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AtmIs IstFator's SettIsmsnf.

For the Probate Court OF Shelby county,
Tanneszea.-fo the heirs and creditors OF
william B. Robinett. deceased:
NOTICE Is hereby given that Edward Irby,
IN as administrator de honts non OF the sa
tate of william 3. Robinett, deceased, has
nled In my once settlement Of said estate,
arm alton ct the March Term, 1871, 10 bs held
on ths FIST Monday of said month, In the
eourt-houss In the city Of Msm phis. bebrz.
ary "a 1871. JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By J. b. CULLEN, d. q. fe24
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BissOIutlan Of COpartngrshIp

lobe & CONAWAT have this day dissolved
j partnership by Limitation, =. u. lobe re-
ttrfHg, ]. u. Conway 10 assume the ltab1i J.
ties and collecs all assets due the nrm.
8 MsJOBE,
I. D. O0HAWAY.
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WASHINGTON.

The commsres Ofibs Country ApproprIar
tons for FsrtihcstIons-Entsraal RsYs'
nue. DsoIsISas-AarleuIturaI Colleges
CsHtsstsd EIeesisas, Eto.
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NEW FIRM.

Amss, Beattis & Co.. sse
Main strest, offer Bargains,
Wholesale and Retail in Fur
niture, carpsts, Mattresses,
OilcIOths, MindOw Shades, etc
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hope is in the passage of an act Of
universal amnesty. We have
given the negro the ballot to pro-
.tect him against his old master !;
we need now o-give the White cIt-
izen the vote to protect him against
the carpet-bagger. -
|! But as a remedy for these trou-
bles, amnesty would be entirely
Intellectual: The cause Of troubles
is the negro element controlled by
the unserqpulous men, and amnes-
ty could give no additional strength
to the whites at the polls. Our
!only hope would seem to- be, that
misgoverpmnre pm will work its own y
cure, and that corruption will prove
so offensive to honest men OF all
parties and colors, that they viii
unite in its overthrow The blacks
mus: be tasght to .seeothat they
have been made the mere cats.paw
to minister to the .ambiti!oR and
avarice of designing men: ..-
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,TnE. NExF co7Tog gReP,3Ehee Ete
New Orleans correspondent of the
New York Rorld writes:
Business men in this great cotton
mart are discussing o serious problem.
What viii Be the effect Of the Presi:
Dental campaign on the next cotton
crop? The question is one of equal
Importance at the North, for upon
tho great staple depends our ability
to meet our commercial obligations
to Europe and 70 regulate our busi-
ness at home. 1T is beyond doubt
that General Grant will make extra
ordinary efforts to carry the Southern
States. IT o this end, every species of
caiolery, every sensat ation dodge known
to political wire.pullers, will be used
to bring out and fasteh the negro
vote. There will be mass conventions
barbecues, torch-light professions,
protraeted meetings, and all that Sort
of thing, to tickle tho Africa ear
and eye: Labor will, therefore, be
uncertain in its operations. The
negro, after all, is but a childln intel
lect. Ho is easily drawn away by
glitter and show Tho excitement
and dissipationo of a political gath ering,
the fattering andI' fawning of white
mon %howant his vote, are peculiarly
attractive to HIM He is improvident.
Ho has no disposition to-. work for
moro than q bare livelihood. When
the q barbecue comes in competition
with the hoe, FREQ liquor at the hust-
lngs with toll in the field, who doubts
where our coired brother will be
found? The hottest partof tie Pres;
idcntial campaign will come in the
picking season, when n day or an hour
lost is so much lost to- the cotton
crop, and a.loss that connot be re-
trieved. Is it not possible, therefore,
that next season may be very shor,
crop IN consequence of:the' partial
withdrawal of Che negroes from labor:
and may not tho price for mlddlings
once more range in the 'thirties? The
matter is worthy of thought in the
comm ercial world. I.l'.; '.''..> ~, ~,
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Memorial Of tho lats William Gilmore

At meeting of the friends and ad-
mirers of the,late VIM. Gilmore Simmss,
held in Charleston, the following res
olutiop was unanimously adopted go,
Resoiued, That Committees be ap-
pointed by the Chairman of this
meeting, 1T his leisure, for the City:
and State at large, who shall be be
charged with the duty Of procuring
plans for suitable Monument to be
erected over the remains of William
Gilmore S'mms, at Magnolia Cemetery
and Of raising the means necessary
for the purpose, and that the Com nnh nit. :
tee report to an adjourned meeting of
this body, to be called by tho Chair han
man. r,'- . :..e.;f s,.o:.r.,y
In pursuance to this resolution;
committees haye been appointed TOR
the service designated in the .varioas
counties of the State by the Hon. AL.
fred Huscr, Chairman. It tisproposed
to erect over his remains at Magnolia
Cemetery 3 suitable shaft or column,
as $ testimonial Of gratitude to one
wi)ose patriotism! was ever true TO
South Carolina, and whose genius and
industry have vindicated add ilustra-
ted her name III tho fields Of romance
and history. The numerous friends
and admirers of the distinguished poet
novelist and historian will gladly
avail themselves Of the privilege at
fordcd in tcstifying their appre citation
of his services and writings, by con!
tributing of their means to tho pro.
posed monument.
Mcssrs. Samuel MCGOWAN and W.
A. Lee have been charged with this
duty for Abbeville County, and have
been requested to organize Commit
tees to. proceed with all diligence in
the work, and to report to the Chair
man of Committee in Charleston.
Subscriptions will be received at
this office. -" '... ...'.~. '.,'"
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DR.. SAMUEL HENRY DIcKsoN.-A
letter rtreceived last evening announces
tho death of this distinguished
Charlestonian, which took place at
his residence, in Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, atten o'clock on Sunday
last, after a painful illness, which had
confined him to his bed for moro than
three weeks. DR.. Dickson was about
scventy.four years of age. ~"
.d;Dr. Dickson was one of the founders
of the South Carolina Medicali Col:
.lege, and, for more than half a centu-
ry, was an acknowledged power in
literary circles, enjoying, besides, the
highest honors Of his profession. Nor
was tho knowledge of his profound
ability confined to one: city or
State. Throughout the Republic his
learning and scientific attainments
wero fully recognized, and ut his
death he was Professor of the 1nsti-
tutes and Practice of Medicine in the
Jefferson Medical College of Philadel-
phia,, where he succeeded the eminent
Professor Mitchell. .-Charleston News.
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BLOOMING, .n',-The Proprietors Of tho
Emporium Of Fashion are out with their
card this week, This is one of the most
handsome establishments We have ever
seen, and would Like ,fegI epr5 readers to
call.iy- ih',t -gi - .Gc i;:,;> lo!laru
: Read what the editor Of the Phanir
says of Mr.. ;Fowle. :: 9wi} mrji = -
"PERsoNAL;--Mr.H JAS, w. Fowler
passed through our city, yesterday, ac-
companied by Miss Perrin, of Baltimore.
As a, a,milliner, Miss Perrin, we are in
formed, is accomplished,;' having been
conheered with the private. millinery
rooms of Mrs. Barnett, No. 81 North
Charles street. Baltimore, Md., for Six
years. Mr.. Fowler's good taste is ac-
,knowledged by every one who has seen
his establishment. His friends and
.well-wishers think he had better locate
in Columbia, where his field OF. opera
Iations could be extended overthe whole
State. .,'.,, -. 60. s.l.. .'go....'
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Blooming.

When you see the many rare,
beautiful, tasty and yet reas-
enable priced goods, just open
ed at the Emporium Of Fashion,
YOU will be forcibly reminded OF
a handsomely laid out garden,
set out with the most beautiful
plants and flowers just bloom
ing, and will naturally texclaim
1.-THE Emporium Of Fashion, is
actually blooming" '....5g. y..3 ..
Such you will hear from all
that visit our estab blishment this
season, for really we have, with
out a doubt, as handsome Dress
Goods, Silk Goods, Straw Goods,
White Goods Ribbons, Laces,
Collars, Cuffs, Scarfs, Bows,
Fans, Parasols, Kid Gloves.
Hosiery, Corsets, Skirts, Bustles,
Ladies' Under Wear, Made up
Shirts, Chignons, Braids, Switch
es, Frillings, Rumes, Embroi-
deries, Jewelry, Baskets, Dress
Trimmings Buttons, French
Flowers, C+apes, Nets, Wells,
Ornaments, Honey Comb Quilts,
Black Alpacas, and Silks, Cur
tain Laces, and.many other ar
ticles not necessary TO- mention, m
to be foundiin this part Of the
country. Yes, we:can conscien-
tiously say,ain South Carolina,
Columbia, and Charleston not
excepted; besides, we have ladies
in charge Of. the Millinery and
Dress Making Departments = OF
the very best taste: We are
now prepared to make good e?Yv
cry wordowe have said. .,9
Is Those at a distance send Or
ders for samples or. order your
Spring Hat or:Boonnet, which
you can return if not .satisfacto:
.ry.a... :" @.:-. =i' ,','''2@% -. ~
Bills amounting to ten dollars
and. upward will be expressed
free Of charge ~ e a...s.: !.
j.. We are Agents for "Our Own
Kid Glove,' the best for $3.50.
Agents for B.. Butterick & CO..
Patterns; Agents for Grover q
Baker Sewing Machines, and
Branch of Nine. Demorest, of
New York. '' ....'' 81. 3. .'.'
Respectfully, --A .er.-.
p JAS. w. FOWLER & CO.,
- ,e#t ..5-a'"%Io Proprietors. :.
April. 10, 1872, 52-tf ....' q ..i., .i.,
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-
TEE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATING Con-
vEyrIoN.-We1 loarn from our New
York exchanges that Mr., August Bel
mont, the Chairman Of the Demo
cratic National Executive Committee,
has recently visited Washington and
conferred with the members Of the
party in Congress u!p.on 'the situa-
ton" and the course to BE- pnrsued.-
Upon the National Executive Com
mittee, of which Mr.. Belmont is chair
man, deyolvss the duty Of calling and
fixing the time and place Of meeting
Of the Democratic, Nominating Con
vsntion. We take, it, however, that
in his passive policy Mr.. Belmont has
been acting 10 accordance with the
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The Tobacco Seizures and the: Able
- vile Merchants ........-, .-

In the published proceedings ofthe
United States Court, which, we find
in. the Charleston papers of Friday,
the 5th inst, occurs the following
paragraph. which certainly does very
great injustice to the Abbeville mer-
chants, and perhaps to others, whose
names are mentioned therein :a;' -a
"Convictions -were- found against
the following persons for having to-
bacco in their possession with a view
to evade- Section 48 Of the tax act of
June 80, 1864, and they were fined as
follows Bower W. Barnwell, $500 ;
Marhein Kaphan, $50; Patrick Can
trell,,, S2o;y'James r.. Cunningham,
5000; Andrew NJ. Hill, $780, LIN.
Fouche, 500; Phillip NJ. Cohen,
5000; Clara Moses, Sl0o; Thomas G
Massey, $3.50; Thomas p Quarles,
$lOO; James IT. Robertson, $500;
John G.. Frazer, $50; Andrew B.
Wardlaw, $500; Leonard W, White,
5000; "','1 - j.. ~.
The injustice consists in charging
that these. honorable and high.min-
ded men have been convicted of
a.having tobacco in their possession
s0itA viey to eyade the law" To. avoid
trouble, expense, aud the loss Of time
in attending. Court, they have plead:
ed guilty to o technical violation, Of
the law, in having unstampcd tobacco
in their possession ! but they do now
as they. have always done protested
their innocence Of any guilty intent.
No one here orelsewhare, who knows
anytbing. Of these gentlemen: could
believe thom guilty Of wilful viola,
ton Of the law, and tits certainly .
gross Misrepresentation, to make any
other statemcnt.. They were guilty
merely of an inadvertenee.' "The
head and front Of their offending,
hath this extent, no more" ~,
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n@- We are panied to chronicle the
continued illness of Mrs. W., A. Lee.
For several days during the latter part
of last week she seemed improving, and
gave evidence Of an early recovery, but
on Monday q change came over her,
which was not for the better. She is
now very i'll indeed, and her friends are
apprehe hensive for her. ''' ..>5
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views Of majority of the influential
and active Democrats. The result of
tho conference in Washington would
indicate this al least. u wss there
determined that Mr.. Belmont should
issue . call for the meeting Of the Ex:
ecutivo Committe some time in May,
after tho Cincinnati Convention ana
in the then light Of events decide
mon the expediency and proprlety OF
announcing the National Nominating
Convention. -
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rea. Messrs. Mcdonald & Haddon
have been so busy marking their beau
tifuI stock of Spring and Summer goods
that they have not had the time to.write
all advertisement. We all know their
fine taste and may call on them for any
thing in their, line with the certainty
of being pleased. This is the largest
stock they have ever had. Give them
call. ..,
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~a" Advantages Of > . .. 80
THE ''ELlAS HOWE"
SEWING =: MACHINE

ENIRST-In twenty years no Second
\ handed "HOWE" J" machines have
been placed OH the market for sale. =
second-It contains material for its
own repairs. .....' - -
Third-It has less wearing points than
any other. - Il : '>'' ....'...
,Fourth-It draws stitch as you do
by hand. .... a..
;Fifth-You have perfect eontrole over
both threads. ~ '....-..,... a
sixth-It gives Of thread in proper
ton to the thickness of fabric sewed.
seventh-The presser foot is easily
swung out of tile way when you set ?
needle or put under the work. r..
Eighth-1t is compact, durable and
simple: .. ...3. t.;.. . .,.s
Ninth-Easy of operation and man
agemept. ..,.....t.... -,
. ...' ID. CHALMERS q co.
April 10, 1872, Att ras o.a.. '.:
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TIN WARE.-We direct the attention
of our readers to the advertisement Of
Messrs. H.; w. Lawson & Co., Tin Deal=
ers at Abbeville. Owing to the advance
in Tin Plate, they are compelled to
change their Wholesale price. They are
liberal dealers, and our friends win find
them generous and mmodating.
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!. :h9- Messrs. J. D. Chalmers & Co.
advertise the Howe Sewing Machine,
WHICH lis one: of the best sewing ma
chimes that is made. .Theyalso give no
'tice of the!reductiou of the price of the
Woven, Wire Mattress. This Mattress
is the best bed that is made. and is the
cheapest good bed that can be bought.
awe know whereof we. affirm" and
recommend tito all in want'of 8; bed as
to anything. else. 49," ID
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Death Of Professor $, +. B. Morse.

During the past, week! the tsle-
graph has brought the Intelligence of
the death of it's inventor, Professor
Samuel F. 3. Morse, which occurred
at bis. residence in New York city, on
the, lst inst. He died full of years
and hopors, having nearly completed
| his seveuty:frsty year, and having re-
]oeived!, perhaps, more distinguished
donors than have ever been accorded e
to any other American. Crowned
heads have showeredapon him marks
of their favor, and only q few months
ago tho .unvei!ing Of his statue in
New York city showed tho apprccia-
ton Of his coaptrymen: These hon
ors were we'll merited ii: greatness is
to be measured blythe vast results of
an invention which has already
changed the face, Of. tho civilized HI
world. ! >. .a.... 49,. :.... ..r.. 80 1s,
Long an eminent painter, accident
seems to have turned his attention to
those electrical researches which have
immortalized his name, s......,:,.
In: 1s4o be perfected his patent at
the Patent: Office, and set about get
ting his telegraph into practical ope-
ration. In 1914 tho flrst electric telc-
graph in the United States, between
Baltimore and Washington was COM
pleted. Since then oits wires have
extended over the country to the ex-
tent Of more than fifteen thousand
miles, ,Thoro has been Q lengthy con-
troveray as to the real inventor of
the electric telegraph, and it is care.
fully analysed by DR.. Wyntcr in his
aCuriosities Of Civilization" Submp:
rine telegraphy originated also with
Mr.. Morse, who laid the first subma-
rine telegraph lines in New York
harbor in the autumn Of 1912, and re,
ccived at the time, from the Ameri.
can institute, a. gold medal for that
achievement. In a letter from Mr.,
Morse to the Secretary. Of the Treas.
bury Of the United States, dated Au.
gust ,1o, 1s4a,, j; is believed occurs the
first suggestion of tho ;projaet:of the
Atlantic telegraph Professors Morse
had his summer house at Poughkeep,
sic, on the banks Of the Hudson: and
This winter residence in New York
Lofty. ...g .'...,. "-rGH.p 81 .Te
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3 ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF DR.. JOHN
CUNN1NaHAM.--It is with feelings of
the deepest regret that we announce the
death of this prominent citizen at his
residence, near Temple of Health, on
yesterday morning. It seems that the
Doctor, in attempting to take a gun from
the rack where it was suspended, struck
the. hammer which discharged the
whole load into his throat, killing him
instantly. His geniality and vivac-
ity, together with tho impulses of gen.
'erous and true heart,had won for him
many warm friends and admirers: He
was young man in the prime of life,
and his death will be loss to the COM
munity in Which he lived. He leaves
a young wife and little children to
mourn his loss. -
A
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FATAL AFFRAY. - We learn that
Alex. Sanders and Amos Benson, en-
ployees Of the Greenville & Columbia
Railroad at Hodges Depot, were en-
gagged at game of dice on Saturday
night last. A dispute arose about the
money when, the former struck the lat
ter on the head with fence rail, break
ing his skull. He died next day. Ben
son has fed, .. .aa .!,. ...
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WHITE RnoTHERs.---We take pleas
ure in calling attention to the advertise
ment of 'Niessrrs. White Brother who are
now receiving their attractive stock Of
Spring and Summer goods, which is is
1arref than q usual" Give them call. q
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IL a. ~ The Municipal elle'F ellee'cFtiien in Co.
lum bia resulted in majority Of ZIG
votes in favor of Major John Alcxan-
der, the Republican candidate, over
his opponent T., W.. Wing, 4 .u,.5.'
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.rA The Junior is In receipt Of an in
yitation to attend, the Soiree Dansante
at the Greenviile city Club Rooms on
Friday evening next, for which he ten
ders his acknowledgements. :,.,: .....
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neA- The weather for the past week
has been variable. Yesterday morning
we had rain, in the afternoon We had
warm sunshine, and at might We had
wind '"-'.H4 9. ~..,,c.. ..'" u.
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N.Y. Messrs. ,wardlaw & Edwards

DG Messrs. fWardlaW q Eu"arus
present thdr adyetIsssfm.ept sssfm.e this week,
and We take pleasure in q, asking the At st
teption of purchasers to their goods
They are liberal. merchants, and offer
ther goods at fair prices. Their stock OF
general merchandise is large, and they
call the especial attention OF the ladies
to ttl1eiri Spring Rnd Summer Dress
Goods.
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sg Major John Alexander, Of the
Congaree Iron Works, Columbia, S.
c., will please accept our t hanks for
late filos offoreign 'papers. 2 reg =
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D1rrrcu1rY. ,,y; AT THE DEPOT We
learn that a dlfhculty occurred yesterday e
evening between Mr.: Jas. T: Bqaskins
and Mr.. John Enright, f., clerks at the
Depot, which resulted in blows. g.
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AHBEVILLH, s. G.,
.4,PRM i9,:1S72.

-. ... '.. 80
Nm Consequence.of the unprecedented
i rise in the cost of Tin Plate and
other material, we are compelled to
change our Price List. Hereafter our
Wholesale Price will be discount OF
twenty-ive1p 1per: cent! from cur Retail
Price. the Retail Price will not be al
tered at present: we have no. no hxea xi11
be based ON the cost OF the raw material.
= :: @=1 II. WILLIAMSON & w.
April 6, ,lS72-52-3t "a'. ..s" q. ..@'
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na- We publish, this week, . COM
munication from Col. D.. Wyatt Aiken
He is q practical farmer, and proposes to
give some practical ideas on farming.
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.nS- The Sheriff advertises the real
estate of A. G. Watson, which was sold
last Sale Day, at the risk of the former
purchaser; 'T'.' :''2t'' 49," ",i''
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Tus,,s.-Thres dollars q year, in ad'

TgRMs.GThres dollars . year. III ao-
nance. ..a'~r -, : '-.r. ,,r.a-
no subscriptions taken for . snofssF
Hune than six months. ,,o rood
Transient advertisements are enaigehS iggeh
.nssa for the first insertion, and FIFTY
E,NTs S for each subsequent insertion.
a liberal deduction from the ABOVE
,ates Is made to persons advertising by
~ nE Ali obituary notices and tributes
of ssueet are charged for st the usual
rates of advertising. .,.3 - f..t3t e.,
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.. A young girl In Burlington, Vt, ate
arsenic to beautify her complexion. 1t
made her awfully nice and white-but
the undertaker's billtwas 500. ~ .s'
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Prices Reduced.

EVHE prices of the. WOVEN WIRE
II MATTRESSES having been re-
ducep Is per cent, by the Manuiactu-
rers, the same reduction will be made by
us, which places "the Most Perfect BED
Possible" within reach of ALL. },
-: ssir.icJ. D. CHALMERS C co.
April 10, 1872, 5a-tf yny3 l.: .H,...
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The Dolly Warden Entertainment =
Admission free See advertisement
headed O.. p. & Go: - 'z2i J." - =, TO-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-11

CPLEEDfD FARM AND HOTEL PROPERTY IN NEW
y JeTsey.% scres Of Land ~ heavy TIMBER fronts on
two roads heavy clay loan soil under gh OF cuva
ton tbs stream OF water abundance OF fruit house,
y rooms al Necessary onibndng; house kept hotel
fVrty year, only &ls,Ot0; either worth the money
]. i. FERGUSON, 90 Nassau street, room g.
no kILKnEs AND OTHERs.-TO LET, AT EAST
Cstter large Farm, with farmhouse, dc Apply lOJ
FULTON street " PETER A. II. JACKSON.
1'o LIT-A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, COMBINING
advantages u both city and country, ample grounds,
fine shaaes beautiful views IN Audubon Park, lth street.
on Hudson River, near depots and steamboat landing
deraoog thorough repair. d. q, BRADLEY, " Broad a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-11
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

AN EQUITY OF $4,000 IN VERY PLEASANT
Country Residence with q acres Of land tcash value
ert street win be exchanged for smaller property
86 900 to $4,000 within hours New ork difference
be adustet by mogage will sell at the above figures
unusually easy terms.