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AND FIXED Up FOR BUSINESS.

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AND FIXED UP FOR BUSINESS.
N. wHEELAHAN begs to make known to his
friends and the public general That has removed
his stock Of Wall Paper, Paints and Gsss. etc., to No
ii9 COMMON STREET. between Camp and st. Charles
streets. second atore from Camp.
ready for business thankful for past favors
and hopes for continuance Of that patronage Nber
ally bestowed OH him ut the old stand.
The location is lI0 COMMON STREET. The
prices Of all articles greatly reduced. myI4n
HALL OF HtBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND
Mutual Aid Association. Branch No. 7-New Orleans,
May 49, ls7l.-A special meeting will DO held at st
MichAers Hail. SATURDAY. May -, at o'clock
con'der and upon the report Of the committee
relief Of the treasury and receive applications
for Membership
Punctual aud full attendance 10 requested.
BY order Of FRANK Meg LoIN. President
myIAIt N REILLY, Rec Secretary
HIBERNEAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Asociat;cn-Brsnch No. 5A -ciAl meeting Ell this
Branch will be held on SUNDAY, 18th inst. at half
pastl o'clock st. Tberesas schooihouse Erato
| street, between Camp and Magazine streets.
Officers and embers respectfully requested 70 Be
punctual business Of Importance will come before
! che meeting. By order Of the President.
mylal 1t II. HouLIHAN, REQ Secretary.
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been favored with copy of the following highly inn
portan1 telegram:
WARRINGTON May TO- 1871.
Srfn accordance with the tNrms OF the treaty which
has just sgued by the the Gov
erp of United and Great Britain IL 10
necessary umpire shall be appointed to decide
such questions proposed mixed ission may
be unable agree upon. Your name has suggest
ed. VIII you act3
,SRned) HAMILTON FISH,
To the Great tJames) Powers, l13 Canal ST., N. o
1t may be well inform hi, patrons that Mr. Powers
has no idea subjecting them to such
as to deprive Of his good workmanship by accept
ing rendered position he has now on hand splon
did stock of boots and shoes Of every description
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CLINTON EAST FELlcIANA PARISH,
Louisiana, May 10, 1871. 5
Gen. B. B. SHINES Agent of the Mound City Mutual
Lite Insurance Company of 81. Louis, Mo-:
Dear Sir--I take pleasure in the acknowledgment Of
the prompt payment maturity of Policy No. 573 for
Ten Thousand Dollars, in the Mound City Company Of
ST. Louis on tho life Of my husband, Rev. GEORGE a.
CLINTON, in favor Of bis and my two minor children,
and most cheerfully recommend said Company to all
persons desirous of insuring their lives.
myi4 1t SALLIE B. CLINTON.
DEMOVED
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r AIDES FAIR

ST. RATRICk'S CHUROH,
The Proceeds to be d. voted to Erecting Suitable
Building for a Parochial Female School, under the
Charge Of the Sisters of Mercy win be opened at
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On Saturday Evening, May Z, 1871.
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Little children, whom permitted to wan
der about the streets Of Liverpool, have
cards pinned to their clothing containing
tho name and address Of their parents.
In Boston poor man who lees than .
year ago had but one suit Of clothes, went
into the newspaper business, and now has
eight cults. Seven Of them are for libel.
German papers declare that it il abso-
lutely necessary for Germany to obtain
possession Of Heligoland, the small island
in the North Sea, now belonging to England.
The new fountain on Canal street opened
on Saturday week, and was pronounced by
everyone to be perfect success, and re-
fectiog great credit on Mr.. Geo. Cronap,
at whose foundry the work was executed.
The Volcano Lubricator is the name of q
new paper in West Virginia. 1t should in
fairness be added that Volcano is the name
of the town where it is printed, and that it
proposes to devote itself to the oil interests.
By dispatch, dated New York, May II,
we learn that Horace Gaeeley will reach
New Orleans to-day. He will remain here
until Tuesday morning, when he goes to
Houston, Texas, to deliver the opening ad-
dress at the State Fair, on the 22d inst.
A couple were married the other day in
Plain6eld, Otsego, county, New York,
partook Of their wedding dinner in Win
field, Herkimer county, took tea in Bridge
water, Oneida county, and were all the.
time under the same roof The house stands
"across the lines"
There is q colored man at Knoxville,
Tenn, that earns FIVE cents occasionally by
barefooted on hot stove. Every
time he does it they telegraph to the Iri-
bune about how the Ku-klux compel color
ed people to stand on red hot stoves at the
imminent risk of their lives.
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JACOB OFT,
Bull d E R,
154 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.

Jobbing done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
attention given to general repairs of stores and dwell
ings Cisterns made and repaired.
Orders lett at shop. or Box 223 Mechanics Exchange
10 Union st.. proa,ptly attended mhfg II fv5p
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Yesterday MAY 81 being the fourteenth
anniversary of the conservation of Bishop
Elder to the Diocese of Mississippi, a num-
Der of his congregation decided to celebrate
the occasion in some modest apd unpretend-
ing manner. Accordingly it was arranged
that on that evening there should be little
gathering at his residence of ladies and
gentlemen, altogether without the know
ledge of the Bishop; and after the party
were gathered into the house. and quietly
seated in the parlor and halls, he was to be
informed of visitors wishing his presence
in the parlor, and, upon his appearance,
the congratulations of the party would
then be offered him. This was carried out,
but, instead of the few, the many had
gathered in, and the house was literally
filled. The astonishment OF the Bishop
upon entering the parlor was complete,
though the scene, no doubt was exceedingly
gratifying to him. A table we'll stocked
with delicacies, ETC., provided by the visit
ors, soon made its appearance and received
attention. For about an hour and half
appropriate sentiments were expressed and
responded to by the Bishop and others,
after which the assembage retired. This
little demonstration of affection and regard,
though quite an impromptu affair, was
none the less pleasurable. 1t was a neat
compliment, well-merited by one who is
eminent alike for his piety, learning and
perfect devotion to the duties of his sacred
Otfice.-Natchez Democrat.
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~ The Friends of the Church are earnestly re
ouested to patronize the Ladies'. ap30 q
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JUST OPENED
BRASELMAN 4 ADAMs's
DASH HOUSE.
WHITE AND COLoRED
LADIES AND CHILDREN
LOWER PRICES
myitI HERETOFORE.
A NEW THING IN STATES.
The American Primary School States.
Upon the frames Of these STATES indellbly
printed directly upon the wood exercises in Printing,
Writing Drawing. and the Roman and Arabic Numer.
ais. They of superior workmanship. light yet
strongly made of best Stone Slate and peculiarly
attractive in general appearance.
Si.e-sxlO inches, Price-35 cents; with rubber
ners IS cents.
IvIsoN. BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO.. Manufac.
turers and Publishers and 40 Grand street, New
York. and 1873 and 1875 State street. Chicago.
For sale by
J. A. GRESHAM,
Camp Street.
New Orleans. myI4f
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A Field Set of BASES One Dozen BATS. and Ono
Dozen BALLS will be awarded to the Base Bal
Club receiving the largest number of votes.
SINGERS IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE will be awarded to the Young Lady
receiving the largest number Of votes.
All Visitors are Invited to have themselves weighed
the Forsyth U. S. STANDARD SCALE, and q
Prize will be given to the Heaviest and the Lghtest
Gentleman weighed during the Fair.
A Suit of BOYS CLOTHES, donated by Capt. B. T.
wal.h, Ito Canal street, will be rallied.
Other attractions with the BEST OF REFRESH.
MENTS, will be provided, and our friends are
daily invited to give us a call.
Mrs. J. CURTIS WALDO,
my72t And Assistants, Times Table.
SUNDRIEs.- ..sUNDRIEs.
100 TisrcessCaroina RICE.
100 Bbls Louisiana "a
so Boxes New LOBSTERS
100 b" SALMON.
50 AACKEREL.
500 PICKLES, various sizes.
200 Bbls. Crosse & Blsckwell's English PICKLES
800 Cases or. SARDINES.
so Bags Soft Shell ALMONDS.
1000 Boxes lbs. PEACHES.
200 TOMATOES.
500 Brandy PEACHES.
In store and for sale by
SMITH & MoKENNA.
my14It 81 and 80 Poydras street
SUGARS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
500 Bbls. Crushed SUGAR.
200 Powdered -
so Cut Loaf "
so " GRADUATED ="
200 " A Coffee F."
so Silver Drips SYRUP.
In store and for sale by
SMITH & McKENNA,
myI4 1t 81 and 80 Poydras street.
JH1H1sKEY. BRANDY GIN.
400 Bbis Western Rectiaed wH1sKEY.
so BRANDY.
so GIN.
200 Choice BOURBON and RYE various ages
In store and for sale by
SMITH g. McKENNA.
my14lt 81 and 80 Poydrss street.
T'EAs-. TEAS
1000 half Chests and Boxes of ooLoNG, CoNGoN,
rdpER1ALs, GUNPowER. YOUNG HYsoN and
JAPANs. of every variety and style.
In store and for sale by e.
SMITH L McKENNA,
uy,41t 81 and 80 Poydras street.
spices SPICES.
400 Bags slfted Singapore PEPPER
so ALLsIPCs.
50 GINGER
20 Bales CLOVES.
20 Cases NUTMEGS.
In store and for sale by
SMITH McKKNNA.
my1llt 81 and 80 Poydras street.
M L. BYRNE & co.
VIII offer this week their entire stock Of CHOICE
and ELEGANT DRESS GOODS at popular prices,
myIllt Corner Magasino and jackson streets.
IR1sH LINENS
OF superior quality in every grade. White and
Brown at popular prices.
NJ L-BYRNE & CO.
DyI4It Corner Magazine and jackson streets.
r ACE SHAwLS AND SACKS,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
At Reduced Prices.
If. L. BYRNE & CO.
my1IIt Cor. Magazine and jackson streets.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
WHITE GOODS AND CoTToNs,
At Popular Prices.
n. L. BYRSE & CO.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Oct. 0. II

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Oct Q, 1871
No public sales were MADE az Ine cIcnSmse &c S,nse
s..,,oned for one week. Messrs- b Daneee 20
~. tAst they viii se 1000 lots st Riverside In the
w.. - PetsrsOn n. J., on Wednesday. Oct IL Tne io's
~. IA 70 b verT desirable IN every respect ana ale
-. ...a.usbIe SiA tne Erie Railway Free passes ana
mSps mSpssnreu H the western STEuuS of the Chesapesk:
and O s11S1& n Il ss's SSsn1
p cod that road letter Of recent date ss
,ssS1 with freight Six months since not one steamer q.
n tsa landed 81 oar landinE nov they - tbs past
xeSI Traof-laytng has been carried on ~ n, Gen'
general Obey IL ceiling quite number OF nurchssed
ES.E ssDSSn U SSn
sLO visit last 9prns and was g vel, r.Rrned and pur
MAT disposed q II; ropSST4tS Ess and 70
make Huntington his future home .; = O parsons
d % .s seGSs on s1
teentSI and slzthsye good ,s many PURCHASING; all
DAILY sS%: sss SSaHs Ts destined E1sS 20
SmSil densOns The population Of tnS .se 70 t. and
Psr~e number Of dwellings viii be erected du"s '-'
o"HS WaTpson wallis have made the following ssieS OF
haintn tt q, ~ which have been Summated since
DOT /: acres of land at East OraOge, New. Bruns
proved III II acres res and nd rsSdSSce in Heweyn
PAN on tSe Valley road Orange 9 20 Got .; sSs
and feet on Msist 0saSSs: Ss s r. rct S Of acres nsy
itd on mouptSin-side, EnSlew0Od, n. j., H60G
Lni.tone residence, 25h6S on Hist, Newark. J
tl5 0D0 ... N..H,o. ~. ala IN " ~ thantal
o.hs ndeon Ferris farm ut Rverside (GreenWlchl
Enon-s shore front property OF 1lo acres-Ior xooo
Mr. D. has commenced survey OF tne property prepar
The Land CommlssOnCr OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Comnany oEers In another column, 100000 acres OF
sn farming land in Nebraska the line OF that road
g. sters 1T prices ranging from u 10 $40 per acre
These lands are iu mild and healthy climate. and ior
SraIpgrowug and stock grazing are said to be unsur
ssed By any lands In the country Persons desiring
Xii description Of these lands will he furnished with
dsscripty We pamphlet, with maps application to
o. r. Davis. Land Commissioner, Omaha. Nebraska
saN will bS made for cash or long credit, US may DO
desired ~ ,,A
v X Stevenson Son have sold the four-story high
soop brown stone dwelling No. East Thirty yeight-st
asx6 lot 100 feet, for Mr. William McDermOt attorney
Of NewYOrk City, for &6OOO " K. g. state that the
sae OF the above dwelling would have brought higher
hure had there been restriction on the lot pre-
venting owner from erecting extension.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.

-, 4 r .NsH;roax. Nonday, Dot. .. isi-
The week opens with an unusually large
supply In ali cssses Of horses but the market to-day haa
been comparatively inactive. and without feature nss
already noted during the preceding week.
Messrs Johns on Van Tssseiis regular semi,reeku
auction sae Of horses, carriages, harness. ana norso
clothing will, usual, be beid tomorrow tTaesday' sne
10th inst, at II o'clock .u..
On ACCOUNT Of the warm weather. tho demand for hight
wagons still remains pretty fair while but few winter
carriages have thus far been sold Tho carriage trade
To-day has been but moderately active.
Mr.. r Campbell Importer and manufacturer OF nne
harness and ssddery has recently retnrned from an e
tenave trip through England and the European oonu
heRt and has brousht with him very large and select
assortment Of goods sppertalnng 70 hls trade.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
t1sttbsstsr UOuntp Real estate for sale

an ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
n fr SALE accommodating within IN boar and half
WesAssssr County, containing 400 In the hsseS
cOsvasOs vASs snd Splsndd MANSION 80 is ne1
h. 0.,o p..,. Ord.r ss. rev Budding 20 y los arranged
f ssAkous or Seadnv, 60 kvs groasd suitable es
.s..si o Gst Saw Mil feet head Of water never falling
and stable hundred bead Of eats fOur apps
,rcA,r lSd one pear orchard al grated sn eAOs hut fronting
As soo eli OrdSr and grounds Ornaasnei purs ~A'' 'H
, u, h IN every r.pss4 esusSAsHS eslsbshssnt and
Ls b snsupas.ed AnywAsI he ssOspAsns dry AnA Hdaped
val uAs sosd AOOss and l ss NJ Oaa a s dp Win b
al :. ,.,t ,.xn.A Lddu.s WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
THE UNION COLONY OF COLORADO, Its

hhts, nd Progress Location Soil oms. Irs..es a r,npSl,
- eh Map Sf Coxniv % ues afosn nrssis1 N mA
sstp psh - ssssst u sasN Address Tik T0SehS aesisfA
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

~ W. a... e. .
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
Gountrp Dropertn to Get.

HOTEL TO LET-COZZENSs HOTEL
Onah Nebraska Bes' Hotel ve o Chiessoi contains seventy
ro nosss.son November For particular terms &c. addres
SIXTH T HALE Brosdst. Fswfsrs GEO p Bghls Omaha
Nebraska
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
Hedl estate to &xebanse.

WAkTED-A FARM Of 10 to 90 acres, & y wltn a,
Depot G Brocn Prospect Park LO Address W. b. Boz e bhia-
hib P. U,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
Brcok!pn Real estate for 6ale.

nor SALE-Elegant brown-stOne HOUSE,
Ne place BrOOflya e. asI fest, complete Eita Al ~
OcIst TsSns SSsy HORACE r FLETCHER 30 kOuAgee-se
LOR SALE-An elegant RESIDENCE, with
rVaDds BedfOrdsve and Ross st. Brooiyn House
s1 SnvSStoae Gl1ts eScoed throughout Particulars with -
RULAED WHITING, sBeeknsn-st, n =
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Che 6urf.

UDE uurI.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
IA JEROME PARK,
FALL MEETING. tsri.
SIX RACES EACH DAY.
SATURDAY, fiSssDir en- Di Or. n
THURSDAY, o.
First eash aay srsaDty a 9sasek. -
q. WHaArLz, Secretary. Bnn0hE, rrcaseaI
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILR0AD.-
IN JEROM1 PARK RACBs-A 9sdz uss, % As sssvs nssas
ca Kew sy,l RACH SlCE DAY q b A rs..sise ass ~
Pare for ROAD @ 70 esssa Special en- sss,Sst n n1
eve ras The dsps& 7 1goAhOyL LesS--k
TNHE PROSPECT PARK -.
i PAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
win keA tAslr -r,Ar
SECOND ANNUAL AaRic0LTgRAL AND sosraopLFCsA1
kAla .
On IL 0sosuAs Al tie Asseoshse q 0sssssssA
0CT0nRR II. "a w. sad ~ :.
A.n.a ..x sresa s szAsaoa sad e~pssass ~ n'~s
rssss " se'ea By as,s ssss;: y s ssssiss sp,
tt.,.. p.ssa sesssr Dsssssse. nzesiyA
TR0TTING.-Immense eSeitsnncns s as :. has Rx pre-.
VAILED each day o. tho FASHION CCpkSs evS ee sAppb.
RACES Sy Aass eg NsvYot lsd BpelIA ns eAsyn mas 70
shsssrs % ANNOUNCE fbr THURSDAY oct oc.ocs ~,
IN s.jdls Of ono ns stsh for va to 6r ~.
road ss1 es hJ fses 10 ell k'u'es W e'a -
as u ssa
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

DONATION DAY.
RKMRaBER THR LITTLE osEs
ssa :s s; &: s;' rssos 81 s5u
Attend the dhANP Psks. sSsa o. WEDNESDAY. oe. Il
Every ma. 's rsi s.nn %a + is:is: ' =. - :es A
.sae.s The E.sass % P:re1e.nsss s and min. .,..
1A' '' VIII 0' we '''pss 70 III sItoss charge
Bo,., win be p,e-d ut,ne' .ad oHSonay e. '''
deposit donaon bsi s0sas VII n0s b allowed
tn. Dc. Of admission on other day, osn cAsa Hah rdse
i PROGRAMME PoR TUESDAY. OCT. TO-
liAM-Drunnns Exhibition
fsslsg s;ssI siF';s' = sa'i e..
ss I YasEs hsaE 'SSHsf id A
81. s., $ =: Ss.ss 6 s = -
':S SSFs:ss1s:ss;s 8 a. a.5y /: 5s.l s,:lls a,,,
AR5Fs EA4RRBrIos RAse 8, 4sitskD NJ! ri sSS aSHsrs
shsssss ysss SsRsssSSA' sssSA L! ess Il S'. Nile
,"ryde and J.as s.iA r. sarsose.sas--1.s-----
/ aR:.ii.ss s::s: ~: ssss ess,
re . :i pc: 's:'s: 'ii' 4. o.. nil. .A.. tn.
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s;rIit r. g. .es s.s.... ns ..r~ A r..-..
A;'i' rs t.s3 n: = =, .s Is'u.
E:slii, E:sis'aas a,'s q TSss n s'' Ass.. 'ss s'
B.llooa Ascension. -
should the weather prov. ussyosbls a, practicable The
fomanoes viii bs sddsd to sAsss Of TIE sszt fs. day.
VISITORS agDE-p.a'. Eelas s.ya.s- y. =. .s;
sR ssstI.:ssas.t p. E,ti isfas h:Ss. cs..s
Fssa Sssh e.. s.: q :s:s e 4: :: L e
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siss No. y Bs.Anaa.k, A..fsit
NTBLUs GARDEN
~ i1hssss Z. ss4us s1GSs''' Hlf6
= .,,'a, - a".' sFRfITS OF nxw-ronK.
"'''A VIII " SSTiRs NEW sczxEsr
u.lossssiss iis sss Is; ssSs J, sISss sEISSSs.,ar.
TERRIBLE. srAxr1us. Il Ip = LIFE ,In, FIRE sonn.
Nj. sorHsss s0sOAE !. AEosS IS 8 pDSn.slsny
fTNlON-SQUARE THEATER,
" 0ossf & s,IssSa RR1apwAI Asp sogsTsssssr E1sEs
-ns sS%IESS SSISiiiydi OS sifS
'A' ''AA' AAseHMtt5t THs eotossAI o1Io Troupe,
x4rEs EEEAs xEHssssss aSSssse AND S;t'is ssfG.Dar
GAN FRANCISCO MINsfRELS.
BIRCH ssssss ssss4is y sAoru.
Great ~ The sstF' Ssi4a asS ssSTs ss7ss 1. FOX AND
EVERYTHING NBw PsssH AND SPARKLING.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT; HHI,,,,,,o,
d .sl ssssads,s: s.g ;a1 "a .v.s1A GO =.
''''A' iiss ~ FiS%EHsi FiSfS rrc
t.a s.e. down 70 tpsr. .n 1I.s. before your eyes b..uI
every ,nenoon s sssIax Adasss 50 C-rA half
Ra0a Sss sssn slAp
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
Goar6 and Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY. near the Brevoort
n House will rent pleasant FRoFp EoOh FUkSsHBD. With
ess r. p. D., stsuoa D, Bible Hesse
DOARDERS WANTED -87 Macdougal-st
n ~, Csm,ns plsce large secord hoor vlh closets
..,hsn TO e w1th board reasonable tsnA Nsehs table
References exchanged
MO. % UNI0N-SQUARE. - Handsome
IN ROOMS 10 RRNT spacious p.ilor and bedroom fi fsst
sh,s for lsdy and geo tenbn; with full board
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
Aouses ano farms noanteo

WANTED to RENT-A small nall. FuRHasHEap FaK iS,gS ttaS
w MOUSE ysnieut ChJ OF WI kkChAheb lo"A naHD
for PROPERTY. Addfess Box bo Apdo'er. hsss =
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
Giip .propertp 10 fet.

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET. Apply
"A on u. pr.nss. e West foty shh- Pes es7s per sos
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
Sales bp Aurtlon
gitnations Uanteb--3emales.

A LADY wishes q SITUATION as CASHIER,
"A OvBRsRRa TAKE CHARGE ofs FACTORY, Other pod
tic, hes required No ohjecoa having
The @ Sty. Adde. n HOWELL Boz laS Tnbune Omse.
4 LADY of CULTURE desires position as
n COMPANION family Can teach chteu French and
masa References exchanged Address CLARENDON Uptown Al
,etI.isg oGsc. l.24l Brc.lwsy.
WELL SERVANTS, for
w city county ooosaay hand % Blssoksr, formerly
Ma Yorkston'L
The New York herald., 1871-09-12

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BELfe-SnAw.-ln Brooklyn, at the residence or
the brides mother, ON Monday, September III, by
She Rev. J. S. Dawson, FRANCIS W. BELL TO LILLE
H., daughter OF the late a. B. Shaw. No cards.
KKEisCnER-liOFf.-On Thursday, September 7,
et the first presbyterian church, Reading, Pa, 10y
Rev. j. Fry, GEORGE y. kREIsCHER, Oi New YORK, 10
CLARA II0FP, youngest daughter Of John Hon.
GEyEoLDs-BRADLEF.-i Brooklyn, on Saturday,
September 2, 10y the l,ey Dr. Guion, Mr.. J. WALTER
kLyxuLps 10 Miss GEoRGIE M. BRADLEE No cards.
STiLj.NAN--JoHSsoS.--On Tuesday, september 8,
st tue Church OF the Rcdeemcr, EghtysecOnd street.
Fourth avenue by the Rev. Dr. Shackelford, JAMES
A. STILIMAS OF Westerlcy, Il. l., TO Mss uES.
kiETrA JOHNSON, OF New York.
WAcEwITz-PRIss.-On Sunday, September TO-
1k5l, by the Rev. A. IL. Bechthold, JoHAN q. WACK
WIZ 10 JOHANNA q. PBISs.
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PROPOSALS.

rIN0 COSTRACr0RS.--PROPOSAL WILL BE RE
cevci at this once until the Goth day September
s,an for tho Grabbing Clearing Grading and Masonry and
Furnishing Timber restlc and
the Auests and Harwel Railroad of Georgia All necessary
Information Will be uinished on application nj this Office.
4. HANfoRD, Contractor ~ Nassau a., New York.
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L,OR sALE-LIQUOR STORE, WITH FIXTURES; ONE
Of the best stands in the Tenth ward, Brooklyn
shed fourteen years; must 60 West and will sci
cheap five years lease and rent nominal. Apply to MARY
MURRAY, No. I6 Fulton street, the Court House
BROOKLYN
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RESTAUIiANTS.

TvAFE BRUNSWICK, CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND
" Jwentv-srtb street.
Cuisine Cassique
Tho superb, brilliant and perfect establishment
In America Parties leaving the opera theatre, &C. will hnd
every dccacv ITS season, arscay prepared served
Ia Pari.ienDe alien Ice Creams &C., marked specially
of III % e.eeapt Restaurant and Cafe.
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Died.

CoCnnlSE.--On Saturday, Septcmbere DANIEL
C0rUaaNE, IN the 10th year oI hls age.
The relatives and iilcnds OF the family are respect
6uly invited ~ attend the funeral, THIS tIuesdaV
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POLITICAL.

APPEAL, To THE INDEPEN DENT v0TERs.-ALL
n cizens favor OF honest city goveTnpeBt are cor
daily invited 10 attend mass meeting o the Twentyni
ward Inde pendent Voters Association at Usss Hail. East
Tbirtyonrth street. sween Second and Third avenues
H. n. gOEHLER Prssident
PhpLIp FiknsA Secsess
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N OLD ESTABLISHED HAT STORE EOR sAL,--
"A Centrally located great business thorough sure
fortune right man. Particular. g Chambers s.ee
GEORGE W. sinners &C., store Agency.
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A FRUIT, POULTRY AND EGG STAND FOR SALE
N Located best market fortune splendid
chance. Particulars % Chambers street.
GEOkGE W. Sinners CO., Store Agency.
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FoR. SALE.

A CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
"A Saloon for sale: busines location chance
make money. Particulars Is Chambers street
GEORGE w. Sinners q CO., Store Agency.