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THH pou-

PICKERING DoU-
Il BILE ACTING ANTI
-hEEKHIEG FORCE PUMP.
This plate represents q
p Pickering Force Pump
Ia a well. It Is also un-
surpassed as q eistern
pump.
For sale by e. K.
knight & Co, 25 Second
street, Memphis, Tenn.
u | j. ]. D. !. ]. !. !. !. . !. J. !. ]. !. !. !. !. /. !. !. !.
Werefer to h follow
Ing who are using them:
Ar. Livermore, SuBt.
Mississippi & tennessee
Blk; Capt. g. b. Church.
General Marcus b
wright. H. Lemon, j. H.
Cash, II. g. Dent, Pass.
tf more &Ruhin, M. Holland
v. ~Bacigalupo, Or. VI
n T. Irwin, James E. Law.
II ton, Agent Great West
Ak@eE4ern Dispatch Companv
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Be d lay Of Inna. Ia7I.
TRUSTEES SALE.

~ By virtue Of a Deed fin Trust executed
to me on the first day Of November. la55, by
Joseph Miller, and recorded in the Registers
Office Of Oritteudeu county, Arkansas, In
M page 1885 aud Tor the purpose
OF carrying out the trusts therein specified.
/ WILL, ON MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1871,
During legal hours, al the courthouse door.
IN the town Of Marion, Crlttenuen county.
Arkansas, sell for cash, at public cutlery, the
following real estate conveyed ia said Trust
Deed, tO-Wit: The southeast quarter OF sec
uOn No eleven, II, the south half Of section
No. twelve, J., the northeast quarter or sec
ton Nc. fourteen, IA, and the fractional north
half Of section r o. thirteen, IL, an in town
ship No. i've, 5, north OF the base line, aud In
range NO eight, s east of the NTH. 5th, prlu-
meridian; also the southwest fractional
quarter dissection No. z, and the north
vest fractional quarter of section No. eight
cen, Is, all in township No. nVe, 5. uOrth OF
base line, and "a range No. 8, east OF the nfthf
5th, principal meridian containing IN the
aggregate one thousand and siLJy-tWO 1910
acres, more or less. The title believed TO be
good, but I convey only as trustee.
milo J.FEED RODGERS. Trustee
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April o, l0:25am-Govern-
erumauts are a fraction better, with a me-
dfnm demand. Sterling steady at 10.
cold carving al per cent.
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Saturday, May 9th, 1871,
,MITH, Trustee n
NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as executors and execu
II uiX Ofthe last will OF Samuel T.. Walker,
deceased, we hereby give notice to all persons
to present and file with us their ccOun and
ands against said estate.
JOHN W. WALKER,
SAMUEL p. WALKER,
ELLEN f. WAhKkR,
Executors and EXecutriX.
4 WsruEn Attorneys. mh4
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CHAsCEaY SALES.
GHANCERY SALE
EEAL I8EAEE-
-ON-
Saturday, April 9th, 1871.

fsg7-n the Second Chaneey Court Of
shelby county, Tenu-F. q. smith eLecu-
frix. vs.. w. a. D0oley, r T. Pollard 81 a.
ny VfrEue OF an order OF sale "a IN this
Id cause. il VIII sell az public auction 70 the
highest ffddsr. in front OF the omee OF the
second Cnanesry Court Of shelby county
IN the city OF Memphis, Tenn on
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.Nednosday, 27th day Of April, 1871,

all the right, title and interest Of said M. r..
Eddius in and TO a certain tract OF parcel OF
land situated and lying IN Shelby county
Tennessee, contslning seventeen Sj-lU acres,
aud known and described as fOuuWs: As Lot
No. 2 OF the subdivision OF J. r.. GoodielLs
land, lying and being betWeen the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and the Memphis
and Germantown Plank Road, beginning at
a AXE in the center of the said Plank Huadi
being the northwest corner ofLot No. J Mrs
Winford, uOW Mrs. Phillips tract, thence
south 10 a stake. hlty feet south Of the Mem
phts and Charleston Railroad thence north
with said road six l) chains, TO a stake so feet
north OF the said Railroad; thence aortb to
8 sake In the center of the Memphis and
3 &ElontOWu Plank Road. the corner OF Lot
M. 3 thence Q chains and 50 links, with the
G en- ter OF said Plank Road to the beginning.
DeiLg Sine same parcel of land conveyed BY
M. +. "a b. J. Morgan 20 M Il. Eddina. by
deed, bearing late pa February, 1871. and
recorded ia the Registers once Of Shelby
county, In boo ~, page ia and rs, to which
reference Is here made. Levied on as the
OF NJ. Z. EdHins, to satisfy said
debts, Interest and cost.
Sale-BetWsea the hours Of 10 am. and A
Pm This March p, ISL
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, sheriff.
By Q. HOLAEs, Depuy Sheriff.
EBtt8 " Jackson. AftVg. for Dfafffa. mh2b
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CHANCERY SALE

REAL |5TATH-
No E8. R.-First Chaucery Court Of shelby
c0unty-JOhu DeuIluser vs.. Antonio
Camp, etaLs
ny virtue OF an intsrlOcutory decree FOR
ID sale entered In the above cause.
l4th- ISL. I VIII sen az public
auction, to the highest bidder. In mont %
the CLERK ard Masters once GrseuIa-
Block, Second street, ia the city Of MsmpuE
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STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam from Baltimore 10 liverpool.
ALLAN LINE.

Phi rs OF RAaeAaEs
CABIN, $50, CURRENCY.
SrEERAGE, $50, CURRENCY.
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MEDICAL D~IsPENsARY.
DR. .. s. JOHNSON'S
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY
30 EaIB Street, uD Stairs,
Between Washington and Adams Streets,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
Is now permanently established for the treat
mguL Of patients, both male and female.
who are afflicted with any form Of
VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES
such as syphilis, GOnorrhsa, elect, Structures
and all Urinary Diseases; Syphili1ic or Mer.
curigl affections of the thrOat, skin or bones,
OrchitlS, hernia or rupture; also. the effects
OF a solitary habit, ru1nOus TO the body and
mind, producing blOtches on the face. debii-
ty, impOJeucy, dizziness, uimness of sight,.
confusion Of ideas, evil fOrebOdlng, aversion
to society, loss OF memory, weakness, etc, not
all of these in any one case. but all occurring
frequently in various cases. Rheumatism
and rheumatic pains cured by q new method.
Particular attention paid 10 the DISEA Is
OF WOMEN, such as Excessive, suppressed
or painful Meus5ruatlOn. LucaOrrh0a or
Whites, falling Of the womb. and all irregu-
laritles of the monthly periods, causing ster-
iity or b-arrennsss, and Ofteu-times COnBump-
ton.
The doctor cen be consulted personally or
by letter upon all diseases not requiring his
attention outside OF his ONCE. once hours,
from s am. to Sc o'clock pm
mhE D. JOHNSON, N. ID.
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GIaMMHINIM
LEGaI8MG

Cures an diseases caused
self-sbuse, viz; SpeYHd-
tOryObeG, Seminal Weak
ness, Night Emissions,
Loss Of Memory, URiUarsGl
LdSSUude, Pains IN the
Back, DimHess Of Vision,
Premature Old Age, Weak
NerDes, Difficult Breathing,
Pale C0UHteadRce, HnSdB-
ty, Consumption, and all
n scna.a ELaA nnIlnu- na .
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c6anosrY Sale Of Real Estate
TUESDAY, April 10, 1871

aUE58HA ~ HA% t~E A@AH
II, so- second Chancery Court OF shelby
eorIufv. TenneEsae.-NO. 4l44 Amos MuuEun
"a. lanes Paine ct al-No. EG4 X. ,. j. l.
Wlnu Va. James Paine ct al
ny vfrtue Of an order OF sale made IN these
10 causas. Z VIII sell, at public auction, 70
the highest aidder, in 'front.' Of The Second
Chancary CLERKS ONCE, In b city Of Menu
phis Tennessee on
TuBsday, April Is, 1871,
within legal hours. the following described
Living and being IN the Comfy Of shelby.
State Of Tennessee, aad bounded
Beginning at MoAleX audars noftneA-e -
ner. at a take SO links efst or q shasl
marked a. thence NORTH - eL5 Sr.--
river. abOut one chHtm north oLalArs D-keAs
marked vi. thence eas5WarulT WIN me Ll
20 n cvures4 creek. thence uorlAH acu-4 w.
fhe meanderlugs OF Cypress asA "
north line OF Cnas. Jones tract kAIee 1
with said Jones' liuG eight CRANE
north 2 chains as links no said Ealns lots
West corner. thence east with Ealnes les
gir-e r-,f Tet1arauder's north line 81 eAa
and 85 inks, 70 the
III acres.
Tarwq ofsala-On credit q saVen ne.
nurehqaer executing note win appf9ts
rn-sfv baarInr interest Lien retainer +A
purchase mo4eF B 4
Fnrftv Redemption barrett
M. d. Ia BEHWAHIs
CLERK and Master.
Geo W. W mchester ana hoftreonh. SEs
q scales, Soia. for comPtA
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Is now permanently established for the treat
meut OF patients, both male and female,
who are afflicted with any form Of
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CUsTOM-HOUsE, ST. LOUIS,
EnRNRYoEis OFFIcE. March %. 1871.

Sir-Reterriug TO Section 8. revised Ma
Tiue Hospital Regulations OF 1870, ] have
the honor 20 cali your attention TO the fact
that on all the vessels plying 70 aud from
this portland, indeed, j may say on all
the Western river Vessels-th6 accounts,
including crew list, are kept and balanced
bY the trip instead of UY che month.
Hence the requirement OF said section 9.
tina the hospiiallizt b8 rendered monthly
al the custom house on the expiration Of
each aue any month, has produced much
inconvenience to masters, and 4 thiuk has
been further attended by i-nsceuracy. l..
therefore, suggest that said section be so
far modified az 20 authorize that in any
case where a trip shall be commenced
in one calendar month and completed
ln another, the crew list be rendered
in the month IN whish the trip Is compile
ted. For eEatnpl6f Suppose a trip % DO
commenced ia the latter part Of March
and completed Ia April, the Lst for the
former month would include an trips
completed therein; and in like manner
an completed trips made in the lattoT
month would DO stated therein.
This. of course, supposea that n or more
eompletsd trips may be made in n
month. but provides for he statement Of
rios st The end Of the month Ia which
completed.
BV making this modification of section
nine, i think y0u viii secure greater aocu-
racy % the accounts, and I ana quite sure
tina you viii render q great convenience
70 our river men which would DO greatly
appreciated by them.
Very respectfully, IL W. FOX.
Surveyor and Acting Collector,
tSigued BY Nelson Young, Deputy.
Hon. George 9 Boutwell,, Sec'y Of Treas
ury, Washington, DC
tins Phil Allin left Helena Yesterday st
twelve and a half o'clock and arrived here
nine o'clock last night, making the run in
eighth hours and twenty i've minutes, in
Guiding twenty-five landings and made
the round trip in twenty-seyen hours.
TREASURY DEPAErMENp.l
WAsHIN0ToN y. q, March 80, 1871.
Sir-Your letter OF both inst. is received,
relative 20 paragraph 8 Of revised regula-
lions OF the marine hospital service.
In reply, 1 have TO state that the mOdi-
festion Of said paragraph suggested by
you, namely. Permitting the owners and
captains of vessels plying regularly be-
tween ports of entry and interior places
on rivers or other nsvigable waters 10 luI-
nish the required lists of saamen 6m-
ploVed in the month ia which trips are
completed, is authorized a. your port. I
ana very respectfully,
tsigned) GEO 8. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
To +. ". Fox, Esqs Surveyor, ETC., st.
Louis, BIO,
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admj8Isfrat0Fs ns0lvsaf M0dc8 -.

V,nnfv Tonrt Of shelby couulTr Ieuuea-
80 Ire insolvency Of the estate 1LE tl4la
- aseeaesd- / hereby notify Gil pallel aat
- y re eiarK 81 said court property pro-
refed IN 81 before th88M daT d seP-1Ma
- - - sane VII ba 1CreVGf barred
|biT John s. suLLlsAa A1mL
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SHERlFF'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

ny virtue OF q asri facias TO me directed
ID from the First Circuit Court Of shelby
Eddins Tor g25s5 o.. besides interest and cost,
j Will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, IN
i ront Of the Sherid's 0hice, on Second street,
IN the city OF Memphis, Shelby county Ten
nrnenn. on
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COTTON.

The market was still to day. Holders
asking higher prices snd rather disposed
Go hold their tables on the market. Buy
crs are not disposed 90 pay higher figures,
consequently business was Light, not
footing up over 100 bales. We quote the
following lists: $40 bales Low Ordinary
10 Good Ordinary, Stgllc; 90 Ordinary,
Zoe; II Ordinary, l8c; 70 do, lOci 80 do,
Joe. lgI Ordinary good stYle) lie; 40
Good Ordinary, l--i ~ DO, Lz5ac.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, April g, 1871.
stock. September l. Is7O.. $3.50
Reed since last statement l,O2S
Resolved preyi0usly.-...- 453, 625-54,s54
459,I5l
Shipped since last stint. 1850
Shipped pr6viOusly.-.... 49,, g19-43i,s49
Stock a. noon this day. "a IS
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston railroad. 45
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad l0l
Memphis and Ohio railrOad---.-.--... s.
Steamers --.s-............ oSJ
Estimated per wagons. -.... 200
Exports.
Memphis and Charleston railroad. 985
Memphis and Ohio raIlrOad-.-......... 0s4
Steamers.
COTTON IN NEW
NEW YORK, April 6. 10 Rm-Ths msr-
EeJ d. quiet. Sales, yesterday, 1880 bales;
receipts. 1888 bales; receipts here, 1922
sales; Ordinary, lO5sc; Good Ordinary,
I-Ee Low MlddliBg, 1870; Mlddiing,
Zoe; Good Mi1dliugt l6Lc.
n am.-C0-t0u is unchanged.
- Cotton is dull and unchanged.
splLBaI6s, 800 bales; futures, 1909.
lEp m-CottOu market is dull. Spot
GALES, 600 baIs-; future, 1900 bales. Sales
Tor April, 1890; May, l8ssc; August, l4c.
p.m.-Th6 cotton market is duu and
unchanged. spot sales, 300; futures, 20O0
bales.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6. u:3Oam.-Cot-
t1u is steady with a fair demand; mid
dIuEs, l4Egl4asc; sales, 1000 bales,
OgTuON IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Aprl5, 1915 p.m.-The cot
ton market is dull and unchanged. Sales
Tor the day, U,C0D bales, Of which, 1000
bales are for speculation. Middliug up
lands, 77-l6i; Orleans, ll-I6t.
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SALE.

So By a virtue Of a certain Deed Of Trust
executed to me by W. NJ. Ewing on the 9th
day Of January, 1865, FOR the benefit Of Mar
shall Ke2tnly, which deed is Ct record In
Record Book 40. "a, pages &9, ETC., an the
Registers ONCE Of shelby county, Tennessee,
I VIII, on the
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CHANcERY SALES
Chanesry saIs Of RsaI 20


No. G95-In the second Chaucsrv Court OF
smelly county Aeuueaseo.-HErrlal j.
Register, admiulstratrlE, VS. g s. E0g srsr
Ct 81.
DT virtue OF an order OF sale made i'm this
- cause, J. viii sell al public auction To- enc
highest bidder. in rent Of the once OF tle
Second CharceV Court in the city OF Mem
m.-. -.un..-.n N
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tuesday, April 10, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. to-Fits
The north half Of lot No cgI. In the new
survey Of ground north OF and dining the
city OF Memphis Shelby county, Teuuesses.
as subdivided INTO lots according to the plan
thereof, which said IOE NO. 1OI has "a feet
front, and runs back between parallel ines
L4514 feet, and is bounded as follows. On the
west by Fifth street: on the north and east
by an alley, and on the south hy Tot No. zoo
The north half Of said lot No EL, which us %
be sold, has q front Of 81 feet on filth street.
Terms Of sale Cash.
This March 2, ISL.
NJ D.. La STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
8. P Ts0maus and 81. u. Welsh. soils. for
lnnnnHn#mamH nh"h
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE,
TUESDAY, APRIL IS. 1871.

No. I, r DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, Teuness6e-Heny Nolan
VS. Margaret GIVens 60 al
by virtue OF an order OF sale mad ia this
ID cause. / viii sell, at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in front OF the Office Of the
Second Chancery Court OF Shelby county, lu
The city Of MsmphLs. Tslnesses. On
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satardaY. iha 6th aaY of MaY. LazI.

in front of the Office Of Marye & Trezsvant,
MOI Madison street, Memphis, between the
hours OF 10 and II o'clock, proceed to sell, 1Or
the property In said deed described, consist
ing of a beautiful lot, Of four acres, with neat
cottage and |out-buildings, near Buntyn sta
ton, i've miles from Memphis, on the Mem
puts and Charleston railroad.
the deed calls FOR hve acres, bat only four
VIII be SOLD; g release and quit-cialm having
been heretofore given for one acre. The
equity OF redemption is waived by the terms
Oh the deed, and the title is perfect, slough j
shall sell as trustee only.
ans LAW. s MARNE- Trrstaa-
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NEW YORK, April 6, 1926 p.m-Goy-
ernmeuts duh and q slight decline
throughout the entire list. Sterling is
steady st 10. Gold carrying 3 per cent.
Money is easy at 6 per cent.
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COTTON IN

NEW ORLEANS Apnl6 n;30am.-Cot-
ton b. steady with a fair demand; mid
giues. l4lsQI45sc; sales, 1000 bales.
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed of trust executed 60 me
- by e. A. ChOate, pa the 29Lh day OF April,
1869, Tor the purpose of securing certain notes
in said deed recited-Which deed Is OF record
IN the Rsgisters office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in book NO. Il, pages 453, 434-I will, on
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FRANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, :
MEMPHIS, April 6, 1871. I
ETNANmAT.

There was no especial activity In our To-
cal money market to-day. Some country
paper given for mules, with good city in
d0rsement, is being offered and ssis taken
at the usual rate. There is also some
speculative paper on the market and cur
IEuCy is easy. Exchange is strong. Deal
eus buy at to = discount, and check at
= premium, though it is said that bills
were taken at par.
The inquiry for stocks and bonds more
than keeps pace with the offerings sDd
prices are firm. City bonds, regular is
sue, are strong at 56H, and geld bonds are
firm st 62H.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN VIEW ToRK
Nm Xopv ADr1 1o.25q m-Govprn-
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- - - |ILLIlI.

.n~aR ErurHnEm CoUN4llQa TO
AMHfAuE rHr MaRRuEuort 1oae about
GUIDE 9 ma ng1iss Tgys
- - earrqT system, win the late1f
Il -nrofreins and preventing on
--1ear6fn ne complexion etc.
n6f4 3 al interesting WORK or lWo nlllte
.-T fvensr-iour PAGES, win nluEol -l
49, rrrfrf1s raIla1L8 Information
tr1es who are married or eonlemplela
1890. stfu &c l abooEthat QuEnL 70 Pc
-0der lock and key nQt A44
$40 ID any one Erseof pCtagai 11r 99A
Adlress Dr.. Butts u~lspanal4i 80
Hirhth street, st. Louis SO -
uaF5Ta auplVinE y the ~
trroad4arsls6 In pualic paRer- r1
@-@f -0r4 disease Er or nov 4-f
he your conotHsen s.sr ,a-.snauy cTbT
BT. Bulscan m 1e5lT r. - woFm
nG5rs NO UN. = 49, -
G69arnnE 81 lc1tA 30
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A TrkhTIOS.- TW ENTf YEARS PRUSSIAN HUSPTTA!
n expeDenee-irivate diseases permanently cured with
out mercury. Consultation free.
DR.. FRANKLIN, 16l Blocker street.
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A -LApIts IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDI
IA ate eef sure and safe; fees until per,
cured. Or AscHtR. lrofcsso OF Midwifery, NO. > Anti
pace lLaufens stree ElesnnL rooms using prOvIlod
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liaIsiCAi..

A NINE VAN BusKlRk. PHYSICIAN. NEVER
n. Ias to cure female complaints Elegant rooms nurs-
ins. - East eighth street Consultations Tree.
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MRS w II. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHlsiCIA'
IA. Ia East Tenth street, does not hunibus adics VII
medicine.
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AT J. ANHALT's. 17s SEVENTH .AvENUE-LADIks
Il and gentlemen will be surprised at prces ANfIAIT
for CastoI Clothing, Carpets, Furniture Diamonds;
from - to SIS Tor Dresses, from 81 to e Pants from XS
ail0 for Goats. Please cali by
attended to- Ladies attended BY MIRA Anhalt. -
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ASTR0I.OGY.

A DELAIDE H. LAMBEkTSOS CAN BE CONSULTED
n for disease, love- trouble business &c, % enwich
avenue
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IL SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
"a and Waverey paces-Ladss and gentle viii he as
tonsned At the prices r. HARRIS pays Cloth.
ing oarlels Furniture AMI Jewerv. A iii \
afse order we val pay % cent dealer
the Guy Please try and salts yourself. or adj
Harris - ms
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MADAME ROSA, BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLAIR
ll voysnt, your whole Nfe cradle 10 the
grave. 4i2 Canal street, Hudson. Fec III.
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LADIES' PHYsiCIAN.-DR. IL ID. URINDLR, Pro
"a lessor u midwifery go years. practceJ, guarantee
certain ana speedy rene to ladies in troub
our medicine; egan rooms ladies
Residence I-0 West street ne ar sth nyrnur
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4 IN bEMANDE-t Nj BONNIE FaANUAISE. SADRES-
~ sur sanedi entire Ct heuics. 80 West I4th st.
IN DtMANDk-UNE rRANChIsR CONNIE FILE
~ &c ehanbe RI p0u a service table. sad de
va III heuIss an III W est o0tn "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28

AT H. kOSENTHAL'S 81 THIRD AVENUE, NEAL
"A tenth street formerly 1853 Bowery) ladies gentle
men can obtain the highest value Clothing Car
pets &C. by calling addressing Ladies' attended 10 b
Mrs. Rosentnal =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28

SlATH AVENUE, CORNER NINETEENTH STREET
~ Two Inc Floors TO let suitable dressmaker or
.snt business Apply TO RICH MEAREs Sixth avenue an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28

ITO LEI FIRST AND SECOND LOFTS, NOS a1 AMI
= ~ Cana street. Broadway apxIJJ; possesyor
a a 30, June ]. Apply 10 Nm A. WHITE L sen 35l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28

MADAME ROSS MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
1sA voyan, tells past and uture SHOWS kencss
OF husband; nhdena written 1863 West Foty.urst
street, Broadway anu Seventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28

A ss3 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET :
"A H. Herr pays highest cash prices for ladies and gen.
Mrs Herr - " - 1890 - y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-12-21
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