon, the
Republican candidate for Judge, was the
first man killed." An express train on the
Illinois Central Road on Sunday morning
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15

while, on the new wife's finger, it should
give pressures, shooting pangs into her
heart, jealousies of the past, and all
such miserable emotions.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15
Foreign.

QUEEN VICTORIA is reported to be fast fail
ing in health, and very grave spprehensions
are felt concerning her....The prolongation
of Theirs term of office is believed in official
circles to be assured ......Six persons were
drowned recently, oy the wreck of the ship
Baudicar, from Cronstadt for an English
port...... Berlin brokers will not allow the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15

AT Niagara Falls, in the hotel wine
lists, lager beer is called I" Win de Bis
mark"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15

THE last cosmetic English women
have begun to use is from an old recipe
received from Queen Anne's time.
namely, cucumbers stepped in milk.
An exchange says Venus rose from the
foam of the sea, but modern beauty
rises majestic from curd hoops and let
tuce-beds, with oatmeal plasters on its
face, chloride on its locks, bsmuth on
its'fngers to give pearly appearance, a
steel band for a cestus, and laved with
decoction of cucumbers and blue milk.
Why so through so much to get so lit.
tie?
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15

THE new style of dresses in three col.
ors are called the patchwork cos
tunes"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15

SILK dresses with brocaded hounces
are coming into fashion again this win
ter.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-09-15

The following platform was adopted
Resolved, BY this Convention, represent
ing the Republicans of Wisconsin:
/. That we refer with patriotic pride to
the history of the Republican party of the
United States, by its early resistance to en-
croachm ents of slavery by its patriotic de-
votion to the cause of union during the late
civil war; by its emancipation, at proper
time of an oppressed people from bondage;
by its signal overthrow Of dsloyalty and
treason; by its justice, frmness, and mag
nanimity in guarding and securing the re-
suits of the war, and giving and assuring TO
all citizens liberty and equality before the
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS,
TO LET.

TO LET.
A You CAN RAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN.
IN serted I'm the NEW YORK HERALD and, &c up town,
time expense by leaving it nj the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE, 1926 Broadway, three doors above
Thrty.frst street. This Is only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received Office rates.
Open from A. N. til Z. NJ. every day in the year.
A HANDSOME PARLoR AND LARGE BEDROOM,
~ elegantly tarnishsf together separately in
brown stone House No. Marks place. near Broadway
private family references.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A GOOD HOUSE
"A ina pleasant locnon the Park, wish to let tho
Third Floor to and wife, wihoEt children, stngs
gentlemen Apply at 3S2 West fifty-arst street.
A SECOND FLOOR. FURNISHED; ALSO THIRD, US.
"A furnished; immediate passession arsi class rehhor
hood; family private all tie improvements; TO family
without Children. Sl5 Yves, Nire,ser!h street
ATST AMITy EET-CoMrORTABLY FURNISHED
N Bedrooms for genIemen only rent from S3soS per
week also Extension Hovaa. faux rns; rent Ss< per
month unfurnished-
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
Tue WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains splendid Cartoon representing the
Modern Moses, together with the very latest News
by Cable up to the hour of publication OF the siua
ton in France; also Tclegrapnic Dispatches from
All Parts OF the World; The Ocean Highway OF the
Future; Life in the South Miss Generaissimo Car
roll; The Arkansas Impeachment Mudllc and The
50int High Commission 1t also contains the latest
news by telegraph from Washington; Artistic, Lite
rary, Fashionable, Political, Religious and Sport.
ing Intelligence; Obituary Notices; Amusements,
CHRONOLOGICAL FacetiI; Editorial Articles on the
prominent topics Of the day; our Agricultural
Budget; Reviews Of the a'tle, Horse, Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and CONNER
cia Intelligence, and accounts Of all the Important
and interesting events OF the week.
TERms:-Sngle subscription, So; Three copies, S.;
Five copies So; Ten copies, s5 Single copies, flve
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

A FINE SELECTION OF UNFCREISHED AND
~ furnished Houses to let In city and country fancy
priced houses entered books rents and suitable
to the times. Il. FLANAGAN, a0l Fourth avenue
Twenty Y-eicllh street
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

BUFFALO BOAT CLUB.-The Buffalo Boat Club
elected new officers for the ensuing year on Tuesday
last The club has new boat house, an eighto oar
barge Il sx-Oar lap streak, rour-oar clinker, one
double scull and three single scull boats.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

ITO LET--TN HOUSE WITH PRIVATE FAMILY, A
Floor OF five rooms now vacant TO small respectable
American family OF adults rent low to parties that suit
Inquire premises, S4t East Forty-nnth street,
THE LOWER PART OF 23 EAST FIFTY EIGHTH
street. near Third avenue to let from May has ranger
bath and gas