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Valuable Land Sale

TIE STATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA-
COUNTY OF OCONEE--IN THE OOM.
MON PLEAS.
Florida Calhoun and Thomae g. Clemson.
administrators. us. John @. Ga lhoun. }, mi.
nistratof d. n. Calhoun, Ell al-BW TO
Forecs0se Mortgage Of Land, do.
t(Y virtue OF decretal order in the above
~ stated case, will sell, to the highest
bidder, at Walhalia, on the first MONDAY in
January, a. u. 1872, tnat valuable Plantation.
known as
FORT HILL,
And Tor many yeRrs theDesidence OF the late
HON. JOHN g. CALHOUN,
Situate on Seneca River, adjoining lands OF
A. r. Lewie, j. W. Crawford and Others. about
four miles from Pendleton vill,Re, and in one
Fof the most desirable neighborhouds in tho
State. The dwelling is commodious and
handsome, and is located on an eminence.
with gentle slopes, which commands q pleas.
ing view OF the adjacent country. with the
mountains in the back ground. The tract ia
represented by are-survey made in 1853. as
containing eleven hundred and ten acres. of
which about one hundred and fifty acres are
said to be good river bottom; much of the up-
lands lie we'll and produce cotton finely. The
out-buildipRn are suitable in number and
alze, and are convenient for this fine farm,
TERMs.-One.halfc cash; balance on q credit
OF one year, with interest-the prrch aser to
give bond without surety and mortgage
OF tho premises to secure the purchase
money, and to pay extra for stamps and ne
!. ". sTRIBLINa. Special Referee.
WALHALLA, q. c., November !, 1871.
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American lnteiliEence.
NOON DISPATCHES.

THE ISTERNATIoNALs OF NEW YoRK-MRs.
wHART0Ns TRrAL-DRMOCRATIC MAYOR
OF DOSTON-CONGRESSIO AI,-HEAyY
FAILURES, 60, &c.
WASHINGTON, December 12.-The
Committee on Elections decided that
Clark (Republican) and Her.lon, Demo
crat,) from Texas, we're entitled to be
sworn in on prima facic evidence of GER
titicate. This decision does not affect
the ultimate result III the House. Her
don was seated. but there being objec-
tion in Clark's case. it went over.
New YORK, December 12.-In Brook
lyn, hlty-seyen cases of smallpox are
reported during tho week.
Julian has absconded, with the pro.
ceeds OF tho late concert aud ball to the
Grand Duke-.owing his musicians
$1,000.
A strong meeting of tho Internation-
ailsts. last night, adopted resolution to
parade next Sunday. Wild applause
followed the adoption Of the resolution.
On motion, al! workmen, women and
oltizens were invited to Join the pro.
cesslon. Committees were appointed to
wait on Gov. Hoffman, ask State protec-
tion and inform the public of their de-.
termination. Adjourned, amid wild cries
OF "Vioe la Commune!," "Vira la Inter.
nationdie!" It is stated that Judge Ed.
wards, PieHepont and other eminent
lawyers have volunteered to defend the
lnternationalists, if arrested on Sunday
SALT LAKE, December 12.-The Nor
mons continue to yield ready obedience
to court processes The roads to the
mines are open.
ANNAPOLIS, December 1l.-Professor
Aiken testified in the Wharton trial that
failing to find strychnine or arsenic. led
him to suspect the presence of anti
mony, which -he established by two or
three results: characteristic Of antimnpv
and nothing else. He detailed the bro
cess and treatment for determining the
presence OF antimony: made tests to
ascertain In what particular compound
"ntimony was present; there certainly
was the presence OF antimony containing
the particular, ordinary article of com.
merce known us tartar emetic; the result
or compound obtained was sulphite of
antimony; the quantity could not have
ooen less than twenty grains, and if yon
Gall IL tartar emeiio, there were fully
twenty grains or more. The ten grains
OF snlphite OF antimeny present wonld
make twonty grains of tartar emctic.
The witness was examined concerning
the sediment found in the tumbler at
Mrs. Wharton's. 4 tnmbler containing
sediment was placed in his hands by
DIR. Chew, which ho tested for t.rtar
emetic; verified his test, and found not
less than ten grains Of tartar emetic
thinks the quantity was twelve grains
it was no less than ten.
BosToN. December l1.-Gastop. the
Democratic and citizens candidate. was
reelected today. Party limos were
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Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad


The State Of South Carolina. plaintiff, az gainst
the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Com
pany and others, creditors defe ndants.
i obedience 70 On order dated 18th tlay OF
4 November, 1871, passed by tho Hon James
ID. hutland, Judge 0f the 4th Circuit, OF the
state OF South Carolina, tho undersigned will
sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in Janun1y. 1879.
at Unionvi:Ie, in the County Of Union. In tho
State OF South Carolina, before the Court
House door, between the hours Of IL O'Clock
In the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon.
at pubic outcry, to the highest biddt r. the
whole Of the SPAkrANBUk4 AND UNION
RAILROAD, including the Road bed, Right of
Way, Grading, Bridges, Masonry and super
structure. lying aud situate in tho Counties
OF Fairfield. Union and spartanburg; all the
stock subscribed for in the Spartanburg and
Union Railroad Company; the ch artered rights
and privileges thereof; the railroau spikes.
chairs aud equipments, and all the property
owned by said company. as incident or neces-
sary for its busine es, on the following terms.
70 wit: Twenty-av thousand is25 O0oj dol.
lars cash, aud the balance in three equal
semi annual inrtalmente, with interest on
each instalment frum the day of SALE to be
secured By the bond 1T the purchaser, with q
mortgage tf the entire property sold. The
purch sser will also be- required to pay for all
stampa and papers.
II the highest bidder should fail to pay at
once the twenty-five thousand (e25, ,OOOj dol
lars aforesaid In cash. the property hereinbe-
fore advertised will immediately be offered.
at tho time and place above mentioned, upon
the terms already stated, for resale.
JAMES III. BAXTER,
THOMAS B. JETER,
NOVEMBER %, 1871. Referees.
~ The Unionvi!!s Times, Fairfield Herold.
Carolina Spartan and Columbia Union will
copy until day Of sale and send bills to Re-
Itreee. Nov 20
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OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBEns Char:es,on Char.
table Association, for beneH lit Free School fund;
HAVFLE CLASS No. 242 Morning, December 12
0-74 G9-76-35 3G-G-27-15-31- 80 &C
Witness my hand at Charleston, this 18th day
OF december, 1871. FEM PECK,
Deo l" sworn Commissioner.
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Pomaria Nurseries.

80 mir THE largest and most varied
S FRUIT TREES. adapted to our our
~ soil and climate, consisting Of
Apples. Peaches, Pears, PIums
Almonds, Apricots and Nectarines from the
earliest to the latest; Cherries, Ounces, Fgs
Hazle Nuts, English Walnuts and Spanish
Chestnuts. several fine varieties; Grape Vines.
embracing choice table kinds; Strawberries
and Raspberries. Evergreens. in great variety,
the best; Dahlias, Gladiolas, Lilies, &c; Or
namontal Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and
Horse Radish Roots, Usage Orange and Ma.
cartney Rose, for hedges. Choice Fruit Trees
or all tinds, which will bear the fret season il
transplanted early. will be furnished at mode.
rate prices. new priced catalogue sent to
al! who apply.
Persons wishing, will please apply diroct to
Inc proprietor. WM. SUMMER,
Oec IL t2mO POmaria g. C.
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L. E. JOHNSON,
Wholesale

dr0cer and Commission Merchant,
Worth d Worth's Now Building,
Wilmington, n. C.
store and constantly receiving BACON,
Il Sides and Shoulder, Sugar-Cured Hams,
Dry Sailed Meats, Pork. All grades OF Flour
Coffee, Sugar. Syrup. Candy. Butter, Cheese
Lard, Potatoes. Apples, Onions. DC. Macke.
rel IN barrels, quarter barrels and kits, Nos
and Q. and full assortment of Groceries
which, receiving firm first hands, can offer al
low ratep.
Consignments of Cotton and produce soil.
cited, which will receive prompt attention
and quick returns. Dec 12 9mo
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Coparrnership Notice.

7NHE subscribers, having this day formed
:; = Gopartnership, to be known and styled as
HOWE d ALLEN, and having leased for a
term OF years the shops and machinery, and
~ occupied by Jamos NJ. Allen, arc prepared
to enter into contracts for building or the
nnlshing OF all shop-m.de materials, such as
BLINDS, Doors Sash, Window Frames, &c !,
&C. Also. tho Dressing OF Lumber, Scroll
saving and Turning, and would respectfully
SOLICIT d share OF tho public patronage.
HOWE d ALLEN
JOHN NJ. HOWE,
EDWARD ALLEN.
COLOMBIA, November 13, 1871.
Dso IL o
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MIR. Henry Best, residing at Whites
vile, Etfingham County, Ga, has a SOW
which recently presented him with pig
having seven legs. It was his intention to
exhibit this wonderful pig at the Savan-
nah fair, but the circus came along aud
gave him $500 for his pig. Mr. Best
being poor man, the $70O was q per-
feet God-send.
An awful thing has happened in Har.
rlsburg. A man was accused by his wife
OF intidelity to his marriage VOWS, when
he replied that he chopped God would
paralyze his tongue if he was guilty"
DC had scarcely finished the sentence,
when his tongue refused to perform its
natural functions.
An editor in Illinois having engaged
new reporter, received the following
as his first effort: I'VE are informed
that the gentleman hoo stood on his
head under pile driver for the purpose
OF having a tight pair of butes druv on,
shortly afterwards found himself in Chi.
ny, perfectly naked, and without q cent
in his pocket"
Two news-boys in Macon, Ga, fro.
licking around in room, accidentally
knocked loaded pistol from a shelf,
which went of as it fell, sending the bal
through the hand Of one and through
tho brains OF the other, causing the i'm.
mediate death Of the latter.
A colored girl named Emeline Nor,
rison, was SO badly burned in Charles
ton, on the 11th, by her clothes taking
IRE, that her life is despaired of.
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The Royal Family,

pRINcEss ROYAL. born November 2l,
E 1910.
Prince OF Wales. bo,n November 9, 1871.
Princess Alice, born April Is. 1843.
FRINGE Alfred, born August G. 1e44
Princess Helena, born May Is. 1916.
princess Louisa. born March IL, 1913.
Prince Arthur. born May 1. 1850
Prince Leopold. born April 7. 1889
Princess Beatrice. born April IA. 1857.
The Crowning Glory Of al. is the QUEENS
DELIGHT"
The Blood OF the Nation made pure by
using HEIETBH'S "QUEEN'S DELIGHT
and his BLOOD aud LIVER rlI.LS
Nov % l.
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Columbia Chapter No. s, R. A. M.

csvnn., THE Regular Convocation will be
MVNEheld in Masonic Hall. THIS (Wednes.
HA&day) EVENING, at z O'Clock. Nom
=. bers will please come prepared to pay
their dues and participate in the election Of
ohloers. BY order OF the NJ. F.. HIP.
Doc - II. E. BRUCE, Secretary.
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MARRIED
sworn Commissioner.

In tho Presbyterian Church, in this city.
M on tue T en- ainstsnt by the Rev: r. Wilson
nni,t Mri IN, IN AnLEs j.. HEOK to Miss MARY f..
Q. squier. all OF this city. No cards.
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.AuoT1o1a sales.
49,
state OF South observation-disclosures Co
sAtA 1NeTHE sCoMAQN PLEAS
H-a sRSfetee's Sale.

q aINeTRES SC0AAQN PLEAS.
Referees Sale.
By JACOB LEVIN, Aucti oneer.
mary .; Fair. &c Exeoutrix OF the will OF ss-
m9el Fair, deceased. %. JACOB 0eiger ct al.
-t1Mpsatnt TO paarshda Assfts ~ Do,5e,.
pURsUANT to ! sdeoret.l ordor in the
above entitled cause, will cell before the
Court House, In Coiumbis. on the FIRST
hours. tho following REAL ESTATE. to wit:
:, such portions Of two (2) squares OF land. in
she city Of Columbia, as belonged to the late
Hamue! Fair, deceased; one known as the
"Hospitsi Lot" bounded BY Wsshing gton,
Barnwell, Winn and Lady streets, and the
square contiguous thereto, bounded Dy LADY.
bsrnwell. Winn and Gervais streets. The
above will be sold In lots OF about one .qnnrter
OF an sore each, plat whereof can be seen at
the ONCE OF the undersigncd,.
Terms OF SALE.-Cssh sufficient to pay
costs due; of the balant o, ono: half pay able on
the ist day OK March. 1879 =nd tho other hall
on the lst day Of Maroh, 1873 The purchases
mouey 70 be secured by bond aud approved
persouai eecuriiy, with q mortgage OF the
premises sold; but II one-half OF the pur-
Chase money be psid in cash. then the per.
sonal security win he dispensed with,
Dec lOf ID. b. MILLER, special Reforee.
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For Sale.
m MULES and HORSES % Just ar. ne
esfss DALY'S STABLES.
Oct7 On Assembly street,
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For Sale Cheap.
TNHE LEASE on the EXCHANGE HOUSE
i expires early next year. and as am de-
.irous OF changing the investment, I offer
for sale all the FIXTURES. LIQUORS, eto.
together with largo lot OF HOUSEHOLD
and AifOHES FURNITURE, etc lin whole
or part.
Seven head NJ fine Saddle and Harness
HORSES, including Monkey" "John Ken
rick" and "Berkshire." For terms apply to
Dec9 Il. FRANKLIN.
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For Sale,
100000 e1n 81 q. RR5cS; =: SAJfsq E1qnirs
Dec III % At Hopes Store.
Wood for Sale.

Wood for Sale.
THE undersigned have gone into the WOOD
l. BUSINESS, near the Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Depot. Any orders
left at the Drug Store OF w. C. Fisher, Esq,
will have prompt attention. Office at Co-ope-
rative Store.
Deo limo OHAs. E. THOMAS d co.
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Fire Crackers.
100 WHOLE and Half Boxes Golden
.1OV Chop FIRE CRACKERS, for sale
low. T.. HOPE
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Toys, Candies, &c.
HNOYS OF all kinds and descriptions, plain
l. and fancy Candies. Nuts, Lemons, Figs,
Jellles and Canned Fruits.
Bread. Cakes and Rolls fresh every morn.
Ing, at p. ". KRAFT'S,
Now Main street
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~oio pursuing CuelT usual business AVO-
cations here in the village. The next
day they were carried, under guard, six
teon miles distant to the County jail;
they we're locked up in dungeon. and
there they are to day, awaiting hear
ing." Exactly three weeks they have
lain in Jail. close prisoners, guarded by
United States soldiers, and to day, No
vember IL, they are wholly ignorant OF
the cause Of arrest. No accusation has
been made against them; no inyestiga.
ton has been made into their cases; no
hearing has been allowed them; their
application for bail persistently refused,
though for these nine young men q bail
bond OF 500, 900 was offered and refused.
Is not this glaring injustioe-a fragrant
violation Of every principle of Justice
and liberty? Is it not cruel thus wan
tonly to confine these young men and
keep them totally in the dark as to the
offence with which they are charged?
Three OF these men are married.; their
wives and children are left ut home, de-
pendent upon friends for support, aud
there are hundreds of other families in
the country left in tho same plight. The
cruelty of this arbitrary proceeding
, against the lku KIux is that innocent
suffer with the guilty. It is true, that
lawlessness and domestic violence have
existed in this country; but the corrupt
Radical party of this carpet-bag ridden
State are to blame for it. They have
robbed the State and outraged tile peo-
pie. They have placed the Government
in the hands of the ignorant and half
civilized darkies and passed obnoxious
laws. They have done everything in
their power to oppress tho whites of the
State. who own nearly oil tho land and
pay almost all the taxes. They armed
the negro militia, and Mt tho same time
refused to arm the rhite men. They
placed Winchester rifles in the hands OF
semi barbarous negroes, and furnished
them with ammunition, and TINT at q
time when party feeling ran high. 1t
needed but match to set the whole
State in blaze of intestine war between
the two races. They have eaten up the
substance of the people by enormous
taxation, and goaded them with vindic-
tive, partisan. one.sided legislation. No
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Black Seed Oats.

BEG to oTer, to arriye, this CHOICE
SEED GRAIN, at 81 per bushol, from cargo
now discharRinR at Savannah.
j. o. MATHEWsON,
General Commls'n Merchant, Augusta, Ga.
Dco II "A
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N5- Bills -,11rhed thus are being
redeemed Mt the counter of above Office.
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ANUSRNENry.
+ INA EDwINS THEATRE.
~ LIMA EDWIN ........ Sole Lessee and Manageress
WILLIAM HORACE.
ALICE DUNNING.
THIS SATURDAY., EVENING.
ALL THAT GLITrERS Is NOT GOLD.
LINGARD'S SKETCHES
HE'S A LuNATIC.
MATINEE
TODAY
49, LIS AT O'CLOCK
FOR ACCOMMoDATloN OF LADIES AND CHILDREN.
MONDAY, APRIL 3,
the great extravaganza,
PLUCK.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE .l. M
U VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL EVENT
MILE. AIMEE, MISS NULLY PEIRIS
win make their hs. sppssrsnss y c9a snst!sn with
NINTH kE1IMENf BAND,
AT THEIR TnlRTEENTH
GRAND CONCERT,
SUNDAY, APRIL 2. Ar 8 r. NJ.
i..sn a BRILLIANT PROGRAMME
Admission &c.; Family Circle &c. Reserved Seats 81
REHEARSAL MATINEES EVERY III RSDAy at1P. N.
NTIBLO'S NIBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO'S,
IN TulS DAY SATURDAY., TWO PERFORMANCES.
LAsr MATINEE b T ONE, AT " PAST O'CLOCK.
LAST MATINEE BUT ONE, AT H PAS O'CLOCK.
EVENING PERFORMANCE AT s O'CLOCK j
BLACK CROOK. BLACK CROOK. BLACK CROOK,
With all its wonderful speciatics and
NEW AND ATrRACrlV3 FEAlNRES:
GREAT HIT OF THE NEW DEMON BALLET,
+, with ils new and elegant costumes.
WONDERFUI~ MAJILrONs.
LAST WEEK But ONE OF TUE SKATERS AND THE
RUNNELS FAMILY. elg
ALL THE SUPERB Y SCENERY AND BRILLIANT
Nrxr WEEK pos1r,vEty EFyEGTs. TTs .sr wpp. on rup
t.,s CROOK.
New features for the last week.
First appearance OF the
AMERiCUS,
the Child VioIinist . wars, months old.
In preparation, ~, kICHAED S h III
NIBAo's NlBLos. .NlBLo's.
~ Last Matinee but one to-day, at II o'clock.
Last Matinee hut to-day, at u O'clock
Reserved Orchestra Chairs.
Fafnily Cncse $40
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ADJUSTMENTS,

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" AIMEE. PERsINI, 0AUgINs
=, and the entire French Troupe.
IID AT LA PERIC9OLE.
TODAY AT a. Aimee IA the Ballad Sincep
TONIGHT AT q
TONIGHT AT 8. LA GRANDE
TO NIGHT AT g. UIJCHESSE
In which Nile AIMEE will appear for the SECOND TIME
In AMERICA IN her celebrated assumption OF the title role
performed by her or 80 nights principal
theatres OF France and Brazil and In which
received on Tuesday, of the largest
the season, with
WILD ENTHUSIASM
The celebrated Grand Opera House
BALLET TROUPE
win appear EVERY NIGHT incidental DIVERT
LA BELLE HELENE will shortly DO revived.
Seats secured from A. NJ until r. ~ box o1ce aso
at Schrmers 70l Broarway and Erie Railway Ticket Oacs
corner Twenty-third street and Broadway.
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A POLIO HALL-TO RENT, FOR FIRST GLASS EN-.
n tertannents during tho spring and months.
Apply the premises. corner of Twenty sat
Bruasway.
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fY'o LET-No. ~ ANN STREET, NEXT TO corner OF
Nassau i've brick Building; excellent for
printing, pubsuiug light turing business
Apply al "a Greenwica street.
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RIO LET-Two LAR6E LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS. wITn
steam power. lnqaige OF ) Is. ALIHAlSE CO., Ia
Greene street, houston.
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THE HOUSE NO II Fast SEVENTEENTH STREET
niou square containing q OF the bes
locations in the city for III eSsmaseis, .nln,fs, dc
F. Bl4sAhCHET, ss4 Siith avenue.
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rT,o LET-FoR BUSINESS, wEbb LIGHTED FLOORS
i 9tk2s and 25x50. 80. z. Greene street.
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NU-iCAi.

oPRANO.-Poc1rION WANTED IN CHOIR; IA.
- mar with Episcopal service. Address NJ. D., Herald
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rTvO LET-FOR WORKSHOP OR FACTORY, FOR
Of years, IL Thirteenth street. about teO fee
east o. excellent stand backs
carriage builder 25xiu3, two stories Kent II sVg
a. MERRITT, sc Third avenue
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C0PRASO.-A LADY DESIRES A STU ALTON AS So
~ rano singer In church moderate salary first.
Cal ON or address, FOR three days, SOPRANO, lJ Wavey
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ITO LrT-FIRSP AND SECOND FLOORS go AND
second floor "a East Twentyseventh street; rooms
each w>th panres Croton water &C. immediate possess
sim. Apply 20 WM. rRusLoN, ls2 Liberty street. la
East Thirty sixth street.
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RIO LET-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE al4 EIGHTH
Fight rooms $40 per month. Possession April
J. Apnv the premises or OF H. DAVID u West Thirty
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To UNION SoUAEE.-THE WHOLE OF THE FIRST
- tloors part of the Third Floor, and the
whole Of Filtn Floor together In
qare The premises. y. X. RRl.
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yVALLACK'S.
w Proprietor and Manager. :. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
THIS SATURDAY MATINEE,
at 80 r. NJ,
Mr.. T. W. ROBERISON'S LAST COMEDY,
eniuei
BIRTH,
presented with new and appropriate scenery and
music.
MfSsRs: LESTER wALLACK, FISHER, RING
GOLD. WILLIAMSON. LkONARD, CURRAN, PFC.,
oui LEY; MtspAMEs BAKKf TkACY, BLAisDELL.
CLAYTON, HAVEN, ROWE, RAWLAND, CLARKE,
MCCORMACK. amt others e
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING
will be produced, FOR THE FIRST TINE IN THIS
THEATRE,
Bnve Pctnari's ucsl Comeiy,
THE NEkVDIJs MAN
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A YOUNG MAN, OF UNpouBTED CHARACTER.
\ with and wiling 10 work, wanted by a
house Importing staple article and selling the American
ric commission; # pre- erred would take sniah
Just cpmrer saGn Tor capital Tor the
ire year. Address L. l.. ~. Herald olicc.
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| INLoORS, FIRST AND SECOND -FOUR FINE LARGE
u each water. gas water closet laundry S27
and @ prime order delightful location; immediate pos.
session Premises 800 East Forty street.
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rro ET-sus EIGHTH AVENUE. CORNER OF FORTY
ninth street; door store gas and water:
$40 per month Inquire on the premises
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
uusiN ass Opp0a rus.rlM>.

A. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITAL AND EN-
n ierprse--For SALE the stock, Fixtures, }oo WIN and
oldest Wood and Willow ware establishment
the city. Tie business has hecn successful operation
for n of centnry. IS sl running advai
taecousy without dispute the beat siad N the city
~sttng will he that fail 10 saii
the rer. Principals and those only
ing business may Apply JAMES EDSLL, No. IS ulton
street, Water.
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Toe WEST TwENTY.FIRST sTIEFT.-A DOCTORS
lUD oG1ce severa. well furnished Rooms to let to
gentlemen only, wthout BOARD.
The New York herald., 1871-04-01

4 SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANOFoRTES, or r OWr
n ahd ntior hst casa make, fur cash nsts nie
very low prccs; also rianos let and In exchange
JOHN Z BARNES, l37 hishth sxect, nea II broadway
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A $4,000 TO Sla,Jl.-wAETED IMMEDIATELY,
A the above capital splendid restaurant Delmonco
plar S25 001 nvcs viii borrow money, give city
real estate security four times and hire
salary mt $3.50 year cashier and bookkeerer. Cal on
prncipal oace TODAY from 10 TO II OF address - H.
lBBs Co, 3, broadway. No charges APPLICANT refers
The New York herald., 1871-04-01

A ss7 BRoADwAY, CORNER or FOURTH STREET
"A LIBERAL Diamonds, Watches, Jeweifv si!ks
Cames Heir shaws Laces and Person Property % every
description. JAMES II. MATTHEW'S.
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a LADY WILL IIsrOsE or A HANDSOME PIANt
~ forte, including Stool aud Cnver; modern style
pro ements pcree order sp'eni lid tone lcss than leo
Third street. near SsccDd avenue.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ETH AvENUE THEATRE.
~ Sole Lessee and Manager.......Mr. AuGUsTlN DAILY
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Kate CLAYTON. NELLIE MORTIMEk; Mr.. D. H. hlt
K1NS, JAMES LEWIS, w. DAvIDGE, GEOkGE PARkES,
GEORGE +. Dk WE'RE, PIERCE and bEEkMAN.
SECOND AND LAST
JESEBEL MATINEE,
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