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CRIME AND CASUALTY.
Inc Indiana IerisIature.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 13.-The
Senate and House of Representatives
met i'm their respective halls this morn
ing and organized without delay The
House elected William Edwards, OF
Vigo, Speaker, and G.. w. Friddy, OF
Lawrence, President of the Senate.
These and all the other officers elected
are the Republican caucus nominees.
The Governors message win be de-
livered tomorrow,
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ResuIt OF tbe election An Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, November 13.-Returns
official and reported, from all but a few
counties in Tennessee give Greeley a ma
jority Of seventeen thousand; Brown, fol
Governor, sixteen thousand five hun
dred. The Congressional delegation
stands seven Republicans and three Dem.
Ocrats. The State Legislature stands as
follows: Senate, fourteen Democrats and
seven Republicans; House Of Repre-
sentatives, fOrty-One Democrats, twenty
seven Republicans and six Independents
There is one district 10 hear from. The
Democrats have a majority in botl
Houses.
Andrew johnson contemplates making
Nashville hls fu,ure home. He wa
hunting a residence to-day.
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rhs ProssbIe ResuIt in virginia.

RICHMOND, November l3.-Official
returns from one hundred and one cOun-
ties, cities and towns give Greeley $50
majority. Unofficial returns from seven
other unofficial counties give Grant 2OSs
majority. Only two counties have not
been heard from. These gave Wells,
Republican, for Governor, in 1859, 800
net majority. II these unofficial figures
are not changed, Grants majority in the
State will be about 2000. There is a
probability OF the election Of Dawes,
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Fifth district. 1t is contested by
Thomas, Republican, on the ground that
a number Of votes have been thrown
out in Halifax county by the canvassers
for some alleged information.
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ALBANY, November l3.-0ne Of the
small iron safes Of the Waterford Bank
WIS found on Western street, near the
dock here, yesterday. The contents,
when in the bsuk, were some tEirty-four
thousand dollars in bonds, which were
gone. In a bag found yesterday there
were twenty gold and seal rings, some
of them being heirlOoms which had been
in possession Of the families owning
them for century. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that a man named Fort, Of Cliff
ton Park, bad eighty thousand dollars
IN bonds deposited In the bank, loss
which was unknown before, The total
amount taken is computed by the d.
rectOrs al four hundred and forty thou
sand dollars. No trace has been OBJ
tanned Of the robbers.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, November l3--Cotton steady
good ordinary, l69l6hc; net receipts, 1913
bales; exports 70 continent. 40 bales; coast
wise, SI70 bales; sales to-day, 80 bales; sales
last evening for future delivery, 200 bales;
stock, 81 $50 bales.
MOBILE. November I3.-Cotton firm and
advanced; good ordinary, l734c; low mid
dung li14ci nluulne, lo54ct het feceiptsS I'D
bales; exports cOastWise, Is bales; sales, lO00
bales; stock, 27sSi6 bales.
CHARLESTON, November i3.-Cotton mar
bales; exports 20 continent, 800 bales; coast
wise, l07S bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, 36,4si
bales.
SAVANNAH, November lA-Cotton firm,
with good demand; middlings, l89sc; net re-
ceipts, 337 bales; exports TO Great Britain, 1925
bales; continent, so bales.
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Providence, November lS.-The
Equitable Insurance Company of this
city has stopped taking risks and called
a meeting Of its stockholders. The total
risks Of the company in the Boston
burnt district are three hundred and
seventeen thousand dollars, and the to
tai assets three hundred and forty thou
sand dollars. The Merchants Insurance
Company also called a meeting Of its
stockholders to determine what course is
to be taken in the future. The total
assets OF the company are three hundred
and eighty-five thousand four hundred
and sixty-one dollars, and the total risks
in the burnt district Of Boston two hun
dred and ten thousand dollars.
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MILWAUKEE, MICH, November b.
The epizootic among the horses in this
city has about reached its hight, nearly
every horse in the city ICING more or
less affected. All the street-cars and ON
niDus lines, with one exception, that OF
the Spring avenue line, have stopped
running, and only baggage wagons are
run 10 the railroad depots.
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Murderer Hung.

WEsTCHEsTER, Pa, November 13.-
George Grant, for the murder OF
Amanda Spence, a year ago, was hanged
here at eleven o'clock this morning.
Grant had been quiet since his attack
on Keeper Harris several days ago. He
slept well last night and ate hearty
breakfast this morning. The scaffold
was erected in the lower prisOn-yard, out
of view Of the prisoners or public.
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THE GRANT 6 WILSON CLUBS
of the city will assemble at their respective
halls
THIS THURSDAY NIGHT,
AT 81 O'CLOCK.

and viii be marched by their Marshals to
Market Square, where they will report TO Mr..
Joseph A. GronaCer, Assistant Marshal, who
viii assign them TO their respective places in
the procession.
The various other Societies OF the city and
country will march to the same place, and re-
port TO L. f. Dyer, Esq, Assistant Marshal, for
assignment.
The First Division, under Marshal Gronauer.
viii form on Market street, with the right
re ting on Main and the left on Second, ex-
tending northward.
The second Division, under Marshal Dyer,
Will form on Exchange street, with the right
resting on Main and the left on Second street.
extending southwark
The various delegations from along the line
of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad will
report to Mr. James d. Slack, Assistant Mar
shal, who will be at the depot on the arrival
OF the cars, and will be marched by him 70
Market Square, and assigned to position on
the left Of the First Division.
The procession will move promptly at S
O'Clock.
The following will be the order OF march
From Market Square to Main; down Main to
Bsale; out Beale 10 DeSoto; up DeSoto to
Union; Union to Second; up second 70 Madf-
SOM Madison TO Bluff, where a few short
speeches will be made.
Captain Sam j. Alter, Assistant Marshal,
will be in charge of the Grand Stand and
Fireworks.
A special police force has been detailed to
preserve order.
All citizens, without regard to party, are In
Yited 10 be present and participate.
By order Committee OF Arrangements
8. s. GARRETT, Chief Marshal.
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DOMESTIC SUMMARY.


GALVESTON, November l3.-The net
Democratic majorities in f0rty-nine
counties is $40. II is generally con-
celed that the Democrats have elected
all the Congressman, and have major
ity in 10th branches Of the Legislature.
Austin has majority Of 10000 for the
permanent location Of the capital.
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INDIANAPOLIS, November I3.-The
Republican csucas tonight, at which sll
the Republican members Of both Houses
were present, the following was unani.
mously adopted. Be it
Resolped, By the Republican Senators
and Representative in caucas assem-
bled, that in view Of the past public ser
vice Of Senator MortOE, aud his per
sistent defense Of the principles OF the
Republican party, both in the United
States Senate and IN the State OF In
diana, be is hereby declared worthy
Of the confidence and support Of every
Republican in the State; and believing
that he his the unanimous choice oi
the Republicans Of Indiana, we do here
By declare him the unanimous choice
Of this caucus for Senator Of the United
States from this Commonwealth, aud
that We hereby unanimously pledge our
selves 10 support him az the proper
Time for election.
A resolution was, also, passed
unanimously, recognizing the faith
ful and untiring services Of
Colonel John w. Foster, Chairman oi
the Republican State Central Commit
Tee, for bis energy in thoroughly organ
izing and barmOnizing differences. and
inspiring the masses, and generally con-
ducting the contest TO q triumphant con-
clusiOn.
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Severe Gale and Damage TO Shipping.
BANGOR, MAINE, November ia
severe gale commenced blowing here
last evening, and ragged through the
night with great fury. Tie schooner
Seraph was blown ashore, and it is re-
ported that two or three others are
ashore below
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November 13. - Several
more ringleaders in the Ferrol revolt
have been sentenced to death. Two
bands Of Carlists have appeared in An
dalusis, and have interrupted tele-
graphic and railway communication.
Troops have been sent after them.
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ST. LOUIS, November l3.-At meet
ing Of the Board Of Trade, yesterday, a
ra-1lution was adopted asking the City
Council to place the Fire Department
ou d more efficient footing by Increasing
the number Of engines, amount Of hose,
ETC.: also to consider the expediency OF
ur0hl6iing the construction Of Mansard
roofs in tie business part Of the city.
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EsTABLIsHED 1910. .I&3 z0

Others are severely affected, but to what
extent, can't be ascertained. The effect
on business begins 70 be felt already.
I Great excitement prevails among horse
owners. Reports from Ohio state that
the disease prevails to a considerable ex-
/ tent there. This is its frst appearance
/ I'm this State.
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Continuation Of Rev. G.. ~. GebertzOn'H
TrfaF-Faufoe IudfsDosstfou.

iAaANAD-As
LOUISVILLE, November BIN the
trial Of Rev. 9. II. Robertson to-day
before the Louisville Presbytery, the
defense introduced a number Of witness
ses to prove the good character and good
behavior Of the accused at other places.
The argument was opened tonight by
Rev. DR.. J. 5. Hays for the prosecution.
The trial win conclude tomorrow.
The epizOotie spread here to-day with
great rapidity. More than one thousand
horses are now affected. The omnibuses
were Withdrawn tonight, and nearly al
hacks are of the streets. Railrosd piss-
sengers had 10 walk from the depots, TIE
street cars being stopped. The mules
are affected about as badly as the horses.
A meeting Of the Fire Committee Of the
City Council was held this evening, and
called meeting Of the citizens in each
ward for Friday night to organize CON-
panies Of citizens to draw the engines Il
fires in case Of emergency. Nearly all
the horses Of the fire department are
down with the disease.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., November 1S.-
A collision occurred this morning on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, ia the
southeastern part Of this city. -Four col
ored men were injured.
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.servstive, moved the appointment of a
COMMITTEES to draw up reply to Mahon.
Agreed to by small majority. IL is
thought the Presidents message will
lead to an early dissolution of the AS
sembly.
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LANDS
FOR SALE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1872.

No. IS, r. D.-SecoDd Chancery Court-Thos.
G. Neal ct al. vs.. X. J. B. l.. Winn ct al.
DY virtue OF a consent decree of the Second
ID Chancery Court OF shelby county, en-
tered in the above cause, will, at my Office
door, on Second street, Memphis, offer az pub
lie sale.
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ITALY.

ROME, November 13.-In consequence
Of the cholera in Southern Austria, the
government has issued an order requir-
ing vessels arriving at ports in Italy
from the former country to undergo
/ quarantine.
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FOREIGN NOTES.


CONsTANTINoPLE November 13.-
George Bancroft, American Minister AT
Berlin, had an interview with the Sui
tan yesterday.
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rElHB ooMIfSa MASK BALIs-THE MOST
beautiful, original ard comical Masks
for the coming Grand Ball at the Exposition,
can be had in every variety at
speebG's, No. 81 Madison street.
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complete RessOratIOn OF Peace in Mex.

MATAMOKAs, November I3.-General
CelIaIlas, Military Governor Of Sinaloa,
announced the paei6catiOn Of that State
without blOodshed, General DiaZ hav-
ing surrendered and given his parole to
present himself at the City Of Mexico.
pe-ideut LerdO cOngTatulates the coun-
try on the complete restoration Of peace.
There is great rejoicing at the capital
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Judge bykeman PlsaoilEes an EsItor

Judge Dykeman PtstOliEes an Editor
L0GANsPoRT, IND, November 49,
Judge Dykeman, prominent citizen OF
this place, shot VIII. G. Moreau to-day,
late sponsor to Mr.. O'Conor from the
Louisville Convention, now editor OF
the Bogansport Sun. The cause OF the
shooting was the appearance Of an arti-
Gle IN last weeks issue OF the Sun, de-
nouncinR Dykeman. Moreau's wound
is serious, but viii not prove fatal.
On last evening a mob, comprising
about fifty persons, prepared to tar and
feather Mr.. Moreau, but were foiled by
the police. Six of the men were arrest
ed and jailed. The men arrested were
employed by DykemaR.
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A heavy wind sent score Of boats to
the bank between Cairo and st. Louis,
Thursday.
Rumof says Dan Rice has bought the
Argosy to carry his show nom one river
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WHEELING, w. Va, November Ia
The epizoOtic has at last reached this
city. Twenty-one horses were seized
with the disease ia one stable last night.
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clerks Ia country stores who could man
age the national finances just about as
well as Boutwell, does.
Mrs. O'Leary wonde-s " if thin Bos-
ting spalpeens viii be after shwearing
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Precautions against Horse FeVer-FIee
ton Fraud.

New ORLEANS, November 1S.-The
city authorities are considering the pro-
priety Of quarantining horses to pre-
vent disease.
r. H. Benners has been arrested by
the Deputy United States Marshal and
taken before Commissioner Shannon,
on the affidavit of J. H Ingraham,
charging him with conspiracy, decep-
ton and fraud, and with printing coun-
terfeit election tickets in similitude to
the Republican ticket, printed and voted
in this State. BenneFs gave bail in ons
thousand dollars.
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mARRTED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EXPOSITION CONTINUED,

4 7 the earnest solicitation OF citizens Of
n both city and country, the Board Of Di-
rectors have resolved 70 keep the Exposition
IL will positively be closed. No time should
be lost by those who desire TO visit II. The
Grand Mask Ball and Promenade will take
place during the week following close OF the
Exposition, Of which due notice will be given.
T.. A. NELSON, President.
ED. BURKE PICKETT, Secretary nOI4
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House Of the Courtes has passed the first
clause OF the Mortgage Bank bill, by a
vote Of one hundred and twenty-six
/ against fifty-eight.
] 'ffil,.ya A. trouble AZ NitfOria the capi-
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December, fs7Z, az 10 O'Clock am, and defend
this suit, or the same viii be proceeded with
exparte; and that copy Of this notice be
weeks, In the Memphis Daily Appeal.
JAMES HALL J. P,
November ls, 1877. nol7 mo
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ances at the close Of business to-day:
snrrency, SIS, 81 ,196; coin, $72, 997, ,548,
Including in coin certificates 81 ,554, COS;
.seeial deposits Of legal tenders for the
nf aar.nafF
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FkEa, Dried Cherries. Teas, G8fiees, Au-
Ears, ani every article ia his line. Of
fered low. 'ocN
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Trunk Factory.

CELLS RETAIL, AND AT WHoLEsA LIE
- specially,
Lower than any HouBe In this city,
and az low as any factory elsewhere.
ocl8 I. HAPPEK, SO Main street
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A heavy gale prevailed ON the British
coast yesterday, doing much damage 20
shipping.
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A sTORIA HOUSE, ASTORIA, L. 10 MINUTES BY
N boat from Peck Slip landing premises; spacious
NJ BREMEN Proprietor.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE BE-
tween San Francisco, japan ana China
POsT OFFICE EPARTMPNr.l

tween San Francisco Japan pan ana mIn. China 1 -
WAS Wssn 1sc'Ss H june 5, 49,
the
ess 59 for 3 aSs s Post
in hs aad h suTss L
e with
tsges after the e s sn
@ day S % Of am s
satiSn not 70 sxeeea the rate per voyage now PAID
fisas sas % s
N e. sssn sna Be S
Charge os tho
or
steamships hereafter accepted for said service shall be Of
@ % S1 ' %s sh'
Is s
sSsl ssssss %
aa@ ss % as sns
s s of Be q IL tie ssss
n @ IF q nv IL s
ss1 w Sds Or the act, %eas Of this ss Ct
on Pay s S
exceed the original cost Of the vessel taken and this
Il Ss Rpss9s T.
ms SG
to semimonhiy service shall be made with the Pacific
s s or saS Sc
shall maintain and run the line Of steamships the
and no longer Provided That said rea%ireent shai n
all apply to party Shas for the mail
wen as to the Pacific NAH $%G S;ss%;s Company
% Ss' % Ted
ment s8fa
and
% roan S per m n
touching YokSnsms Th STanSI
ssn @ %rSs Ss 70 s'm
in performing the passages each way including stop
re
the @ the days a spSs ny
hours Of arrival should also accompany each bid The de-
regular intervals with Of the monthly line
to be subject to the Of the I s & %
% to as s pss
Offered re ,o for l the cf % nj be o
forming to the requirements of the laws authorizing the
pecton and survey by an experienced naval
be detailed for that purpose by the Secretary Of the
Proposals must conform in all particulars to the provI
ssfu% and sson
and ofthe above cited act Of June 1871 and must be
the bidder bidders and their guarantors men of
property and abundanty able make good their tender
and guarantee.
The bidder bidders must be American citizen or
citizens.
The bidders name csdence and the of each
member of the firm, when partnership offers, should be
distinctly stated If made by corporation the bid
accompanied by duly authenticated copy Of the
charter articles OF incorporation and list OF ocers
and directors
All bids exceeding the sum Of 5000 must be accompa
MED by certified check draft payable to the order Of
the Postmaster General, upon some solvent national
hal Of q q
pay proposed in such bid bids such check DRAFT to
be all the conditions and provisions of existing
laws In respect to forfeiture.
Any assignments transfer Of an ocean mail contract
forbidden by law Such assignments or trans
null and void and the Postmaster General Is re-
qured TO determine contract in case of its being I'M
derlct r assigned -
Proposals should be sent under seal to "The Supcrn
tendent of Foreign Mails" with the words Mail Propo
sails" Japan and China route written on the face of
address and they should be despatched In time 70 be
received at this Department before O'Clock r. NJ
Monday the 18th day OF August next which will be the
last day receiving proposals under this advertisements
] GRESWEIIL PQsfmaser leneral.
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BOARD WANTED-IN THE COUNTRY FOR LADY
ID and four children, IL, L. and years, with good
shade and plenty iruit Address JOHN STANTON $40
Fourth avenue, stating terms, location &c.
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NEW HERALD SATURDAY a. B2-w1TH SUPPLEMENT-


CT. JAMES HOTEL, MARION, N. J-FIRST CLASS
~ table; elegantly furnished Rooms suite sIngly;
all modern improvements; splendid shade trees and
p the contry eight minutes by New Jersey Railroad
10 trains daily terms moderate Apply tho premises
or 10 GILES. WALES CO, Is Maiden lane.
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DROWN HOUSE, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN COR.
ID ner Broadway and Twenty eighth strcet.-Newly
lifted and furnished Rooms by the day week low
for gentlemen only.
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re EAST NINTH ST, FEW DOORS WEST OF BROAD
~ way.-Elcganty furnished Rooms to let without
board, to gentlemen.
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A -REMOvAL-sLATE MANTELs, MARBLE MAN
IA. tells Wood Mantels the finest assortment ever OF
fered In this city, at our new ana spacious whreroon
10 aud "a West twenty third street, orpw.pr co
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MARBLE MANTELS.

A -REMOvAL-SLATE MANTELS, CRATES, &C
n. Large and elegant stock at our new warerooms
Union square, OF Fourth avenue and seventeenth
street PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, manufac turers
OF every variety Of Slate work, plain and ornamental
KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIzIN0
"A. Works l3 and l36 East Eighteenth street.-Marble
and Marblezed Mantels, Thing Marble Counters, Monu
ments prices that defy competition. Marble Turning
for the trade.
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BOARD CAN BE HAD AT A PLEASANT FARM
ID house in the vicinity OF the Cask Mountains-Fine
shady Yards pleasant walks croquet grounds, &c For
further particulars inquire OF g. L. WHITE, AGRA, Greene
Ne York
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ID ties occupying an elegant house, with extensive,
shady grounds fruits vegetables, Ac from the farm;
ali tile comforts of a country home. Address CHARLES
TONPKINS Low Point Duchess county N. Y.
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BOARD MAY Re HAD AT FARM HOUSE PLEAS
ID any situated grounds large and well shaded rooms
airy and conmodous long piazza 60 miles nom New
York 10 70 nutes from the depot terms reasonable. Ad
dress box Is Post office, Blooming Grove Orange county,
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A GENTLEMAN WANTS A COMFORTABLE ROOM AND
~ good board; terms moderate; permanently. AID.
dress with particulars and price, York. box 1913 Herald
office.
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90 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
ia avenues.-Wanted. three gentlemen for three
Rooms, $780, references first condition.; German private
family
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

LADY AND. GENTLEMAN DESIRE A GOOD
where there other boarders Address with full
particulars, 0. r. BANCROFT Herald Uptown Branch
office
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A DELAIDE H. LAMBER1soN, CLAIRvoyAYT IN.
"A vites consultation all subjects satisfaction l5
Thirty third street, between Lexington and Third
ava
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FURNITURE.

n Furniture for sale, property family leaving city
superb Drawing Room Suits covered satin brocate cost
forte cost 5000 for ssb Mirrors velvet Brussels Ca.
Glassware, Cutlery, Linen rosewood walnut Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Wardrobes, suite, style Louis XIV; Mat
tresses, Bedding; Furniture servants apartments half
cost Call purchasing elsewhere 80 West 18th st.
near 9Th