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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-20

POLICE NEws.--Washington Jones,
whose arrest on a charge of completely in
the larceny of robe was noticed in this
paper, was discharged this morning, the
evidence not sustaining the charge.
George Spriggs, charged with unlawfully
cohab;ting with the wife of Thomas Briggs,
was sent on TO the Hastings Court for trial.
The erring woman was also sent on to an
swer to the charge of adultery.
Monroe jackson and Woodson Robinson
are having some difficulty over the sale Of
a cow by the latter to the former. Both
parties were before the police justice this
morning-one charged with perjury and the
other with an attempt to swindle.
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THE MAILS ALL RIGHT.-The troubles
which occurred in the postofiice on yester-
day, have in no manner interferred with
the regular business of the Office. The
mail was all distributed and forwarded as
usual, except that little more labor was
imposed upon the retained employees.
We presume Miss Van Lew will be kept
quite busy considering applications for the
positions made vacant by the strikers. Such
positions never go begging, and we have no
idea any difficulty will be experienced in
obtaining competent assistants at even less
than that paid those who have resigned.
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FUNERAL OF SAMUEL GEoRGE.-The
Attucks Guards will turn out tomorrow
morning to attend the funeral of Samuel
George, late a member of the company.
The Guards not yet having been commits
stoned and equipped according to law, are
not, without special permission, entitled to
the privilege of carrying arms on the occa-
sion of the funeral. This permission was
promptly granted, however, by Mayor
Kelley, on application of the company, and
the chief of police authorized to issue to
the Guards the necessary muskets and
blank cartridges for the occasion. A notice
to the members of the company will be
found in our paper.
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COUNTY CouRT.-On the assembling Of
the county court this morning, the commit
tee appointed to investigate the charges of
irregularity in the books of Mr.. Annable,
the clerk, made their report. The commit
tee found the fee books in proper order,
with the exception Of one or two under
charges, and the papers in as good order
generally as when the office was turned
over to the present clerk. The inyestiga-
tion disclosed some errors in indeXing deed
books, &C., but these seem to have been
committed by former deputy in the
office.
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The TRAIToR's REwARD.-"Solon
johnson, the well known Conservative ora
tor of Richmond, was in town yesterday
looking around for his friends. We learn
that his circumstances have become much
reduced. ."-Inden.
Having sold his birthright, Solon has
squandered the few pennies he received,
and is now wandering among strangers, a
despised and wretched "cuss." lie would
gladly return, but, like his associates, Ben
Scott & Co., the Republican party has no
use for them~ The recent overwhelming
majority obtained by the Democrats rem
dered the services of such creatures so use
less as that Ben was paid off in counter
felt money, while Soon wasn't even worth
that.
Poor fellow, he had better fall down and
let his bowels gush out like his great pro-
totype Judas. None would be offended, as
we suppose they are quite empty.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 18th, 1879.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18th, 1872.
DIR. e. II. Smith
My DEAR SIR-Your letter in relation
to the tax on tobacco has been received,
and referred by me to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
/ also saw Mr.. Dawes, the chairman, and
he had no opinion as to what the committee
would do in the matter of the reduction OF
the tax. There had been no meeting OF
the committee at that time, and do not
think there has been any since.
1t is certainly very important for the IN
forests of all, especially the factory hands
and manufacturers of small means, that the
tax should be reduced at once to sixteer
cents on all kinds Of tobacco. | do not be.
lieve that this reduction would diminish tbt
revenue of the government.
However this may be, entirely concul
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Hon. Hugh L. Bond presiding. yes
terday the order in case of alleged con-
tempt of court, growing out of the suit
of Henry Terry. VS.. the Monticello Bank,
was dismissed, Thomas U. Dudley, the
receiver Of said bank, assigning to the
court all the property he possessed, ex-
cept his household furniture. AT the con-
clusion of the case Judge Bond adjourned
the court until the 9th day of February.
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Tile FREE RRInC

THE FREE BRIDGE.-It turns out that
most of the signers of the protest against
the bill pending in the Legislature to make
valid the city subscription to the /" free
BRIDGE" affixed their signatures to the doc
ument under 'misapprehenslon of the
facts" They didn't read it. The next
time Mr.. A., B. or G. presents a protest
for their autographs, they will be little
more careful. Yesterday, quite a number
Of explanatory letters were written by
signers, whilst Others had their names
erased.
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MARRIED.

In this city, January l6th, by the Rev. DR..
Woodbridge, LEONIDAS p. WHEAT to FLOR
ENCE L., youngest daughter of the late Joseph
Allen, ESD.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev DIR. Jeter, Mr..
JUNIUS N. TAYLOR, of Amelia, to Mis- MARY
JANE ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of Al
fred Mitchell, OF Richmond, Va.
On the 18th, by Rev, A. L. Dickinson, AN
DREW J. POLZMAN, Esq, to Miss SARAH j.
BOWLS; all of this city.
On the 10th instant, by Rev. Father Jansen,
HENRY G. RHODES and Miss ANNIE f. k1R-
BY; all of this city.
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THE TOBACCO TAX.

We print to-day correspondence be-
tween DIR. Smith, United States assessor
for the Richmond district, and the Hon.
G. II. Porter, upon the tobacco tax, which
will interest our readers generally, Mr..
Porter will undoubtedly do every thing IN
his power to secure the prompt legislation
required to put at rest the present damass-
ing uncertainty. o
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DIED.

In this city, at the residence of Mrs. James b.
Taylor, ROBERT 5. PRICHARD son of the
late Rev. John s. Prichard, in the twenty fifth
year of his age.
On the 10th instant, after q lingering illness,
JAMES FRASER HOOPER, eldest son of
George J. and Eliza Hooper, in the twenty-fourth
year of his age.
On the 10th instant, from burn, MARTHA
REBEOCA, only daughter OF Pleasant and Mary
A. Orange, aged two years and ten months
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A NEGRO MEMBERS SPEECH ON
PAYING THE STATE DEBT.-Mr Tuck
er, a dark member of one of the Houses of
the North Carolina Legislature, arose the
other day and said on the State debt:
Gentmen how is we goin to pay dis thing p
Don't the members say are bankrupt? How
ken bankrupt pay debt2 Say | say this. i
say that every man in this chamber, and outside
Oft, is a counterfeit
1t was decidedly the best speech on
"paying the State dept" that we have
yet heard. Make another, Mr.. Tucker.
How would this bear repeating in the
General Assembly of Virginia ?
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HALL.
II f L f N D. Z S T f

j. q. STUTTZ,,
SUPPORTED BY TWENTY-FIVE FIRST
CLASS PERFORMERS. sE
Positively the largest and most complete dra-
matte organization now travelling.
Everything will be done to make these enter
tainments first-class in every respect.
Dress Circle Observation-Disclosures. rs cents.
Gallery Observation-Disclosures, so g
Reserved seats can be obtained at West &
Johnstons bookstore, commencing Friday morn
ing, January 18th, without extra charge
d. S. DWIGHT,
ia l3-tt Business Manager
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"CHARITY. THE Southern Associa-
ton, for the benefit Of Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States, have, in the
last few days, contributed to st. PauPs
Church Home, of this city $500, and to
asylums in Norfolk 81 zoo. These contr.
buttons, with what has been hereto
fore contributed to asylums in this and
other cities, makes So, 100 donated by
the association.
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with you in the opinion that something
should be done in reference to the tax ON
tobacco, and that speedily, which will re-
move the suspense now existing, so lnjlrl-
Gus both to manufacturers and operatives.
Very truly yours,
II DnDnIsD
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LADIES having sewing machines, have
you casters on the machines to move them
around for sweeping, for better light, &C.?
Don't delay in ayailmg yourselves Of this
highly important Improvement.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT AND Dis
TRICT COURTS. S.-Both these courts will
be opened in Alexandra on the 23d instant.
judge Underwood presiding.
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N EMOvAL.-THE OFFICE OF THE CAR
IL OLINA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
has been removd to No. lila MAIN STREET, IN
same building as the Southern and AtiAntic
- ''i''' THOMAS Il. BALLARD,
,a ls-eodsts General Agent for Virginia.
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Any paper or magazine not in the above list
will be furnished at publishers rates.
Always on hand all the latest publications OF
this country and Europe, books, stationery,
card aud stereoscopic views, fancy articles, &c.
g. +. JOHNSTON,
Newsdealer, 9ls Main street,
de2-D&Wtf Richmond virginia
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ne Musical Instruments and Musical Mer-
chandise of every description can always he
found at J. MAKsHs Music Depot, No, 9ls Main
street. He has just received a new and exten.
slye stock of the above named goods.
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GROCERIES, &c.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE STORE,
EIGHTH AND MAIN STREETS, .
now open for business with y large, fresh stock of
VANITY GRnHEPIES
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A SSEMBLY HALL.
THEODORE THOMAS

UNEQ QUALLED CONCERT ORGANIZATION
OF SIXTY DISTINGUISHED
PERFORMERS,
pronounced by the entire press the largest and
most perfect concert troupe which has
ever undertaken a tour in this coun-
try or in Europe, will give
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NEWSPAPERS. PERIODICALS, &C

NTOW rs THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR
IN NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &C., for
the coming year. Any of the following will be
sent by mail to any address for one year at rates
annexed:
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TYPE FOUNDERS.

H.. u. PELOUZE CO., Franklin, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. See adver-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05

Jenkins W tn Mr. Eddy. Left Mr.. Eddy
at Mr. Jenkins three minutes to 9 o clock
7. VI. Tuesday.
JAMES ARGALL, .Je, being duly sworn.
deposes aud says - first saw Nr Eddy
at Alfred Jenkins He came Ia after |
did, and had cut on the cheek and on
the nose. Told my father he had re-
ceived the cuts from limbs of tree.
which he was falling; and afterwards
that he had been talking too uprh and
that was the cause Asked for drink
and was refused Told Mr. Jnnkin he
fell over pile of rocks and received hi.
injuries left. aud in a few minutes
after think Eddy followed me our, and
went towards Dodtevillet saw him IS
far as Whitney smiths 'Tannprv, Cab
riel Mills was at Alfred Jenkins when
Mr. Eddy was there Saw hrm (Eldv)
next morning at Geo Chainley's, wi'h
his face eat and left eye black and
swollen
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
TAKEN G1P-i'ES-LA.

rp,AEFN Up hy the subscriber residing Ia ha
town VI Mineral Paiut On Section w taSn =
L Ense 2 east about the drsi - N0v., l., X . -
y.4r-oli past FLY caiar sarrel win N'e't Us
zoos On the len site .nd white spot on t0e I'ce'
s,,,aho, Tie shane O, 80 heart uNr-r l. rsGIr+t-
eli to csl prove properly, pay charge, saa ssfi,
.Ai1 Auirn-D sway. a9beh1
Nor - .s,s-Art
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
S-EshED HARE.

strayed from the undersigned, residing on South
Survey 81" miles west Of Do ,geyie, = large Dark
Bay Mare black name and tail small grizzly
mark in me forehead similar m shape 70 figure >,
a ~ u ction on the face; between W'i years old.
An, one returning me said mare. or furnishing m
formation where Size Nay ,. found will BE- beraliy
rewarded. GEO. BtNf'N",
p. .. Address, Dodgeyille, Wis
I
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
puEsIDENT,s MESSAGE.

,nd at noon President Grant fur
nished each house with copy OF
bis annual message, which appeared
in all the daily papers of Tuesday.
it is regarded by all parties as the
ablest paper ever coming from
Grants hands, and equal TO any
document Of ike character issued
from the White House in many
years. 1t gives n brief history OF
the acts Of the Executive, for the
past year, and recommends ac-
ton by Congress on such meas
urcs as in the opinion Of the prcsi-
dent are necessary to the future adj
yancomcnt aud good Of the country.
1t opens with grateful recogni-
ton Of the present happy and pros
yerous condition Of the nation, and
propitious prospects OF lasting
peace at home and abroad !; referring
to the Boston fire as the only cal
smity Of magnitude that has fallen
ppon us during the year, and eX-
pressing satisfaction at the pros,
p.ct that-llke in the burning Of Chi,
,.,., e., ,r,,.,,,r Of tho bin,l a N,i|
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05

Taken NJ ~ We subscriber, on land owned bV
him in Section - Town ,, Range = east, Iowa
county, on or abou; the 18TH lag 81 November lN'a
- year ius steer rec and ssits color; no uot'ceA"s
marks natural OF Arti drial Owner all please cav
prove property, pay charges, and take tae Aq,i".'
aEAy SsEfthN hAh'AN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
STaSAs NOTICE..

Taken M ny the subscriber, living On section 3,
Town s. Range l. east. 90 Soy. 18Th. ISL, ear 900
lirbt red AMI whit sna,tcd Supposed 80 be ye~Fs
old; 20 Artificial marks. The owner : rrQ2eS :.
r,u nr,vr nrourrty pay charges, and take -sit
stray 4way :. SAhio Sun
Niatin. Nov. -. lS72-49s+
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
HORACE GREELEY DEAD.

egraph lines Of America have borne
no more sad message than when
/ last Friday they announced the
I death of Horace Greeley. From
the Atlantic to the PacIii', from the
the Rio Grande to the 81. Lawrence,
q pang OF sorrow is ielt at the blot
ting out Of SO great a life. with
ont distinction OF party, creed or
faith, the whole people mourn.
UnqucstionabIy the overwhelm-
inc defeat Of Mr.. GGcclcy at the
lara ,lact;on may he ASSIGNED ~
, a,,, r. I,;e
tiIG 'c"Vlh5 p'I H"'r N""'0 W no
death. which linked with grief
.c
at the dc&lh Oh iOFCl WlIc, lHtuccd
I: r, g-Lo ,r,,,1 ,La+ NJ.
''"'"
Greeley has ACCOMPLISHED i'm life
.n,
VIII DC leiJ Wllle american liSJltu-
t:,,,. ro,,,;n H. n;.t,l,oY u.,o
'''"' ''''''''
,,o,v hut mono If Thorn snrious save
the last: that OF allowing his am
1..,; ~ l;,, g. ~ 49,
'''''" ~ '~'' '''''' wv
candidate of his litel0up enemies.
and the opponent Of The party in
whose service ne had MOST honoreu
bimsclf and honrtitn1 his country
Mr. Greeley was Inferred ycSter-
~
"ag, Win imposing ceFiih"ll!, Ut
.i...,,A arIi, ne, AL ,,,,;7, 49,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-05
fp-sEEEE.

Nov. 26, 17T2-l9wi
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE T. 1872-TR1pLE SHEET


ADJUSTMENTS.
a,S5 /. rEsp 5.ssss ana Hanger
saa Sf t ANN ss ss SRfFs'
Sat. saturday Matinee ut I 10 o'clock.
Music Store, ri Brosdway.. "''s' A'>o - D''''"
BoorH's STnngE5ArEE, - EXTRA.
on w xiI y sx..sis 5tsE shsSA
As as II r. Ss,;sHs Il $sspro,
he has sraced for orsy years. or s a
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH
VIII MAKE Don 81 fceag Ds s u rs Of
a y. r E8Mis A xB4Ss w
Seats secured Al the theatre; also al 6itson Co.'S
Proprietor and %y Nr1aesyr LESTER WALLACE
nn'' ufner "THfs sSss'sp! DRAMA
produced with y = sSfS dSs Erfh0rs and its
THE MESSAGE BY THE SEA.
"a DRAMA OF TnE M MISssNo r W5THss
"UNRrvALLED FOR STIRRING AcTIoN"-
1.-THE MOST EXCITING DRAMA EVER WRITTEN.
"FULL OF ACTION AND OF HUMAN INTEREST,"
TIE LONG STRIKE can only be played for = short
me owing p On ussSsils o G' NSvELrEs
In rehearsal Watts az rh T1ie , gree' drama,
which will be presented M,ii AZ UNUSUALLY POWER.
Full CAST, and with NOVEL SCENIC EFFEGTs.
OLyxrIc THEATRE.
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TOR SALE CHEAP-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
II best Ice Cream Saloons Confectionery and Bakery
i'll BROOKLYN with Lease, Stock and Fixtures; u good
change Tor the right man; will exchange tor country
I. II. BORLAND, IL Chambers street, New York.
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A . WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
- and sixth avenues Hand somcly furnished Parlor
INA Bedrooms g let with first class Board for the
mer, at moderate prices; references required.
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nor sALE-A HERRING'S CHAMPION SAFE GOOD
Cedar street.
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SrH AVENUE THEATRE.
~ RokM Lo6aa aud Nanana,
Mr.. AUGUSTJN DAILY

Srn AVENUE TIlsATRR
- sois Lessee and Manager Mr. AUGUsTJN DAILY;
LAST TWELVE NIGHTS
OF the Brilliant
Partisan Sensaton:-
ARTICLE A.
Characters by the Superb
.e- ,ryru r,,~ ~... ORIGINAL CAST
hASi VEIN Doh oNE. Miss Fanny Davenport,
Clara Morris, Mrs Gilbert
Linda Deitz. Mr. James
Lewis u. II. Harkins w. J.
iemoyne, w. Daviige,
Henry Crisp Louis James.
ueo irirrths d. Whiting.
Geo Parkes, owen FawceT
o. +. Dcvere and others
LAST MATINEE or "ARTIcLE an
SATURDAY, ut half-past one.
- SATURDAY June u.s. CLOSING PERFORMANCE ON
THE SEASON AND LAST NIGHT OF "ARTICLE l7n
for the Benefit OF the Treasurer, Mr.. A. APPLETON.
Seats may be secured Tor any oil the Last Nights.
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TIL STREET, 100 EAsT.-LARGE AND SMALL
II handsomely furnished Rooms suite singly, on
hrs and second Doors, with without Board; terms
moderate.
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CLINTON PLACE.-LARGE AND SMALL
= y RormA handsomely furnished first, second and
ultd hoors oscthcr o. separate, with without Board
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DOR sALE--A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, IN TOWN
which Is an active busisiness centre, newly appointed
throughout; location high patronage regulars SO rooms
bar and billiard atac he'd and everything completed
lease indefinite low Terms part cash; balance
secured Address box 4O5D Post office.
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INOR SALE-A FIRST GLASS STEREOPTICON, WITH
large collection Of views of the Chicago fire and other
subjects, all new, mplete and ready Tor travelng
sure fortune TO young man with small capitals cost
satisfactory reasons Tor selling. Apply to O. THORNTON
Independent News Co, ll3 Nassau street.
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TNoR SALE-N CONSEQUENCE or THE PROPRIE-
y tor retiring from business, Wholesale and retail Con-
fectonery established over IL years Inquire on the
premises IN Grand street. between Seventh and Eighth
Streets williamsburg, l.. l.
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10 WEST fIFTY-FfFTH STREET.--A PRIVATE
III family will lei, with Board nicely furnished hack
parior and Rooms third floor Terms moderate loca-
ZION unsutpa- sci foF summer
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E,oR SALE CHEAP-AND ON EASY TERMS, A FIRST
Il class ladies' and gentlemens Dining Saloon. Apply
on the premises 5 Grand street. opposite Essex Market
from Q 10 Ii and to L. N.
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IL ABINGDON SQUARE-A LARGE, FURNISHED
Board. 80
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TOR sALE-GRoCERY, FIXTURES AND SMALL
Stock; would sell House, Furnit IRE with 1t; bar
gain owner iscavins the city Apply ut 3f East Twen-
ty-thild street
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DOR SALE-rHE OLDEST MARKING PLATE AND
IL Burning Brand Establishment III New York, with a
good run o. customers at bargain Apply at the estab
lishment, 296 Pearl street.
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TX WEST TwENTY-FouRTa STREET. FURNISHED
LIZ Suit of front Rooms second floor; also other
Rooms. with without Board.
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I 18TH STREET, FOUR DOORS EAST OF SECOND
i avenue, opposite Stuyvesant Park-Handsomely
furnished Rooms to rent with first class Board
mer prices References exchanged.
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10 LAFAYETTE PLACE.-DELIGHTFUI cool,
BOar1
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NOR sALE-THE BEST EATING SALOON IN THE
city, In front OF DesbrOsses street ferry on West
street. doing business OF 500 day. three years
lease rent 81 200 per year; price l,JM Apply 70 X.
=. FARMER 81. John House. corner Canal and WASH
ington streets.
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ID wAyERLEY PLACE, THE FINEST HOUSE II
- the c8ty.-fwc beautigal Rooms SIS ana 30
Tor two with Board; table Board, 81.
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E'OR sALE-TWo TICKETS VIA PANHANDLE
l. routel nom Philadelphia TO St Louis Address ST.
LOUIS Herald Office.
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EoR sALE-A LIQUOR STORE, WITH STOCK AND
j. Fixture. Apply AT l05o rst avenue, between Fifty
seven Ii and Fiy-eghtll streets.
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10 WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
LIZ Large unusually desirable Suit of Rooms second
toor suitable tor family party OF gentlemen with SUI
porior Board. Location unexcepionahle.
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C1o FOR TWO FOR A LARGE FRONT ROOM
tpl With good Board. also sngle Rooms for genslc-
men So his gas hot ana cold water. S5 West seyen-
teeth
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IA WEST THIRTEENTH sTREET.--A FURNISHED
r 'front.' AMI back Room TO let on the second floor
with Board SD Tor the
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Of WEST THIRTIETII STREET FINE SUIT AND
single Rooms to let, with Board 10 rst class fam
lies and gentlemen References cxchan ged.
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90 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
CC Fifth avenue and Broadway Rooms, en-
suite or singly, 10 gentlemen gentleman and wife,
with without Board with private table References
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81 WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.-DEsIRhBIE
81 Suit OF Rooms TO let, with Board also single Rooms
Tor gentlemen
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81 WEST ThlRTY-FlRST sTREET.gooMS TO
81 rent with or without Board, al summer prices; ref
ercnces exchanged.