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The Red River Trade. .

| This is what the Cincinnati Go-e,te says on
the subject OF the Red river trade; our mcr-
| chants and steamboatmen nay profit by
| reading it:
| Two years ago Captain Carter OF st.
| Louis chartered boat loaded her with
| merchandise. and started for the Red river
country. What goods he took he took on a
venture. for ST. Louis had formed no bust
ness connection with houses in that part of
the country. The merchandise was in
trusted 10 him for sale. and he was allowed
commission on all that he disposed Of
The trip proved profitable, both for mer-
chants and captain, and it was soon repeat
ed Thus beginning, the trade went on in.
creasing, until now the Carter Line is firmly
established. and the supremacy that New
Orleans: formerly enjoyed in the Red river
trade-a supremacy that almost amounted
to a monopoly-has been transferred to st.
Louis. Six boats now run in this trade, and
the value OF the connection is rapidly in
creasing Why should not Cincinnati have
share in this trade'
The Red river country, with Shreveport
az the headquarters, now sends out yearly
over 100000 bales Of cotton, 10000 head Of
cattle. and 10000 terces of beef. besides
large amount OF hides, with a prospect Of
doubling these exports as soon as railroads
now in process OF construction, under con-
tract or contemplated, are finished. What
is wanted il return Is everything that Gin
cinnati and the cities OF the Ohio have been
shipping to New Orleans. The fact has
been that Cincinnati has been supplying the
Shreveport market Il long time through New
Orleans houses Disadvantages that would
accrue to this city from a direct connection
with the Red river country are so manifest
that they need not be urged Ii "a line Of
packets can be started. there can be no
doubt that it viii prove profitable The
u1..stion Is. can one be established.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
PARIS,

Jules Pavre Demanding Evacuation of
-Rasiication of Treaty of Peace
Exchanged.
PARIS, March Jules Favre goes to
Versailles to-day 20 demand the immediate
evacuation of Paris by virtue of the terms
Of the convention.
BoNDEAUX, March "A dispatch from
Paris or the evening CT the second says a
changed to-day, ard Favre has returned
from Versailles
Later.-Paris is tranquil. The Prussians
evacuate the city to-mor1bw
Some disguised Prussian officers pene-
trated int"the city, BIZ. were soon recognized,
and their lives being in danger from the
people, they We're protected by the authori-
ties and recouduc.ed into the German
lines.
The populace are less calm than yeste--
day
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WHOLE NUMBER l19O.

ceeded by another distuI bance, approac ching
from the northwest. Rain and snow have
prevailed on the lower lakes.
The weather Is clearing up. with occa-
sional light rains from Illinois and Ten
nessee to New Jerse-. The lowest harome-
ter has moved from Illinois eastward to
Maine.
PROBABILITIES. -Clou9y weather and
fresh winds will probably prevail through
out the country. 4 serious disturbance is
apprehended az advancing from the ex-
tIeue northwest
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ROME.

The RHvariFar Minister Assumes Pro-
vRslena.ty tBe Funct5on Of German
Ambassador.
ROME, MarcL 2.-Tke Bayarian minister
here has provisionall, assumed the func-
tions of German ambassador to the Ho..y
See, IN place g CcGrt Won Arnin, trans
fericd to Paris
LlsEos, March "A rev cabinet has
been formed
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HAVANA.
Capture Of Major Leopold Viiiegas-&}ves
Four Thousand Persons Give Ache.
Sinv N - pSSh

HION 10 tnF SFInIsu tfUFCTnNcnf.
HAVANA, March 3.-TLe official account
of the engagement near Mayari states that
one captain and fourteen soldiers are miss
ing. In an engagement near Timas fitty-
three insurgents were killed, and an insur
gent captain named Garcia was also killed
near Trinidad. A Spanish column also cap
tnred Major Leopold Villegas. son Of Gen
eral Villegas. An insurgent leader, Chicho
Valtadores, surrendered, together with ten
armed men, at Platopota. During the past
fortnight, IN the Central Department, fifty
three insurgents were killed, and over four
thousand persons gave in their adhesion to
the Spanish government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
A GREAT BARGAININ REAL Estate.

A fine three story RESIDENCE, which cost over
twenty Thousand dollars to build and nine Lots OF
Ground, fronting Washington avenue, flied up two
feet above the street. with all necessary out build
inSs, al in good repair rented On d long lease at
fifteen hundred dollars year.
FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
Title guaranteed.
Apply, between the hours Of ten and two o'clock,
TO .IAMES READY,
fe23 No. Al Natchez street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04

HORSES AND MARES AT THE OLD
IL stock Landing.-Just received from Indiana,
Illinois and kentucky, ll0 HORSES and MARES.
several pairs of which suitable for Carriages and
Hacks. Also. twenty Six we'll broke single Buggy
torscs, ard the remainder Saddle ana Plantation
Horses and Mares. Also, 200 MULES, adapted to
dray sugar and cotton plantation purposes. All of
tn above wi be sold in proportion to the decline
in sugar and cotton, for cash. Merchants and
planters will consult their interest by calling
and examining our stock before purchasing else
where. BE certain and call before you buy. In
qufTe for BRAXTON Il HANCOCK.
fe22 lYnAs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04

A WE'LL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
"A wishes homo IN a family, for which she would
give Iii return those little accomplishments she
Possesses. speaks German, French and English
naently; is . good housekeeper AID manager;
would take The entire care OF an il valid going
abroad Or any position Of trIlst responsibility.
mrs HAVkLANO, No 3c9 Camp street Hel5
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE.-MY NEW DWELLING HOUSE,
Il on the corner Of 1t. Charles and Sonia. streets.
ond, five on the third, with billiard room in the
cupola; has water and gas in all the rooms Each
story has eight foot piazza all round, with
dows opening from each room it-so that it is
the coolest house in the summer, in the city. The
whole is warmed, in winter, by furnace, by which,
temperate heat. The half block of land is sur
rounded with live oaks, twenty years old and on
which are twelve large fig three plum, six cherry.
eight peach and fourteen orange trees all in bear
ing. The barn is forty by forty, finished for
riage. horses and cows; all OF which will be sold on
sa; ;isfac:Ory terms, it is TOO large for myself and
wife. L. }. H1GBY,
0tfic No. In Common street.
New OrlnE na Eehl ,IarY Is iE-l. f.lf 81
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BRUSSELS.

The He!glaI Sr-ray 70 be Placed ou 81 Pearc
.GStlns.
BRUSSELS, -,sarch 2--The Rclgifn ;rray is
being placed on q peaoe footing.
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FOR, RENT.

ROOM6 10 RENToONR OR TWO FINE
- HIge -. ceo1srtaAay FurniAhed Rooms can
~hers tie S1
spoken, and free iron ths Annoycnoe IF children,
ey applying At No III 81. Ann street, corner OF
Derel&ny. q care pass within q few doors of
the Asuse, 7esms very msdkesa. oc3o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04

Paul Noel Messont is the name Of the
daring youth who m married Editha Montressa
de Monteza. and he was New York printer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04

LNOR 6AI.E-CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND
II Spring Wagons, at very low prices. by
J. A. SHANNON, Agent
.el; I'm No. 54 Baronne street
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REMOVALS.

IRemOvAL-oR- o. ANF0Ux HAs RRn0vRp
- - - otHoe 70 No. CsrondeIet street up stsirs,
nes1 VSAo fe1 I'm cod
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BORDEAUX.

The Mobili2ed vs.tlcrtlit1uardsR Returning
Home.
RoRDEt~T. March THE government
has ordered the Immediate return of tie
mohili1ed rational guards 10 Their homes.
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LOTTERIES.
DRAWING or THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY FOR MARCH 3, 1871.
CLASS S3.

STATE LOTTERY FOR MARCH 3, 1871.
CLASS So.
e . a1 a . n = = Il s|Ss7 . |=I=I3
The above drawings are published in all the prln-
cpal papers, aud are drawn IN public Caily at the
rooms OF the company.
information farn n;shed and prizes cashed by
HOWARD, SIMMONS 4 CO., Contractors.
St. Charles street, corner Union New Orleans.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, LOfrslaHa
thls tn nj day o. March. 1871.
ii. PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEE,
Cemmissioners
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES apps
7 OUlsIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY.
Incorporated August -. 1865.
CHARLES T. HOWARD. PRESIDENT.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCHEME-ONLY 2oU0 NUMBERS.
Capital Prize. 900.
CLASS n.
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANh ON
Saturday. ttarcls 2J, 1871.
howard, SIMMONS CO., Contractors.
SCHEME:
ShHN 04 H. l.
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BOARDING.

GOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS
ID or rooms aAone-on reasonable terms At that
lt can't residence No. 2i2 CaroDdelet street, inme
da;ply above Julia street. de3 Pm
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WANTED.

XXyANTED.-A situation Housekeeper in a
w respectable family. by young lady who is
competent to take the entire mana cement of a
house, and who prefers good home and kind
treatment to large wage&
Address p. 8 T.. RBPUB cICAN office mh4 ST.
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL

AWAITS TEE PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE
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or. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.

A series OF SIX GRAND DRESS AND MASK BALLS
viii be given III the spacious ball room OF the St.
Louis Hotel as follows:
On ST. JOSEPHS NIGHT, March 49,
These balls will be the continuation of the grand
enter ainrscnts given every year at the New Opera
House where their order and decorum have rem
dered them justly popular.
Jaegers splendid Silver Cornet Band has been
engaged for the whole serles-
The entrance to the ball room is Royal street
Just below the corner of St. Louis.
Doors will open at 9 p. NJ Balls to commence at
10. Gentlemen So; ladies free
Tickets can be had at the door on the night Of
the ball, at F. Dumonteirs confectionery, corner
Canal and Bourbon streets ial7 Pm
" QuERADE BALL, in celebration Of the
twenty seventh anniversary the Gentle
mems Hebrew Benevolent Association, t" be
given at the St Louis HOTEL TUESDAY, March I.
1911 Tickets S. Persons desiring ladies' invita-
tions will please make their appiratisns to the
following named gentlemen composing the com
rnittee. J. Sandak, Ca1nmon street, opposite the
City Hotel K Benjamin, No. ~ Peters street t. J. X.
t1nartres aud Mandevilie /. Bloom, No ss Maga.
zine, 8. Leopold, No. $50 Magazine street, Charles
h,ller, No 220 Tchoupitou as street. mhl St
SPANISH COCKPIT-ooRNER MAIN AND
W Roman streets.
SPUR FIGHTS every Sunday. commencing at ten
o'clock A. NJ.
GAIT FIGHTS every Thursday and Saturday
NSnts commencing at half past seven o'clock.
Ihe Orleans City Railroad Cars Line leave Clay
otatue, on Canal street, every five minutes and
pass IN 'front.' OF the PIT. f.5 Inn
GRAND FESTIVAL AT TIE FAIR
~ GROUNDS given by the GRAND CONCLAVE
OF s. W. NJ, OF the State OF louisiana SUNDAY
March S. 1871
List OF sports and prizes: /. Firemen,s hand
thirty of its bona ide members will run from The
quarter stretch, draw suction and throw water
through fifty feet OF hose, b st time; each com,
pany to choose its own judges; open To tine Fra
Department. prize, fine silver louor stand >
FIRE hook and ladder race-To strip truck and
raise ladders against Octagonal Building half
mile race usual rules of order to govern. eacL
Department; prize, fourteen day French clock
Grand base ball uiatch-Prize, solid silver belt
q Mule race-One mile priZe, hne bride. s. Buggy
race single hOI sc0ne mile, best t;me prize eilVer
mounted whip. 6 Milk wagon race-One mile best
,ime;s prize bale hay. 7. Poney (under fourteen
alads race-One mile. best time; prize, silver cup
a Firemen's foot raceThree hundred yards, open
Tor members Of the Order-Oue hundred yards;
Prfas, silver cup. 10 Foot race-Open for ALL one
hundred yards; prize, silver cup. IL. Wheelbar-
row race tSindfol dj-Pifty yards pr &C. silver
gooet II. GRAND eating match (blindfolGed);
Irlne, silver dollar. To the member selling the
swatest number OF ticket4i prize. Heptasoph badge
nhtrles 70 be made TO J9ies zattaran, No. II
hnSA street. or at x. Llieathars jeweIry store
no 30 Canal street. where prizes can BE- seen
DVors open ~ twelve o'clock: sports and dane
ing begins AZ q p NJ Admission hfty cents; ladies
lte. mh3zt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADENY OF MUSIC.
SfALpING, BrpwEaL McDONOGH Prorrietors
Last two days Of
MRS. JAMES A. OATES
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
Saturday Noon and Night, March 4. 1921 +,
Two Iavorite pieces at each performance.
MRS. OATES IN BOTH.
LITTLE REBEL AND LITTLE FAUST.
Sunday, March ),
Last Night OF Mrs OATES OPERA COMPANY,
frescutinc the great sensations OF the season,
LITTLE FAUST,
FAIR one WITH THE BLONDE WIG.
. flOnday, March &,
Return of the GAZETTE COMIQUE GROUPB OF
SPECHLT7ES, reorgan4ed and enlarged, with
New stars. The most prominent are SAMUEL
COLvILLE'S MROPEAN NOVELTIES; Mons
DATAIIE, the Man of Steel; Mile ANGELA the
female hanson; YOUNG ZEPHYR. the Daring
Child; SHERIDAN and MACK, Charact'r Artists
Mr.. P. LEE, Great Ethiopian Comedian and numer-
others. mh4
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WANTED
a HOUSE SERVANT,

WANTED
HOUSE SERVANT.
At No. 23s Bayou Road, corner OF Villere, Second
District. mh3 1t
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SPANISH COCKPIT-CORNER MAIN AND
W Roman streets.

o'clock A. NJ
GAIT FIGHTS every Thursday and Saturday
Nlghts. commencing at half past seven o'clock.
The Orleans City Railroad Cars Line leave C,ay
statue on Canal street. every five minutes, and
pass in front OF the PIT f.s int
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

In the of the application OF the Mayor, Aderme
Gommonaty OF the ely OF New York, relative TO the
widening anu ''rAsh'ap s,is, q
between ua r aa he @ns also
ant 1h.rtytn street and that part betwe roc
second ami nth street oil greater w'ain
'0A' ''' 'e~" IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
We, pe UNDERSIGNED Commissioners of Estimate and As
tue pS Ss or Of ant ~ an
and others w"om it NAV concern, 10 VII
Fs.Tnas we have eoaresed Ga, Innate AMI ssss.s
in these proceedings any the Ian
;.s Re $ .s
Chairman, the Office Of the oInmissionsrs Nassau
smscr ISL and that we the sSi w hear
ss s an for ,Sa Be-
10 Attendance 1t said oce on each OF said ten days. at
ha, She absrac, estimate and sssess-
%s.s: and won Sr in
rcpor have been deposited In the office % the Depart
%s sa S S rua ne y :" 10 re-
saia are AS ohows to All lots parcels OF
land situate, .iu and being IN sd city, and oounds b. and
NJ named 1t avenues, that IL to say =
street with the centre line Of Eighth ave us
running thcnce castery along the centre line OF tiy ninth
line Madison avenue to th cen re ne OF
81 I eeae os sS hs ns O.
souhery along the centre lines OF Lex nston avenue
westerly aong he centre line Fourte nth street to the
S. Line fourth ne 10 The sns ne Of sa
place, thence " sery alonS &c centre line Of As.or
hne Of Broadway TO the eentts line OF Wv =,
Waiver ey place the line of Sixth thence
northery along the line of sixth avenue 70 The
centre line street. thence westerly aong
line of Fourteenth street to the centre line Of Seventh
avenue theme nfthrry along the centre line OF seventh
line of Tweruch street thence ~esery
along the centre OF Invent eth street 10 the centre ne OF
Eighth nue. tn n0rthciy aong the line Of
Eishth 70 the centre OF Tweutyighth street.
the tire line OF TwcnvciEh'h street
to the cente me Ninth avenue thence norhef aonc
centre NintJ the ri Syfy-syh
street, easteriy along the line OF xysXth
the centre line OF tisb'h and III
cry the centre line OF nth the point
place OF beginning.
Fourh-iha report herein win be presented the
Supreme Court OF the state o New York, al col term
thereof be he before the Honorable Albert Caruzo
Justice tie House Hall,
YORK, upon further notice of twenty days n
hereafter gwen two daily spapers punsn't In the
New furk pursuant TO the provsions OF the iourh
chapter the laws OF the State OF New York;
passed February n. 1871.
joins q. JONES, I fom,,,sso,o-s
WILLIAM WOOD, ( eomhssonosS
Dated NEW YORK. August L. ISL.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN FOURTEEN
j years--i enmnbng ppicatioi gas administered;
autui Teeth, 81 T. $40 Piumpers for thin fac
repaired. ). JAY vILLEhs, l55 6rand ST. Broadway
U1EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT rHE LEAST PAIN,
with laughing gas Beautiful sets OF continuous gum
IL $40 Teeth carefully nled with gold aud
Other preparatiOns. DIR. BODfNE lJJ Grand street
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POLtTtCAL.


THE BkEN IMAM DEMONSTRATIONS.
i MATTHEW T. BR MAN CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC
ASSOCIATION.
The vari US ocn or-anika Ions will assemble at Lion
PARK, auspices rntrsl Body, Tuesday.
August iosi OF uevoiion 10 the Hon: Matthew
P"oGhAxME OF ENTERTAINMENT
Grand nsTunienal opening 10y LOO pieces of Graiulas
bani, at ~ L. VI.
bar ltcu u q ,inbAk frtln u, W. NJ.
Promenade con ert. tfUu, y To !. ~ -
Grand display ut fireworks. a. ~ - NJ .
Dancin. general ON r. W. 10 A. NJ.
k..,i ftivS COMMIT III.
Alderman . nes q. DinDud. JACOB 4. Laoriskie,
Aid, bernard O'sei, Matthew fatten,
Add rnsn Pp.,iVk iysagu, Bernard Kelly,
Al. buy. I,tcr howc,
Hun. L.. Louir "a, kcho Ms Muaer.
Nci Bry n limo ny j. campbell.
charms a. br wn, owen keenan,,
,auesJ. nnb rion. v IN. II. Aolapey,
Hol. DANES Coulter John ,iennon,
Jacob kUcher. Peter NJ tiu hness,
DR. John 4 Thomas }. tummGs.
Vim. ID. Csiron,
Cant VIM 4. v a. N,Joun Mclaughlin Thomas ID Conrov
h char tt-d. Pa rick j. iisnbury. Cbas. Liudemann,
Jac IN Seeoaentr, Constantine bone chari y Hnr,.
Oh i.an, James fitypatlck,
m. Lnn!, Alchaf MannOx, Hare,
VIA -. Sheds Thomas raw, aoho H. Mahrr,
James Do'pbuc, freder OK thinner, thomas Began,
James 4. tiassen, James ~. III 4avsi,
PA AK 1IBStY.
Chairman Comm I ARRANGEMENTS.
WILLIAM u. BUENs.
Tres dt mt central Assoc ati0u.
kithAkD WALSH,
JAM > h.. HAsSrN,
CkkslUS n. trkMhNN,
Vice fresdelts
FRANZ MURRAY,
fAIlJa ACORArV,
Secretaries.
III. JOHN I. NA6LE,
Treasurer.
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MEDICAL.


4 GREAT AND SURE REMEDY Fos MARRIED
meciae reiie, being specially prepared Tor married ladies'
Aaly~res These pi + re evid me 10 one day, w,hor,
Inconvenience, tx mage" Price b. DIR. A. N. MAURl-
CbA Office i2s Liberty street, or sent by mail
n or w'toom i,eiici e, nv Mad ,me SfELL Proses)r
Of Micwiery; over tnry ys.rs' pr ,ocs fer nili!os
nsred Tor mar cd Isies one wbIch can nsvsr fa ar,
sale and neatiy sod oniv AZ ar oice MOL 81 Fifty
ssconu sree' w, aJs ron nm'' seaa an a. dasns
UAutop-Ah others are counterfeit
A TrENriJN. twenty YEARS PRUssIAN HOS
N pita experience irvte diseases ways perm neatly
DR.. FRA SkLI>, l6l BIeecker street
A NINE VAN BUsKlRK., PHYSICIAN NhvsR
"A. late 10 cure femas c,npiains Eesans rooms nurs
tus. T. East Lignth street Consultations Tree.
A MRS. W. II. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN
N. III East Tenth street. does not hurnbug ladies with
medicine.
LADIES' PHysICIAy.--Da II. d. GRrNpLE, PRO.
th city uirsntecs certain relief ladies trouble with or
without reic to the INST ANXIOUS patient at
int eeIant rooms lanes feIuirin: nursing.
Once 10 West rwenty- iStb rect near sixth avenue
A MADAME eRlNDLF FEMALE PHYSICIAN 10
N. West rw relief TO all female
Complaints Pleasant rooms for nursing.
DylCE fR E.-LADIES AND GlNTLtNEN in
~ trouble Relic visit Dr. BARRETT, ~ East
Tenth sire, t. near Broadway.
A --LApIEs IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED TMME.
i,cty sat,sned esant and nursnI yrovjei Dr..
ASChEK, No. Amty place. new nun er " faurens ST.
DIR. AND NINE wiLLsrr CURE Ar ONE
n. in, ,rview. Tn r fem dc irs fai Rooms
for ladies before aud durns eOnine 81 West Forty
fourth street. near skin ayeIn.
NTOPAY UNLESS CUREO.--DR AID MNf. WEST
~ at inereiew; Their French Pills never fsiL
Moons betor, during condnemcnL LA West La strss.
,
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ITO LEF--FOR BUSfNt IS PUkPOSES--AT 81 UNEVEN
sy place. large Parfor Floor with separate en-
and table for club or 9th ttslEess
rent moderate also IN nisLed ntlcsnen central
ana co uyenient
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uhriiLf! FINISHED, THAT ELEGANT FOUR
stf nhn stor rnwn House 500 last -Four
street ~ ar second avenue. Owner wln board large a Of
REM WIN private, responsible family.
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RIO LET A FINE, LARGh SECOND FLOOR, 24l SIKH
avenue be ween tIiIeenh and Sixteenth streets cent
very splendid location for light business Apply
as
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ITO LET-CfGAR AND LUNCH COUNTER AT car
j Boyes Nfney.ra. szS Broadway, between PARK place
and MURRAY street
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RIO LET FURNISHED, IN EAST r"ENIyFOURTH
three story high ssoop House in pert CT order
rent 81 rcr month. -. ,,
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TN uruI~ss.d.

NENi bhiNh COTTAGE ON LEXINGTON AVE
nme 20 es no. and Q I'D water throughout; s,s bah
unfnn Wiite SUD nasunrns " %
bic tenant Apply TO N g. r. o0FLL. ~ md UyS Icrirs
tJp avenue - - ~ -~
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4 COMPETENT BOOKkEEPER, WITH 5000 OR
N &3Wu can secure = situation In an old established
house. and receive satisfactory security for his
per cent interest," and liberal salary by addressing NJ E. F.
herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

A MONOPOLY IN THE MANUFACTURE OF SOAP
N can be controlled BY capital Positive proof given by
act ual denomination by GEORnE L. CANNON, IS Liberty
want
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

A YOUNG MAN, WITH BUSINESS EXPERIENCES,
N who has from rs 80 $500 invest. r. seeking
safe aud payn. nature Of business Address
CAPITAL box III Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

NTOPAY UNLESS CUREO.--DR. AND MNF. WEST
IN cure on, in,rreies their French Pills fAL
Moons before during conlnencnL LA West LA stres.
neafitb avsuue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20
TO LET FOX BUSINESS PURPosEs.

HALL TO LEr--suiJABLE FOR A SUNDAY
"A schoo cub rc nm c. fs6 West Twenty ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

rINO LET-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. NEARLY NEW:
roops, s~s ard fixtures. ''Nls place" IN liNt
street second honse ems. Of College Mott liaveo
minutes walk steam and halt mile abUvr
Third bridge Is month Apply
A. Z. SMITH K BROTHER, 1,.4 Broadway, New
Nors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

L,OR sALE-A FULL LOT, HIGH sroOP FOUL
story brown stone House forty-sISth street, nes
Fifth avenue Apply at ~ broadway, room {.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

DoCToH's OFFICE TO RENT-FuRNIsHED OR UN-
furnished; hot ana cold large closets; Board IN
the house If required. Preach family. % West twenty
second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS CAN RE INVESTED
~ IN old esah shed manufacturing business thar
over 20 pr cent annually ~ immediate application
GEORGE l.. CANNON, 20 Liberty street.