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Trunks Cheap for Cash II will sell
my large stock of ladies' and gentlemen's
Trunks regardless of cost for the next 80
days. VIM. DUNsTEAD, 81 North College
street, bet. Union and Church SITS. JED If
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A Murder Trial.

The trial Of Litton Gwin, charged with
She murder OF EOunt Robb, formerly a re-
sideut of this city, ia in progress al Frank
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Going TO New York,

IF you want some good flour, go to Ter
Tass X NarbrOugh's.
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commissioners Of Deeds.

Yesterday Alfred Ingraham residing at
New Orleans, Louisiana, was made COM
missioner Of Deeds for the State Of Tennes-
see
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CITY NOTICES.

Go to Browns & Cheatham's sale of
Store Houses and Lots, Nos. Sc and 81 n.
College street, near Public Square, this day
at IL o'clock A. II. 1t
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THE EXPOSITION.
Meeting of the managers Last Nigh

Meeting of the Managers Last Night.
The Board of Managers of the Nashville
Industrial Exposition, President Parsons in
the chair, met at room No. of the Max
well House last night. The object of the
meeting being to hear the report Of the
Treasurer and Secretary as to the financial
condition of the Exposition the same, ap-
proved by NJ. Kean, Chairman of the FL
nance Committee, and by G.. R. Parsons,
President of the Board, as appears below,
was made to the following effect, and re-
ceived:
TREASURES OFFICE, NASHVILLE IN
DUsTRIAL EXPOSITION, NASHVILLE,
Tenn, June 26, 1S72-Te the Board Of
Managers Nashville Industrial Exposition
Gentlemen: The undersigned, your Sec
rotary and Treasurer, have carefully exam
| ined the several bills audited by the COM
mittee, aud beg leave to report the classit-
cation of the same as follows:
Executive Committee, general run
ming expenses. 10 OOO 10
Executive Committee, watChmen, en-
gneers, labOrers, etc........-......-.. $3.50 80
Decoration Committee, banners, haly-
ards, cedars, ETC.. SUo 9o
tain. $3.50 214 IS
Executive Committee, gas bills for the
season.. .................... I,U4O w
..................... 896 50
Amusement Committee, paid Post Band 200 90
penses. 211 90
Ores and Minerals Committee, fixtures
and freight. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l58 IL
Printing Committee, posters, cards,
tickets and advertising ........... .... 1876 40
Printing Committee, postage stamps. $50 20
Transportation Committee, printing
cards and freight. 1913 80
Motive Power Committee, fuel for steam 266 90
" " &" hangers, pipes,
valves, oil and belts .................. 1O55 IS
Horticultural Committee, gardener haul
ing fountain, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 233 q
buildings, etc. ......................... 234 so
Building Committee, buildings, fences,
sheds and gas pipes. .................13,6 9I OS
Executive Committee, paid subscription
to first Exposition fund. ............... 1000 90
So, G48 65
There remains due and unpaid the following
bills, viz:
Due on buildings. ..............S 664 "a
Rent on Blood lot. .............. 100 90
Subscriptions to first building
tunu. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SUu W
Sundry bills, Appropriated. zee. 7O8 39-2,922 6
q 81 %
The total receipts from all sources are. 2. ,521 90
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DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will not raise the dead, but it will benefit
and cure the living. For all severe coughs,
throat and bronchial diseases it has never
been equaled. je2j deod1W&W1t
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One hundred barrels Of new -four will be
shipped by one Of our firms TO New York
to-day.
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Fine Plaid Ginghams.-We have
marked down our entire line of fine Plaid
Ginghams to t,0eTltyJiUe cents, originally 80
cents. Thompson Bros. & KELLY,
ie25 st Summer street.
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The "FOuntain of Health,o a new,
healthy and purely temperance drink, on
sale by w. H. Jones, q Cedar street,
Nashville. je23 tues, thurs, sat- sun If
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Teeth.-The powers Of Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children are as positive as the
sunlight from heaven, and gentle and sOOth-
ing as an angels whisper. je25 1W
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The new Colonnade Hotel, on Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa, is near the new
Masonic Temple. je25 Nv
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For July.-A full stock of Bntterick's
Patterns, of New Y Ork style, for July, has
been received at the Howe Sewing Machine
Rooms, North Summer street. ie25 81
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II seems by recent news from Persia,
that the faIaiEe in that land is drawing near
its close. Such an amount of relief has been
extended as TO meet the more urgent cases of
GGnnger and restitution, and the home crops
will soOiGs supply still greater amount of
food. Capt. Pierson, S d. EnglsAman, who has
recently travelled in that unhappy C"..;,,I,r1rY,
describes the last stage ofthe famine as worse
than the first. On his journey from Shiraz
to TeheFan, he found the road strewn with
half-eaten corpes; eannibalism was very
prevalent, and starvation had aroused the
usually peaceable inhabitants to despair,
and brigandage and other crimes of violence
were rife all along the roads. The whole
civilized world will receive with delight
such intelligence as that we communicate
to-day, in relation to the abatement of the
hunger plague in Persia.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, June IS, 1s72.-HsigR Of tU1ter
nlnne Inn l.LL.r larrE NJ a-nn y N
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Moonlight PICNIC.

GAINESVILLE has been INDUCING in noon
light picnics, one of which was held last
Monday, at Dunbar's cave, three miles
from the city. This cave has an entrance
thirty feet high, its opening sixty feet
broad, being at the base Of a romantic cliff,
from under which gu5hes a stream Of wa
ter, that falls thirty feet, winding through
rugged rOckWays to a beautiful valley
below where are numerous bowers of wild
vines and shaded walks. This cave atfOrCs
travelling passages near three miles in
length, and the scenery at the mouth is
most picturesque. Immediately under the
entrance is room enough for several sets to
dance. To this charming retreat often du-
ring the long lazy days and moon
light nights do the young and old
of Clarksville and the surrounding c Un-
try resort for the indulgence Of pleasant
hours. From Josh and another young man
who came from GAINESVILLE yesterday we
learned that the picnic, referred to in the
preceding part of this article was one Of the
most delightful and pleasant ever held there.
Miss Dot this city, Miss A of
Lebanon and the Spanish Queen, sO-called
by reason of her many splendid social en-
dOWmenCs and queen!y graces, were among
the fair sex present, Seated on some jut-
ting rock from the overwhelming cliff, or
sLrOlling along the path below, where
the waters gistening under the silver smile
of the moon dashed diamond like spray
over the rocks, or formed into eddying
pools, were seen those who, spurniDg the
music and the dance, preferred the solitude
of natures charms. After the entertain
ment ceased the drive to town was begun,
but the horses being tired the speed was
slow, especially that of the last vehicle, the
driver doubtless trying to realize blissfully
that the first shall be last and the last shall
be first. We hope to be there next time.
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STATE OF TEE wEATHER.

.lsSTsPAie Report from SSgnal BsTvies GTyI,
g. f., Of Obssrpatioas At 4 o5eIoek. p. n i
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Blank } indicates no report; cipher iOJ sla-
tiOnary; minus - tendency TO fall; plus fF ten
dency to rise ". 8. KAUFMAE. Observer
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IF you want some -four that will keep
your wife in a good humor, go to Terrass
& Yarbrough's.
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Mr.. Terry White, of this city;who enlist
ed in the Federal army about three years
ago, and went to Jefferson, Texas, with
Gen. BueIrs troops, returned to his Lone in
this city last Monday night. bIr. White
was guarding some citizen prisoners at JEFF
ferson, Texas, and one citizen amongst the
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MORRIS WILKINS AuCrI0NEER.
M Elegant Household Furniture,
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Elegant Household Furniture,
Rosewood Grand pianofortc,
Fine Engravings, Bronzes, &c.

May at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the private residence
No. 10 West Thirty-sixth street.
Elegant ebony and gill Parlor Suit in satin dam
ASKS ebony and gilt inlad Centre Table, marble top
ebony and ormou Cabinet bronze bas relief doors
wood grand PianoiOrc Stcinwny maker ebony and gilt
frame French pier and mante Mirrors; ormon and deco
satin, damask and lace Curtains; carved black walnut
Hall Stand and Chairs black walnut Buffet black walnut
Dining Table and Chairs; black walnut and mahogany
French Bcdseads Bureaus, Mattrcsses
side Chairs In reps linen Shades; Moquct velvet and
Brussels Carpets; Oilcloths Catalogues at No. Pine
street or So East Seventeenth street
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&c BROADWAY CORNER OF EXCHANGE PLACE
~ New York, Nay l. lS7a-Thc eopartncrship hereto
iofe existing under the name Of Alexander Taylor Son
y ns gay Dissolved by mutual consent.
MMtLE1AANDEk TAYLOR. ALEXANDER TAYLOR, in
.h;se nrm OF alexander Taylor. Jr "a limited partner
csrt VIII commune the business of buying and selling
Sndar sonds and Gold heretofore transacted by Alex
ul4cI taylor Bon. ALEXANDER TAYLOR, JR.,
iAwna wLEws. tsnec;.,s General Partner.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nISSoLUTION OF PARTNERSnIP.--THE USDEE
~ signed, late Of the firm OF Campbell Galway am
Campbell Seaman bcgs leave TO Inform his tricnus uI,
the public that nc will continue the business OF "rs
class grocery his account at Nn Sixn nvr,"e
corner Thirty sxth street ANDREW CANT nnh I..-
MR. ALEXANDER TAYLOR, or NEW YORK, BE
1 resident partner in orr nrn rom ms w VIZ
IoSp0S, May ], 1872. CLEWs, hAblorl w.
r,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE ENlsr iis ~
i between the undersigned, under the nrnl nnmr o.
Cunningham Mccormick Is th,s Day dissSnsa IA u
tual consent Jyur,r; WrnpwfcK
rUuR cOpARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE EXISTING
L between the undersigned, under the nrin Of Eossm
essaucr has this dissoi py mutual cunseh
r. Rossn continues the burmese kthcT party Is author
ized 70 collect the outstanding oepts ana nyn ~ 1ua
ton
New Yoax, Nay J, 1S7z W. DkssACEH.
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SALUS AT AUCTION.
HENRY B HERTZ. AUorIoNEER. NO. DIZZY
Administrators sale Of rich Diamond Jewery
Gold watches, silver Dressing caser,
Foreign Railway Bonds, Shares. Ac
On WEDNESDAY, May q. at II o'clock.
at salesroom, No. Q Dey street,
by order of T. D. seward. Esq,
Attorney for Estate OF stanisaus Jansen deceased,
rsrs pS %s a s
cSh es% s sa sYSr sSa4s
Bonds, DC.
y. By JERE: JOHNSON, yR.
s MosP paar MoS fa as Il S' sss at
srHnsse S's ss' nsaf
S Mas5 5ar or Fl HrSn at starring s'uh shn street,
at Essnanys sass4aea l MAY
5 Sss on s .se sasy nd Two sne
@ for hn or S Sra e s0fss
Twelfth street Union avenue Fourth and Fifth streets
sG
n"s Ss nS gs sss ass
near brooklyn avenue. Ao lacni street and Al
sos su
20 Nassau street, New YORK.
n. FOLEY. CTIONEER.-PEREMPTORY SALE
81 auction OF Household Furniture. Monday May
G. 1872 at 10 NJ at alcroom 2ase Third avenue, con-
ssus oil the entire Effects OF families renewed to sales
room Tor convenience OF sale Dealers invited Cata-
losucs VIII be ready the morning of SALE Terms cash.
Goods must be removed on day OF sale.
j. Il. FOLEY Il CO, Auctiopeers
T OTIS AT AUCTION vs. PRIVATE SALE.-PLOTS OF
IL 50x2Db situated at Crawford one and half mile
from oscc, and mitch finer location win he offered NJ
private sale al less than auction prices see and
get particulars OF u. BL0OMfNGDALE, 1873 Broadway, or
HOWELL x IUaST, $40 Third avenue.
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCrI0NEER.
Nu Elegant Household Furniture,
Oil Paintings. fine CARPETS, Chandeliers
II. II. LUDLOW q Co will sell by auction, on Monday,
May at o'clock at the private residence 3z7 Madison
avenue,
elegant rosewood Parlor Suit In velvet Ebony and Gill
Reception Chairs Centre and Fancy Tables Ebony and
ormou lnlaid Cabinet rich reps .nbelunS silk reps
Library Bookcase, oak Extension Table, oak Buffet,
lounge mahogany French Eedst:ads Dressing Bureaus
Wardrobes Turkish and Easy Chairs linen Shades black
walnut Secretary bookcase Mattresses Bolscrs, Pillows
fine Engravngs, Administer, velvet and Brussels Carpets
&c. Catalogues at No. Pine street
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i JOHNSON. JR., AUCTIONEER.- POSITIVE Exc
,u,nrs sale AT ]. O'Clock sharp Wednesday May
10 :; ny EkcnanEc saiesroom Ill Broadway, New York,
",i IaihhDc dwelling aud Plot OF Ground situated on
R ltreen IN INC beautiful village OF bound Brook ~
-, peVi.iy 70 the estate OF Horace Whittenorc de-
ceased dwelling On good order, contains II rooms; Plot
% 70 ty Lots iuly stocked with choice fruit trees ioca-
non cohvcuirnt 10 depot Terms, wohirds on mortgage
tor ,innps ana rafncuiars apply toJERE JOHNSON Jr
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T)ARTNER WANTED-WTTH FROM $1,000 TO $U0M
l. capital, to take the interest of partner deceased:
business established and perfectly se firm is entirely
out Of debit wishing 10 in business
this opportunity i well worthy OF considerations princi
pals only will be treated with
factory. Address for i've days OPPORTUNITY, box 1H
Herald office.
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L,OR SALE-TiIE WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Il business "a Tompkns Market; rare chance Tor a
man with small capital; no opposition Apply on tile
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THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAN, PRACTICAL
/ and experienced in business, would invest several
thousand dollars present, more hereafter II necessary
IN business would exchange large improved Farm in
central Illinois interest In established business,
with parties give particulars otherwise
not noticed. Address H. H. o., Herald office.
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q NnN -ON LONG ISLAND, 10 MILES FROM
T-t.UUV. New York, 10 minutes walk Ia Sclot,
Dwelling House and Store, 2gx doing good cash hnsi-
SIS 0Jo annum 81 high Lane. dry so
nice shade trees z feet water fronts beautiful vier q
lake. bay and beach, best of reasons ior selling Map
and particular cheerfuiy furnished by the owner
1T IA Washington street, ~ tot T. NJ, and ~ WV
SEERS Ey3 West Fortytourth street 10 II A. NJ and 10
p N or two days only One Of the best opportunities
ever offered tor = pleasant home and business.
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nnc, with adjoining go by 40 eeO large Victoria Hall
both spcnddly and compctciy fitted up and furnished
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VALUABLE LOrS-FOR ONE OF STEiNWAY'S
Grand Pianos Call at or address az West Twenty
ninth
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IIENRY II. HERTs, AUCTIoNEER-NO. o DEy 81.
POSITIVELY THE LAST SALE or FINE FURNITURE
ny order of the Supreme Court.
TUESDAY, May T. at ii O'clock

This sale comprises the entire balance OF tho stock Of the
Cabinet Makers Association, embracing every variety Of
Parlcr, Dining Room, Library and Chamber Suits IN
rosewood and walnut; Etapcres, Centre Card and III
brary Tables Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs, Exicn-
sion Tables, sideboards, bookcases Wardrobe Desks,
&C. &c all u which made first class city retail
trade and well worth the attention Of parties furnishing
NOTICE
ALI GOODS NOW REMAINING ON STORAGE
MIST BE REMOVED FORTHWITH, AS THE BUILD.
ING WILL BE TORN DOWN IN A FEW DAYS.
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no EXCHANCE--WETL LOCATED LOTS ON WEST
i sdc near Boulevard Tor Improved Property, one or
more Houses; also Money to loan.
BElLAMY BROS. No. az Pine street.
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! THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO BECOME AN ACTIVE
partner IN light or other manufacturing business,
10 which he will devote his whole time and invest $S
to SLUO1 TO both oicc and outdoor work.
To reliable wishing 10 extend his business this will
be found desirable opportunity good references can
be given Principals only dealt with Address o. b. O.
4 hox IIcra office.
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YOUNG WIDOW LADY AND SISTER DESIRE TO
~ negotiate with wealthy, heightened. generously
Rooms. with irs class Beard and attendance security
or equivalents; otherwise Lessons in music French.
Only those who enclose business card proof of
sincerity will be treated with honoraby and couden-
italy. Address ASrAsfA DE CiIELI4IS box l23 l,266
broadway.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A LIVE MAN-FOR
IN sale at invoice splendid country Corner Drug
Store doing annual business OF $2J 90 to $50 900; can
be easily doubled location first class; going
South must be sold. Full particulars with d. f. CUR
LEY IL Centre street.
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L,oR SALE-oFFICE PARTITION DESKS COPYING
Press, Ca very fine black walnut and ash bank
Office Partition size ~ feet by feet with plate glass
top good condition and will be sold very cheap Apply
at47 Liberty street, in the basement.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A GENrLEMAS'S RESIDENCE ON THE HUDSON,
N commanding enchanting outlook over village
and river. tue tnest and most elegant residence In
N9nsrs; deliberately finished. with all improvements
three story, basement and conservatory, 10xS
win than 81 rooms; elegant stable, three stories
huh; inc grapery and ether outbuiidngs choice fruit
abundance. Will sell or exchange, furnished or uniur
nlsfes. must be disposed Of LEO GOLpMARK % Park
Paw ms y 81
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E,OR sALE-THE SPLENDID DRUG STORE, PIT
Court street. Brooklyn, formerly lludnuts Apply
on the premises.
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rJ,O ExCHANGE-FOR REAL ESTATE. ONE or THE
oldest and ladies' gents dining Saloon ana
Restaurants in New York. Address box leo 9in West
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C,TOCK, LEASE AND GOOD WILL OF ONE OF THE
> best dressnakng and fancy goods stores Broad
way; established o years. doing first class trade long
crcasing sold only account prolonged i'll health
agents Address ID. j., box 10 Herald Uptown Branch
office. Broadway.
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A PARTNER WANTED-IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
N newspaper, thirty miles from city, with good job
bling busincs young man with business tact and $500
cash and good endorsement for 81 800 besides security will
be tor investment and half interest salary de-
sired risk and splendid field Address stating where
10 be seen, in confidence, ESTABLISHED, box i62 Herald
office,
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IL house, Jobhing Liquor Store, with Lease, Fixtures,
Stock and Good Will; satisfactory selling
Apply at 200 West Nineteenth street
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A QUALIFIED GENTLEMAN, WITH 81 600 OR
IN more, wanted. 30 start branch wine hcrse in CEN
trail location; all tho goods credit furnished needed
Address PARTNER Herald Office.
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A PARTNER DISiRisD-WITH 5000 CASH AND
IA business capacity In legitimate cash manufacture
ing business offering attering prospects on It's merits
and references TO enter at upon full sahs.ac-
ton being afforded need Address stating where
to he seen, ECONOMY, box l9l Herald office.
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L,OR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, ONE or TIE BEST
ladies' and gcntlcmcn's Dining Saloon and Restan-
rants in New York. Apply to j. A. KAMPING, 80 Cedar
street, from ~ to 2 +. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-05

IDY JOHN a. DUNN, AVETIUNEEK
ID JOHN A. DUNN e. CO.,
Salcsroom 22T Bowcry
viii sell tomorrow (Monay) at IL O'clock at 26 Bowcry,
in lots the contents OF that Oyster and Drnng saloon,
consisting OF general assortment OF Saloon Furniture
CENTRAL AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
~ auction.-JOIiN BUsSING, Anctoncer, will sell at
auction the premises, Tuesday, May Z, lSi3, mt IL
O'clock noon. This, property is within hall mile OF
Wlliamsbridge and about the distance OF Jerome
Park. Parties wishing to attend the sale take the
to Wiamsbridge. This property hua splendid
surrounding country
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CAFES AND VAULTS, ALL SIZES AND MAKES SIS
- to $1,000 to close out Lilies improved vapor and
powdercharged Burglars Sale the only sale that cannot
be robbed. 81 Maiden lane.
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DARTNER NASTED-WITH FROM LOCO TO 5000, IN
business that will bear the closest scrutiny or will
take Young with from 81 900 TO 81 800 good
salary and money secured. Call address +. FON-
TAME. No East Fourteenth street. ground floor.
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L,URNiTURE SALE
II r. FIELD, sherilrs and general Auctionccr saics-
room l2I Bowery viii sell on Monday, May g. nj u
O'Clock at 40 Grand street the bank. also immedi-
ateIy after, at salesrooin, III BOwcry,
Household Furniture,
Consisting Of handsome black walnut and rosewood
Parlor Library and Chamber Suits marble tor Centre
Tables Bureaus Washstands, Bedstcads, Wardrobcs,
Bookcases Desks, Extension Tables. CHAIR, Tables, &c,
Also Brussels and Ingram Carpets Dnmask and Lace
Curtains Pier and Mantc Mirrors, &C., &c Also Kitchen
Furniture, Crockcry, Glassware, Cooking Utensils,
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A ADO you WANT TO BUY, SELL OR Ex-
IA: change business II so, You win find lit your Cd
vantage To send particulars or consult with u.s.
BETS 4 YORST0N, Business Agents
sc West Thirt y-secon6 street. doors Broadway
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40 LoTs-AT PATTERSON, n. j., TO EXCHANGE
-tU Tor Merchandise or Furniture. Apply 60
KETCIIAM WALLACE, SIS Roarth avenue.
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comprising several pairs OF very nc and large Solitaire
Diamond Earrings large Solitaire Diamond Studs RINGS
Cluster Diamond Brooches, Ring, Earrings; Gold
Watches, Chains, Gold Jcwelry, solid Silver Mounted
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