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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The extensive steam saw-mill ofCunningham,
uaaes Co. AInneEe Mich was burned yesterday Loss unknows
The steamship Malta, from Boston for Liver
noo which put into H,I with broken ha bs been repaired and
vail sail soon.
The propeller J. Berstchy ran ashore at Escan-
aha near Milwaukee and bad en ee Of water IN her
hold yesterday. she ia loaded with ore.
The body found in the ruins of the Boston fire,
SUNDAY Identified that Of John Don 49, resident Of
south boston body found yesterday but has MT yet
beer Identified.
I. Two young men of Raymond, Bradley Sturte-
want and Alden Tou drowned D. gmeons poad Hooksstt
while cunning sundAy by breaking through the Ice boz
who vent in With them they threw cut add saved
Boeus coupons Of the City of Toronto deben-
ures bass signature OF Hs Henry Chamberlain have been
sent hithe r collection from the United States where "a reported
Of the spurious dbenaes have been disposed Of
The examination of Trombly aud Roberts,
charged With aug the negro haIroe commit assault State
Cos.tabe Fletcher he'd Blackstone MasG yesterday. The
Ssgo that either 81 he before and both
dhebaTged MunrOe ! still uDder SJ00oo hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
GOULD'S AFFIDAVIT.

L., Do,,ld hoino srvorn sova. 1 That fLe
jay Voulu, pchh SWIM N"J' - ~
nfdnv1ts OF Peter H. Watson and Henry N smith III MS
eauss verified respegtyely the flat and 22d days OF
N,,re,or ,s7a II, all respects IA which they charge or
NoVeinper lo'I' IN "i' i''P'''7 ~ ~ w -
appear 70 Charge any unuh, ialse OF NfonRlui
anirv or anftlemeut OF accounts or other useful
act TO the prejudice OF me panun ia ''' eauSo o '
part OF the deponen entirely untrue but as our de-
pOnent advised and believes that the Court will not
listen 10 amdAVlts dltputihS tue cause VI "ouo" uP
motion 10 yscae an order Of arrest deponet By advice
oi oouhso, ',V'1 'e."-e ~, W. "a,
regard to the Transaction referred TO In the sad ad
vl,, e.cept 70 tho extent hereun to set forth.
re-, -, ,,,ai,,,ie p.,o, II wotson meyer had and
80 on-, ne,sonal rnowIedga conce,n,nr tbe
80. <,h An hi osIJavit e1cept "a IN the mart that
he is Presd emit as his knowledge of the entries
upon tho books OF the Bile Runway COMPANY a ,ha
booIs ~ Smith Gonld Martin A Co which books how
ever were kept under the order Of the supervisor or
this Department unless t1e lact tnss no mas o1 vi
partners lh Inc sslh hln, ~ r."
his supervisor dnat mitn Gd W,Pn r mee a
eegatlohs ia tio ~ w W I ~ the fct mon ms
saf.y in'uo "i'""'' "'' A"'"' - '"o '' 'f01 49,
.; dha t - sl % IN md cssed To appear Ina
" ,i s ht an a. ~ Jeive t6e Cnrt by the snpprcs
SION If Other fsois which were and are well known 10
so sa Ii, IT, I. all rcd i'm The afiidayit OF said
Wen mai ,arge number of shares OF stock were pur
d 49, a. hooks Of Sn,tib Could Marlin Co on
M IN Sav ~ knSas iG9 AZ The average price of SCI AZ
per shs,e wne go I nr p Tbe t benS ss was
and IA veil Known 10 the said Smith from whom alone
the said watson derived all his information upon the sub
lect thaS tne saia sSoch ma5 "a p hS and she
~ ,ne year iSo M sb nperet I'm The civ OF New
YORK At slch prices ana at even snel 'hssI su o
Ponent believes ana ensrgs 1ho .no so s ., S
ducng the Court believe that the purchase aforesaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
ERIE MEANS WAR TO THE KNIFE.

A TRIBUNE reporter called, yesterday after
noon at the offices OF the Erie Railway and kindly
received by z. II. Watson, the President.
REPoRTER-I have called ascertain whether any add
tona suits are 70 be instituted by the Erie Railway
Company
MR. wATsoN-Other suits will undoubtedly be begun
in a few days but not tomorrow. the day after II
will not possible to get the documents prepared before
several days.
REPoRrER-on what evidence viii these new charges
be basedf
Mr.. wATsoS-Upon accounts obtained from Mr.
Goulds own books, which within our reach, ana
from the Companys records now In the building.
REPoRTER-Tbe charges upon which tue afndavit
published on Friday based made up from these
books, were they mott
Nh WATsoN-Yes but we did MOI exhaust our ma
teral There many large folos filed with transae
t0ns important and interesting to Erie stockholders.
uttermost. Mr.. Gould wili not be the only one imp
Gated.
REPoRTER-Other arrests, then, are 10 be made
Mr. WATsOH-Our inspection OF the books has re-
yeaed the fact that Daniel Drew and several other
prominent railroad operators are involved Ia the Erie
desire 70 say that have no personal enmity 90 Mr.
Gould As the eef officer OF the Erie Railway. IL my
duty 10 recover ali the moneys stolen or appropriated
that corporation for the benent OF the stoc khod
duties Of my office. had that every operator ap
peared think that Erie was something 20 be made
available for their wants when they could not make
money in any other line. ,...
REPoRTEBT TO understand that an order OF arrest
will DC served upon Daniel Drew 10 much tho same man
nor as that Of Jay Gould
NE. WATsOE-fhe object ia obtaining an order Tor Mr.
DroWH eIoss 10 " bring about thotoekh lhfestssIob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.

THE SITUATION MORE GLOOMY--REP0RT OF THE
COMMITTEE ON TIE REPLY TO NJ. THEIRS
GEN. CHANGARNIER TO BE THE CANDIDATE
OF THE RIGHT.
PARIS. Monday, Nov. rs, 1877.
Tho majority in the National Assembly has de-
termined to adhere to the position it has taken, and
a compromise of the differences between the Execu-
tive and Legislative Departments of the Govern
ment is regarded as improbable.
The committee on the Address have completed
their report. They propose the immediate nomina-
ton of Select Committee Of Fifteen to draw up
bill providing for tho creation Of responsible Min
istry. They declare reply to the Presidential mes
sage unnecessary. because NJ. Theirs is the Assem-
blys delegate. The report suggests no solution Of
constitutional questions. The minority Of the Com
mittee, favorable TO tba President have resolved to
prepare a counter report.
The report of the majority, which makes the rup-
ture between President Theirs and the Right COM
plete, causes much anxiety political circles lie
Soir advises the President TO retort in second
message. The majority Of the Right is disposed to
accept Thierss resignation if rendered, and appoint
Gen. Changarnier Dictator, with the Duke de
Broglie and NM. Batbie and Desjardins in the
Cabinet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
GREAT BRITAIN.
STEAMSHIPS Observation-Disclosures or PoETEss.
LONDON Monday. Nov Is, 1872.

STEAMSHIPS DISABLED-ILLSESS or PoETEsS'
-........ LONDON, Monday, Nov rs, 1872
1t is reported that the steamship Nevada,
which sailed from Liverpool Nov for EewYork, but
put back to Queenstown Nov H. with machinery dis
abed and after repairing sailed again on the 18th for
her destination has again returned to the latter port
with her machinery damaged.
Several Of the passengers Of the steamship City OF
Brooklyn sailed for NewYork yesterday on the Cunard
steamship Java The remainder transferred to the
City OF Antwerp, which left to-day
The last Sunday meeting at Hyde Park was failure.
The consabes recently dismissed from tho police force
who expected TO be there did not appear Only 800
persons were present. MI odger presided, and re-
moustrance addressed to the Home Secretary, was
adopted An Eruption Of ruians brought the proceed
ings TO stop and compelled the breaking up Of the
meeting
Eliza Cook the English poetess, is very III, and her
recovery IL regarded impossible
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Won. XXXlI.....N 1874.
THE wALL-sT. MAELsTRoM
UNDERGRADUATES IN CHICAGO AND NORTH
WESTERN.


WESTERN.
ADRoEr ATTEMPT OF THE BEARS TO sUho 49,,
THE PREFERRED FOR THE COMmoN oIOeh-
JAY GOULD TAKES UP THE go NnnEA - -,
THE GREAT ERIE SUIT-SMlIHs lASilVo W,
THE STREET EXPLAINED-liiS NO-Ot III iOn
WITH THE NEW DIRECTORY MATHIS vi
sELF-DEFENSF-THE ERIE MANAGERS HAVE
MORE ARROWS IN THEIR CULVER.
The intense agitation Of the closing days OF last
week in Walst. had considerably abated yesterday
and the street generally appeared to have become
reoopciled 70 the situation and to consider corners
in Northwest common one Of the ordinary events
of the day. The price opened at $50 for small odd
lots but 40 was paid for the first 100 shares sold
As if Jealous of the attention which had oeeh
lavishcd on its common" relative, Northwest
Preferred started up from Sc. to 1922 an advance Oh
l6 per cont which seemed to justify the fears OF the
shorts IN it, that the Vanderbilt clique had got ther
hands in ii and intended to make the bears, sing
small. MANY theories were advanced concerning us
advance. but the most satisfactory seemed 10 De
that which indicated that the bears" intended 10
useit to FIJI their contracts for Northwest Common
undet the impression that it would be contested
No settlements with the head sachems have YET
been made and it is thought there will be an appeal
10 the courts. There are no new developments con-
corning Goulds arrest outside of what occurred at
Court during the day. but judging from what Presi-
dent Watson SAYS he VIII be again arrested as also
the venerable ex-Erie Director, Daniel Drew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

1.-Two hundred and fifty shooting stars" were
night BY Prof Newton OF Yale College They ased
from Gamma Andromedas
IA band of insurgents, 200 strong has appeared
within MucA Another band OHIO has destroy ed
the teegnphs railway station. and bridge At LAnsrea
The suspension is announced Of Franklin Snow
Co. X Snow Sons Gersh French Co., and Hall Nyhk Co.,
all Of whom Boston Dish dealers
Ground was broken, yesterday, for the Ports
mouth Railroad John Hale raising the ara sod The
MAYOR and Aemane Committee Of Portsmouth and many ctens
present
"A bill was reported yesterday in the Massachu-
Representatives. authorizing Boston % oorc. ss 900 90
and loan the sufferers BY tho Gre the act
he accepted by both Of the Boston City Council before be
cnrua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
AFRICA.

AN. EGYPTIAN EXPEDITION TO COOPERATE
WITH DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
LONDON, Monday, Nov. IS, 1872.
The Khediye's expedition consists of 5000
men, and Is commanded by Purdy Bey. I goes to zanzi
bar in transports with the ostenslbe intention OF join
ing Dr. Livingstone, and Of cooperating with him II
agreeable otherwise 10 act independently in solving the
problem OF the sources OF the Nile under Egyptian
coors It is however, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the expedition
s intended Join Dr. Livingstone, meet Sir Samuel
Baker or open new llne OF operations in Abyssina.
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n1rRNINa or 1aE STEAMER II. NJ. sHREvB.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 25.-The steamer IL. NJ.
shreye which burned Chester, Illinois. was owned
nv Carter Conn Of this city, and belonged to the Red
River line, but was temporarily in the Memphis trade
She was valued at s225OO and insured for 5000 in
the Enterprise of Cincinnati $500 each in the Peabody
Etna Citizens FRANKLIN and Wheeling. she was bound
Of which was insured the offices not ascertaned
she stopped at Chester TO COAL and when backing out TO
leave the fire discovered In the carpentershep.
was burned to the waters edge and sunk The psssen
gers and crew were saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
GERMANY.

FORTY LANDED PRoPRIEToRs TO BE MADE MEM
BERs OF THE PRUssIAN nERRENHAUS.
LONDON, Monday. Nav. rs, 1872.
A special dispatch from Berlin to The Lon
don Iines says 40 landed proprietors viii probably be
elevated to the peerage qualify them for seats in the
Upper House OF the Landtag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26

In making this estimate, which does not incnde the
salaries Of the members OF the Board OF Assistant Alder
men, Mr.. Kelly, its Clerk, says:
am firmly convinced that the sum OF $4,000 should
be amply sufficient the expenses Of salaries for
all clerks officers, and attaches necessary TO perform
faithfully the work OF this Departments hnd that IN
1871 the amount appropriated for salaries OF clerks O
GERS and attaches Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
was $1,000 In 1874 the amount Appropriated for tins
same purpose was i4400 AS stated above. am firmly
convinced that the work DO done in 1873 10y eompe
tent persons OF cOuFse for the sum OF $780, showing
saving ms compared with 1872 OF $1,000 and compared
with 1871 Of t3 9Oo can ind NO law or ordinance hH-
ing the duties salaries &c except such authority
contained In section 10 OF the Charter OF $780, which
states that the Clerk Of each Board may appoint and
remove, pleasure, deputies In his o6ce The Ser
geantatATms and the doorkeeper are elected by tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
GREECE.

EFFORTS TO ADJUST TUE LAURIUM CoMPLICA-
TIONS.
LONDON Monday Nov. rs, 1872.
Italy and France have asked Austria, Russia,
and Great Britain to join them in an effort to adjust tho
difficulty with regard to the Laurium mines, near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
RoME. Monday, Nov. as. 1877.

King Victor Emanuel has arrived 10 the city. At the
sitting Of the Chamber OF Deputies to-day, Sgnor
Ecotera moved resolution censuring the Government
for the needless and offensive display Of military force
in the capital during tho past three days. Minister
LAMA and others spoke nJustncatOn Of the
taken by the authorities preserve order and the de-
bate was adjourned signor Nicotera subsequently
withdrew his motion. fearing IL would unayorablY af
feet the parties recently arrested At the sitting
Deputies Meet and Corrut attacked the foreign policy
OF the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26

that number Of grain and the co1rs were 70 de-
hut decided in favor Of tho "bear' who oherea W Ne
liver a superior article. ,,.., a ~ tooh
precisely the same view OF the matter as the pu
grain had taken They refused TO receive tne
stock alleging that IL was not the stock when hek "a
leaned and IL is probable that this matter ""'
The preferred stock aterward reacted and closed VI
from % to 96l .-
THE PRINCIPAL AcTom
Throughout the day the principal operators KEPT
selves secluded in beir respective offices heF
appearance in the street being the suAectol mucn COM
nent, nearly pli those who saw them stopping 10
scrutinize their features and to speculate upon inc
probahle movement Gould remained nearly al Gay ~
inc office OF his brokers, Osborne Chapin, AZ NO %
Broadst where he communicated with those VINO Welo
operating for him. A. =. .
where he chafed under the restraints imposed upon b
by his late partner, Jay Gould. -,
Daniel Drew remained at the ONCE OF his BROKERS,
Wldieey Nelson. in EXcbange.pace, WHERE no was AZ
tended By number OF persons, who had, with very te"
executions came 20 see how he bore his twisting.
Thus far the only disastrous effect of the corner III
NOrthW West has been the failure Of Que small honsc,
which dragged down two smaller brokers VINO operated
for il. - L. -. .-.,-.. +, .
me action taken in Court in the Erie suit against jay
Could described below, excited few comments In nr-
cal circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
ITALY.

ARREST or RADICALs--MoTIoN TO CENsURE THE
-,. GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Monday, Nov. rs, 1872.
A dispatch from Rome to The Echo says five
persons who were prominently connected With the
ment to hold Radical meeting in that city yesterday
have been arrested and win DO tried the charge OF
high treason No disturbance followed this action OF the
Government authorities, and the city remains quiet
case filed with Orsin bombs" destined for Rome, has
been seized by the police at the railway station In Leg
horn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26
THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET.
OVER TEN MILLIONS NOW ON THE SLATE.

OVER TEN MILLIONS NOW on THE SLATE
FIGURES FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or A MA
JOR1TY OF THE DEPARTMENTS or THE CITY
GOVERNMENT FOR THE ENSUING YEAR SUB
MITTED TO CONTROLLER oRBEN-ssvEHAL
IMPORTANT ESTIMATES MISSING.
In reply to Controller Green's circular Of Oct. 90,
requesting detailed estimates Of the amounts
quired for carrying on tho various departments Of
the City Government for 1873, communications have
been received from most Of the departments inolOs
ing the information desired. The Fire Commits
sioners, Department of Public Parks, and other
important branches of the municipal govern
ment, have made no estimates as yet.
The estimates submitted to the Controilfr,
including those Of the Departments OF Public
instruction, Health, Police, Public Works and
Buildings, aud also Of the Civil and Criminal
Courts the County Clerks Office, Surrogste's Office,
the Common Council and Board of Supervisors, tho
Commissioners Of Jurors, Recorders Chambers, and
Boards Of Assessors and COroners amount 10
slO,S7s,02s 30. The estimates will be found
below in detail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-26

-s'f'%0ff''
The Board of Public Instruction reports that. after
deducng from said aggregate amount Of S. 2s6s0 tao
amount OF moneys appOrtOned TO the County OF New
by the State, referred TO in section IA OF the act
and the several Of money be raised by section Is
OF the same act, the Board OF Public Instruction es
mates that the balance will be the amount over aud
above the specified in section 10, which viii DO re-
qured during the year 1873 for the purpose OF meeting
the annual expense Of public instruction n the City OF
New-YOrk."
COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NBw-YoRK.
For salaries Of professors and officers, for sclen-
tfc apparatus and books, for supplies Tor the
students, for repairing buildings, aud Tor gen
eTal expenses. .slNVVV
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COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs-rOCCH-
i Ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail.
The steamship ARIADNE Captain Doane, at pier 20 East
River, will leave on Saturday, January l3
Through bills of aiding given Houston and TO a points
the Galveston, Houston Henderson, Is. b. r. and
C. Railroad.
For freight passage apply to
O. II. MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane,
or to W. p. CLYDE, ll9 Wall street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. XU.

UCTION SALE OF FINE HORSES-THE BEST OF
n the and the finest stock oerei public
auction this day Frday) January H. at stable 43 Great
BY JOHN {. vANDEwATER, AUcT1oNEER.
Including the handsome, high heaaed and fast pair Of
dappe erays, l5e high full and and years old
raised In kentucky, and both sired BY Piot half
brothers 70 BuIl Rum and fac sme Of MIN; when pur
chasei about year they roted in 5s together at
stylish and dvers extra handsome blooke in
apearance they the finest pair and attracted
enton than any pair Saratoga the last they
without vice trick fear locomotive hardy rugged and
houes and taken altogether the finest for styles
speed and general offered the public
ranted sound and kind In every particulars they well
known the Stokes team.
bay trottng Petroleum, l5H high years old
stylish, blooded and fine; has record OF 256 Ia
fine and fast warranted sound and knd Of
the most geneel an fastest road horses in the city
Blood bay trottng Josie, 15 high, years
od Of the most elegant trottng the States
rotted In public Sprphed last October
heat in "a being beat only half length; fast
and gcneel roaste show 40 ally day; warranted
sound and kind
Also, extra stylish well broken handsome dapple
gray saddle h'rse General ,rant high Kentucky Bred
15 high, years old safe and reliable either lady
gentleman well broken TO all harness be driven
by LADY, warranted sound and kind.
street light Trotting Wagon fine
OF double and OF single Harness. by Demorest Blankets
Robes, &C.
This stock worthy Of special attention,
all well known the road beng the best In
being the property of private, well known gentleman,
Of sudden troubles
positive and peremptory sale Full particulars &C., at SALE
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dhs)E REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RI TURN
pAC of q white Spitz Dog answers 70 the name OF
Prank Thursday from 03 West l4h street, between
Sixth Seventh avenues, Harlem. Money paid and
asked.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEhENTs-srooSp PAeE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AslE0EOGXSw wEIEyxsIH PAsr.siath column.
Ard fSnn
sRooELSS stS0"i REAL 'Is ESTATE FOR sALE-rwr1rru
susssss iaS ii fS% COL
Ss EsTH yss
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwrIrru PAer-FourtA
So3caSEs ANp eAkDENEss- PACE
coAsTwisE srEAasHirs"FrEsr M PAeE-FIf,h and sixth
copAsTS hss a. es.sEoosp eE-Third column.
R5SsHs T5 AND s
3 RNisHnpvsInISp5s r PAG Thra column
HiNXNCiAL FIRST rAaE-s.ltn column.
ESE Rooms AND GG TO
FIRST PAermIhir ana III ,,,S columns; nr,nm,
FREScH HDvER ERiiskIENTs-TwEIrT PAer-Fish
HELP ''wANTED-FEMALEs-TwE PAeE-rhrd
HELf wXHTED-NALEs- TWELFTH PAeE-Fifth col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &o.-Fmsr PAeE-second and
third colu ms
Houshs, us-fiSoSSs RooSs. SS. wXSTsD"EIlvnsrn PAGE
Sixth column: -, - CO... -,
5Esssy Ssas oe!S 5!SS hSSkSS SIS% HER
Sa$ slss a.%. ss1snn
LOAN oFFiCEs-F FIRST PAGE-Fourth column.
MACHlNERY--SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
MARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column
Sixth column.
MUsICAL-SROONp PAGE-Fifth column.
PERSONAL FIRST PAGE-First colu NM
POST OFFICE NOTICE--FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
ouf fas FOR SALE OR
RI NT-TwELF TIL PAGE-SIxth column
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-TwELFTH PAGE-sixth
REAL ESTATE wANrED-TwELrrn PAer-sixth tn col
RkMOVALS-SEcoND PAaE-Thrd column.
REWARDS msT PAGR- First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-sEcoND PAaE-second and third
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-TwEL PAGE
= FIRST second and third CO umns.
SITUATIONS sWANrED-MALES-TwELYTH PAGE-Thrd
and fourth
SPECIAL NOTICEs-Fmsr PAeE-F,rat and second col
sPORTiNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &o-FIRsr PAaE-second
THE TRADES-TwRLrTH PAGE-Fifth column.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS tURPosEs-FInsr PAGE
Third
IRAyELLERs' GUIDEzFInsr PAeE-s,1.h column; -,
UNFUKNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
FIRST PAGE-Fourth column
WANTED TO PURCHAS. .-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &o.-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column:
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS. &O.-FinsT PAGE-Fourtn
column
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WATCHES, JEwELny, &c.

4 MEXICAN WATCHES, CUCxoO AND FRENCH
n Clocks, Jeway, sterling SEER Ware; bestani cheapest
A. FRANkfiELD So Jewellers 99 si.th avenue, me cor
siYth street.
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&OS WILL BE PAID, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED,
pAO for the return OF Light Overcpat taken from room
Compton House. tern00n Of the 10Th. Apply to
address NJ Compton House, Third avenue and Twenty
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r OsT OR sTOLEN-ON THE FOURTH AVENUE
~ at SD o'clock, the afternoon Of the 10th inst
bsck leather Pocketbook. The finder will receive $25
ward and questions asked bringing and It's tents
10 the subscriber.
THOMAS M'MULLEN, a Beaver street, New York.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

Dare OPPORTUNITY -sECoN FLOOR FURNISHED
III complete for housekeeping with every convenience
ballroom closet hot and cold water the Furniture
will be sold at great reduction from cost Can be seen
near Eighth avenue.