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Hair and Hyde.

NEW YORK, January 26.-George
W. Watson, a. Williamsburg hair
dresser, was shot dead in his own es-
tablishment to-day, by Mrs. Fanny
Hyde, aged eighteen, who says he
has been in the habit Of insulting her
and accusing her Of unfaithfulness to
her husband.
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NEW YORK, January 26.-At noon
today Harry Hill, on behalf Of Jem
Mace, placed a deposit In the hands
Of Frank Queen for OBsldWin to
cover, In their proposed fight for the
championship OF the world aud $500.
O'BaldWin, who Is out West, will
have the articles Of agreement sent TO
him for his signature.
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California murdsr rrlnu.

SAN FRANCIsCo, January 26.-Ike
Broken is now on trial for the murder
of Robert Evans alias Whiteheaded
Bob, which occurred last summer.
They were both gamblers, and an al
legged intimacy between Evans and
Broken's wife was the cause of the
TnITrfar
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NEW YORK, Janusry 26.-rhe At
lanta bOat-elub, of this city, last eve
ming resolved TO challenge the Lon
don Rowing club 70 compete In four
Dared shell race during the coming
summer, in English waters. The At
lantas leave for Great Britain In April.
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CHICAGO, January 26.-Jeferson
eating has been convicted Of the mur-
der Of James ToRnsend and sentenced
10 imprisonment for lie. This Is
known ~ the 'sPigeon-hole" muir
der, eating having deliberately shot
Townsend while the two were en-
gagged in playing pigeoB-hole.
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RECORD OF CRIME.


NASHVILLE, January 26.-At Tulla.
hOma, on the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga railroad, to-day, Andrew Mar
tin, quiet and respected citizen, was
shot and killed by Mat Darwin no
torious desperate, who escaped.
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TELEoRAPHIc SUMMARY


NEW YORK, January 26.-No cable
dispatches were received up 10 one
thirty to day. The cause OF the delay
does not seem to be definitely under
stnnd.
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New YORK, January ga meet.
Ing OF depositors In the Market say
ings bank last night appointed COM
mittee to demand access to the books.
The printers society of this city had
six thousand dollars In this bank.
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PARns, January 26.-The court Of
spDeal has sentenced Vb.tor Place.
late oounbulugeneral at Rev York. to
two years imprisonment and 8 dae
Of two thousand tEAness kS
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SPORTING NOTES.


NEW YORK, January 26 The tutf
board OF appeals decided that Gold.
smiths Maid is entitled to the record
Of 2;17 at Milwaukee.
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falIy fair. s1<9e5<e; prime 70 strictly
prime, 91f69ze. Molsasea firm; inferior.
256sOc; common. S09S5o; centrifugal. 50
G42c; fair, 37G42c; prime TO strictly
prime, 43G4sc. Whisky, reetihed 92GSI.
Coffee firm; ordinary TO prime, lsA@22c.
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NEW YORK, January 26.-The New
York Printing company's effects
were sold to-day, and were purchased
by o. o. Boole, for forty thousand
dollars.
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AUUl1lOnAL MARkETs BY TE' EsRApH
Iuua ru1nD pAaa Toa aEz.al .1.Oar.l
NEW oRLEANs-corroN.

Nnw ORLzASSs, January 26-The cotton
market closed quiet. Good ordinary, 1o5<
O20Izcs low middling. 209f0204c; mid
ding, 211s@2lAc Sales, 5000 bales. Re-
ceipts, lo,7l2 bales.
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NEW OELEArle, January 28--Fiour--.
only export demands auperhne. e8 rs;
double extra, 81 so; trebls extra, 81 76(ae.
Corn frmer; yellow and mixed, zoe.
white. 74ta75c, Oats nrnor, 80o Bran, 81 20
al 49, Hay, prime, 328@3o. Pork
q held ct SO 90. Bacon scarce ak
7a7l< <ao5k az 7<c. Sugar cured hama.
f8o. Lsra-only export demand, kss9ea.
e<Nes<o, keg, 10ai0}4o Sugar frmi
ialSzaoE, S47e eomHson, Sjfe7gkg falx 20
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STnrKaELnERs, nEETlKa-

THE annual election for Directors OF the
Z Memphis Agricultural and Mechanical
Society will be held in the hall Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, Menu pals, on HAIURDE ,
Eebrutry 3, 1877, commanding az 10 O'Clock
an. and closing at o'ci ock pm.
]. THOMPSON, President.
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wERx's OPERATIONS.
NEW oRLEANs-MONEY.

INV ODLA LAAGto--aaOE64
NEW ORLHANs, January 28.--Gcld, ,l00s(.
Sterling exchange, 1l8S5; sight, par.
NEW oRLEANs-PR0DUCE.
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I y..s - - = l-1e--a -.
THE GREAT
Clearing Sale
A STILL FURTHER
r e D U CTIO N
- FOK-
ITHIS w EEK.
8. L0WENSTElN
so BROS.
DRESS GOODS,
At Less than Cost.
Sill KS,
At Less than Cssi.
CLIO KS,
At Less than Cast.
S n WI s,
At Less than Cost.
FURS---FURS,
At a great Sacrifice.
WOOL HOSIERY,
At a Great Sacrifices.
UNDERWEAR,
At a Grsat Sacrifice.
CASSlMERES,
At a Great Sacrifices.
DAMAsKS, TOWELS.
MAPklNSs LINENS
WHITE GOODS,
RAhDkEGcNIEFS
EMBR0lDERIES,
LACES, RIBBONS,
NOTIONS and
TRIM MaIRGs d
All vERx MUCH REDUCED.
FANS! FANS!
Ehe Ffnsss Aseortsaeaa aH RAeh ana Ezs
giant Fans at POp0lAR Prices,
B. LOwenstein & Bros
242 aad 24A nala ST,
cORNER Of JEFFERSON ST.
HERNANDO
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIS,
OFFICE, No. , nADl30M STREET
- H HUNRCOAB. PEssA<asaA
~. y. .aAKaBREATEE. Vasa-Rzas4Gs8&
R.z, NELSON, aoere1ARva
W. EAL10EXs Assn zsasS9T.s
DrRECroRss
!. J. 4. &. R0@ RSslSHs sss. E5aIs t s1s.zS AzszHk
ROz 3. & JEos Eoss4S III
ic5s ss1|s 2. slkH vouzAil.Sk 00AAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
HORSE IND CARNAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1877

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1877.
There is fairly active trade in work
horses at unchanged figures. and an Increased inquiry
for good carriage horses with occasional sales OF the lat
ter at pretty firm prices Thrty-six head OF common
Western draught horses arrived to-day per Erie Railroad
via Oak Cliff Station, and stabbed In the Bulls Head
Market.
The regular semweeky auction sale Mt the Horse Auc
ZION Mart OF Messrs Johnston Van Tassel was omitted
to-day on account OF death In the family OF enc OF the
members OF the firm.
At Messrs. Barker and Chases City Auction Mart and
New-fOrk Tatersals auction sale OF horses, wagons
harness. and horse clothing will he held tomorrow WED
nesday), the 18th inst, at u o'clock
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o~rrn rEAN.ITN E20oELYN

A number of capitalists and property
Ovners visited Mayor Powell on Monday to consider the
subject OF quick transit from the East River 10 the
suburbs They had with them the plans Of competent
90 nccr TO Opcn the Atauticst tunnel up 10 Boern-
st. ana "a build depressed road from thl point o
thc intersection Of Atlantic and F4tbGsh Drld
each OF the cross 70 that point aud so on 10 last
New YOr. From tire intersection or AJlanJlc ana fat-
bueh-aves. the plan proposes Al underground
rad under Fatbush-avc having one narrow opening
for ventilation and hight Tits road Ia proposed 10 flu
to Prospect Park and connect with an open OF 9N cf
ground road running parallel with the coley Island
Road to Prospect Park Fair Grounds aud the sea shore
Freight is TO be carried between tic hors Of II D. IN
and 5 a. IL During the other hours tie road is 10 %
used solely for Tie accommodation OF the travelling pup
lie The OF the Atutlct. road from the e"Ul cry
to East New York estimated at S500, tire distance
being five miles Tic underground branch Is estimated tt
cost 500 mile 500 900 for tie Two miles proposed
Mayor Powell expressed his approve. Of tie plan, an,
announced thai Lee would cal puD4c meeting Tor tA'
consideration OF the subject
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Feb,

NEw-foRK Tuesday, Feb. G. 1874
At the Exchange to-day there was a large
attendance and great interest shOwn in the
Messrs Muller wilkins Co. sold by order OF the execn-
tors OF the late GOuyerneur NJ Wilkins houses
East Twelfth-s also house Thirty and Fiji
teeuth-sts Messrs. E. n. Ludlow James NJ Miller Jo-
seph Mcclure. and William Kennedy also held Sales full
We notice that No. Eroadst. having a frontage on
Broads OF IS feet and 10 inches and wast. OF AZ
feet and 10 inches hs been sold for 0 in gold also,
Nos. and Broad-st., with No. % Wa-st and known
as Dcatour has also been sold for sS0OOO In
The last piece OF property has the OF two full lots
on BrOad-st with Mario aeyway TO Wall-st, about
wide The whole plot has been purchased by Mr.
Geo W Guilds OF Piadelpa, and II Is undeTE God that
hrst-class building Will be erected thereon The pres
eut buildings arc worthless aud the price paid was based
upon the value of the land alone.
We arc informed that the Western Union Telegraph
Company have purchased the Old Franklin hotel prop
ery corner OF broadway and with the store adj
joining. The price Is said 70 be about S7500O0.
VIM A. RaynOr has sold four fun lots, orlhwest cor
ner Fourthaye and sxty-fourth-st, for $4,000 Also,
lots north side Fly-hrsst. 500 feet Of Sew
enthve each % feet 'front.' averaging 40 feet III DEPTH
for $4,000.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
,,, BY MULLER, WILKINS co.
3s'ory bshstOoP house and lot known 800 West so st. ~
4cry English basement BRICK and house Known
8 Ea Thi'ythirist between Madison and 4th-Ave lot 40
FOR cstae Gorerqeur H. Watias
stst iot gSSloI5 100
24to eh-oop AID o c9 Hast l2th
sqor Grci house and ct iBovn as 5ii East .h lot
2S1ld5 ..'"Y. 1879
.' 1880
M. :. 1880
:. 1900
JAMES NJ. MILLER.
st o I5S58 $500
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE
4s.Ory brick lsaVe 27I $500
L. IL. LUDLOW co.
I 5 and =. ,af as as" sS AID Is lot 5S $4,000
By WILLIAM KENSELLY.
ard basement house Chatham-st
tal1c through New Bovery, lot L3i s2l 6o9
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Stsamboa.s ano Railroads.

EALL RIVER LINE.
xpupnRT OLD COLONY.
r.. ~ sinuoys Capt h. NJ slMMONs
al n fer uckes aud state
.nn 4, fl and 1venty third
sra.s..s 80. "a No Coart,., Breoklys or ct the Pier
''''''''' NV N. T. sIhoSs, Managing Director
TS0R NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c
ss..,. .svs r.sl Il, rs is. ss'ss aha Trans Esrs
Nd ksn = uAO
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Marhlnerp.

FOR SALE-SecOnd-H and-An inverted COM
POUND ENGINE 80 horse perfect rsnnDg order
Also the entire MACHINERY Of FIGURING MILL embracing
Run or STONE With irons spinde belts puleys complete
Of bOs packers, cleaning
skbes Of the best kind.
The building another pur
build mill capacity this
opportunity the machinery engine
good = and az hAfpnos
II the should sold together will be divided
Nv COLEMAN Co. and 10 w.ter-st Se-.Yots
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Autiion Sales of Real estate.

ID IT(-TioEFRpS avn
y, r. E ,xI..I ESrA AT ZERO BRok Enyo,
eut exchanged Lars hegouaie Auction SaeSo Furniture, &e
| ADRIAN II. arLL4R, AuelOseer
EXECUTORS SALE
CHOICE LOTS.
SITUATE on THE
BOULEVARD BROADWAY, TENTH AND TwELFrn-AvEs.
LAWRENCE, MANHATTAN,
oSEHUNDRED-AED. THIRTY-sxTH
Observation-Disclosures
oXEHUNDRED AND THIRTY EIGHTH.
OSE.HUSDRED AED-THIRTI- NINTH.
HFTY- FOURTH AND FIFTYFIFTHSTs,
ADRIAN Il. MULLER, P. B. WILKINS Co.
win sell At aaetioo
TUESDAY, FebruAry u.
at II oo1 :, The Exchange III Bro-y By order Of
Henry spauns and Devn esls executors Of Daniel
Deylin. deceased:
BOULEvARDa Lots sid. OF Bovard between oushuudred
and-hrv dih s1d Oue-hundIe and ir,y-tl -htI-ss
BOULEvARD-I6 Lots EqGieea7l ObeIundred
snd-thiry-sIh and o e-h1Hired neutrality-suspicious.
ONE HUNDRED ND THIRTY SIXTH ST. Lots north aide, 100
feet OF Bou.esar1
ONEHUNDaED-ASDTHTRTYSE 81 L9', on One
oyE-HUNDRRD-AND-TaIRTYr EIGHTH Sr23 Lots soutA '-e
between the Boulevard lnd rwellrave.
OSE.HUEDRED-A -THIRTYNINTII Lots side.
Tending through OIebuud and thirty egbiLsit 30 feet Of
! Boz evarl
TWELFTH AvE-i0 Lots ea.. side bundreanJ-
| htv.siItl One hundred aud iAlit1 gItl-st
TwFLFTHAvE-5 Lots west SIDE Of TFelh ave- between
hundred agd One landre4-and ~ s1hs
1 extending 10 Balkhesd Line
TESTHAvB-l side Of Tenlave. between One
thiTty-sevenh One-haEdrt unih-s
| ONE HUEDRED-AEp TliIRTY-EIGHTd and ONEHL NDGED-
ANDTIRTY NIyTU-STS-g Cores. onlundrra
hrebih one lul- loJ iee' wet Of
! TeGth-aye.
II LOTS Building thereon bolndd by Boadvav BVue
| vanl. Manhattan, AMI LlwrsEce-slA
FIFTY FoURTH-sT2 Lots north side 80 feet east OF Seventh
FIFTY FIFTH Lots Fnydnht f7s fee; Of
seveath-ave.
The viii Of the late hs real ha be
Public Auction ami within ave from e date Of his teease
This period v present fesrf5 consequently
! the s.l be
PEREMPTORY TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDER
Seventy PER purchase money remain % Boai and
Mortgage Of the PREMISE
Maps tie ofce OF the Auc'.onees SO Pine-st $50
ADRIAN H. MULLER AucioEee-.
EXECUTORS SALE OF Valuable LOTS on
a. The Grand Boaeyarl ad on OnEau1se- iolFtlst near
Secondave. -. - 90, e.,
THURSDAY FEB. lt l. clock a. Tie kEea7ge ssesoo
40 Of the Executors Of A1cr l. Elr dcer1e
GRAND BOCLEVARD-Tle Lets fus TIE elsisry side q
Grand Boaeyar The northeast corner VI Ninety
Lnh-T
ONEHUYDRED- D-FOCRTH-ST Lots, tiat" on he roth
commencing D feet vest Of s-eond
Mans q, the oGce o. the AGctoaeerA t+tl
IMPORTANT NOTICE-NOs. ~ and IA West
Twenty u broadway viii be- sold Al auction THURS
DAY. S,h February. by MULLER Wilkins
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Professional Nct,res.

n ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Professor
u - a. Irnarsu spsesr hs syrsesse Medical College n
o.. asa Fsi.,Ss. e., mira n r City ser,es, DsS
.sl s other special and ssnsrs Hsase' &c, n.y a..
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Cbanecs for BUSINESS Mcn.


A Rare CHANCE for a steam-fttor or ma
"A ebnis 5000 cash into psrinen' WIN
shsccutr1ls trae bcs1 references gwen 49, 't-'-
aress ~, Boz - tribune OAc..
DOR SALE-A BLAST FURNACE, Is leet
o.- iron 51sr. 5rt.r, !rv"n hg water "tri " H. Toll
R,luol irlit-e james River Nanu Fuel coAe on Le-s1
VA O''' ARCHER ANDERSON,
Richmond, Nrrna
NOR SALE.-lIllf interest In FLOUR BAR
PFI SLAVE au1 uEAiISG FACTOR. vel c-a.et oa i-1r
,pd -.liroad am doing good business A-rss . bIAOA De
pa MINI, orCoCiIiAN 4 WALSH. ns--t t-a 3l-l1.
CTEAM SAW-MILL.-A rarc Opportunity 10
- PURCHASE 6r,a steam AID va'crroVer LtSyhE 1ll'
h slada uJ"r limits tlcF slleI 0 Lle-A
'i' AI''''-- --'-'@@ J r. RUSSELL. = Broadway.
VVANTED-PARTNER in Wholesale Crock
CIV and Paicr Ono tr ia 81 c1nsceraoe
meas viii n established le senior partner hes hei ID olsles
pe,v ~ vears maj be- ctaae AID NlAs 20 - -
a nar travelling of his TINE. ar must PIT p l- o. =
lcss. $500. exchanged Adres y l. o. FoOee DOA
1911 SeS-iork
S2O 600 to aqo99-P Ais.; e. H n15.
an Who vii preferred References ez-2Ib- Al
drsss P o. Box 2.7.5. New-iOrE City.
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Copartnersrlp Notlrcs.

MIR. j. Amherst Wisner becomes a partner
vi ROBERT SEAMAN Co. Jan 2. ~
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
~ Notice hereby given that SAMUEL H. STERETT who resides
N the CITY Of Neslort WILLIAM T. COLBRON who resides n the
C Of BroOkyn Kings and New York WILLIAM
HART who resides the CITY Of Newiork aud NATHANIEL
DOLE Who resides CITY Of NewYok formed LIMITED
PAkINkHP th the Revised Statutes Of the
etAte Of for the ami selling for and commission Of
Bonds ans Gold which al The Interested the said
SAMUEL II. sTERETT WILLIAM r. COLBROE, and WILLIAM
bARTT Who the General Partners sid NATHANIEL
DOLE who the Partner; the NATHANIEL DOLE
bs contributed The twenty-five thousand dollars SIS 0O0
capital toward me stock and that said partnership
the second da " January 1872 and tho
ttv6rs DAY Of December 9Daed New YOrf January 1877
T'HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
u under tie hu u 2. r. AINTURN BROWN Co., is this
Aa dissolved by the death My Thomas All claims against
bs sTn vii be s,ited b. EDWARD N. BROWN,
EDWARD A. SECCOMB.
The undersigned viii AUCTION BUSINESS heretofore
canned By hnuTu Co. Of Brown
seeeOub, us Psrst hSnoerqusre YOrI Peb ls2
EDWARD NJ. BROWN.
EDWARD A SECCOMB
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Brooklnn Zeal estate for Sale.

BrookInn Zeal estate For Sale.
ELFGA ANT HOUSE and GROUNDS, corner
H Of Beifor..ay anu st.. for SALE terms
RULAND a WHITING, Beekman-st
NOR SALE-A HOUSE aud LOT, Is by "a,
a o p nv 49, good place horse wagon Very c money
required Iuquire OF BROWN corner Of faTK aud Aiepn1'
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
Real estate 10 Ctcbanae.

WANTED, to EXCHANGE-A good TENE-
MENr HOUSE the Seventh ard EesYork good
proved PROPERTY the Thirteenth Ward Brooklyn. D.
Boz la7, Tribune Ofce.
WANTED to EXCHANGE-Good LOTS in
w Chatham. n J.. for Piano. .. Il. PIERSOS Pne-st
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9th Real estate for Sale.


A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of
"a 900 Houses AMI Building Lots FOR SALE ant TO LET contain
ing 60 map &c, &c. Apply 20 v h STEVENSON son, II
4 GREAT BARGAIN, t. prompt purchaser
n The elegant f1e 4-s;oy HOUSE. No 10 East
FotyIthst Possession s EDDY Co. No rarAp.aee
A -uGTHST. 600 feet wide three LOTS
55 n near Nn oT @T H9ng g' Par S sS5 ss At,
EOR SAL 1.-TWO LOTS on Fifty-nintA-st.,
ast Of Plan oomaandag aHe entre PARK.
Apply to I. II. LUDLOW Co, PnesL P452
FOR SALE-'rhe thrte-stOry, high-stoOp,
brown stone HOUSE, I East seeniyErsss west Of lexington
with carrC curtains Sc, within ave min
walk er1ace Central PARK the city Az
p TO FRANCE, EyERDELL. so Bro-1vay. Terms TO suit
HUGH n CAMP, No. 10G Broadway,
4 Oilers tbe following yALCABLE BUSINESS PROPERTIES
Store 30 Beehnan.t between CiG Gold
store g. Me.cea. iane between g w anu Fca'-
Ga. OIL and ca six'Iave.
sioce l54 Ganis'., between Centre aod Fin.
k"rl go Gr-cre-'t. between >rrnr 1ne Pruo"-'ts
B--ias a4d Lois cor 'olrah ald lr'u--s SIS
Vacant Loi, Gg gud J1l Bfoatwar.
-Four Ls sltL Bags Thirty ssconlt between Tenth 'nd Eev-
eLiL-geS -
Po 'Sd lp iac s25 AMI 81. West Twen,r ,ourt.st
Ten Lots 9nt Buliilgi CLeITy s1d torlear~st
Cor F.fl..7e ard 7 vcnty Ihs. snde1 DodHOr,h't
Cp-esrs IL l.be!jtt
Store IA Cen,re-st P2ezl
HUGH n. CAMP, los Broadway, Real Estate
Broker ard Aucoaee-, soct7 the sale and Renting OF houses
wishing pscs property invited send particulars
him No made except when sales made hrCasa hin
7 ENOX HTTI-The three-storv, hi gh-stoop
J. HOUSE. No. 27 East Seventh Erst within FIVE
ma'cf walk Of the IerTaoo Sena PARK good ortt modern n
4 > clock m.
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Gitn proprrtn TO Get.

NFI1 PE0r+EET
DENT or SALE-WcSt Thirty-ifth-st. near
EoadWav Premises lig 5JIi block building
Otl5 FROM buildiag 4OIjO Apply WA d ANDREWS BIO
~ Watsst
rlNO LEASE-The STORES and EASEMENTS
no I3i Broadway Fhhsv connected and running
to
2l Firth eoraer TseHty-sIthst Apply j. " s. DEl No
60 BeaversL
yI,O RENT IOW-Large ROOM, second floor,
corner Theatre alley DIS for or ght
mechanical business H. Il COR, NO - 'ed4r''-
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Con6on advertisements

IMMIGRATION FROM ENGLAND TO AMER
l. ICA-PAsSAGES by ne Cunari Nalaa- Wae ST. Gao9
sne Allan Lines rrtnrd ior - Co. each by MON GOhEkIE
c. l'8 FeDchurci street, London England
THE SWISS AND UNITED COURIER So
CIErY t2egstered according Act of Par ameEt5 Mount
a. Grosvnor QUAR- families parties intending
Continent OF Europe that Trustworthy nd experienced
y be ENGAGED By applying " tie SECRETARY A.
shove
ITO AMERICANS VISITING LONDON, and
i wishing TO meet a comfortable HOTEL-Tv RICHARD
SONS Pnsbuqusre London bank Of England Home
and Moderate charges.
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prinrins.

CLOTE & JAMES, STATI0NERS PRINT
- KRIS and BLAEk.BOOk MANUFACTURERS. No 30 Fatontt
BLANK BOOKS made to any psiIsrs Onden soleitsd
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 104 Fulton St
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Gituations Uanieo-- males.

A BOOKKEEPER desires EMPLOYMENT
n Address b. X. Boz lJ3, Tribune once
ITO NEWSPAPER MEN.-An experienced
and Editor and Reporter derres situation address
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VITANTED-A SITUATION for good Ger
w man MALE COOK hotel restaurant Apply EMANUEL
sHIjLTZ Missionary Five Points Hodse Of Industry.
XITANTED-A SITUATION. as COachman or
Groom respectable colored aud can give the best
reference Inquire LANE At No I Thompson " City
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mcstcbestcr conrtn Real estate for Sale

TOR SALE-House and Lot at TarrytOwn.
nocle Hone vim oil TIE no ern halt
H " the village For particulars address owner boT 35 New
York POS-O1ce
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Cona 1slauo zeal getatc for SALE.

I ARGE, HANDSOME, COUNTRY RESI-
DENGE with .tla.ei The water near Railroad Depot
on long saud for SALE EXCHANGE Tor Brooklyn New YORK
rronert? RULAND WHITING. Beekmsu-st
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Amnsemerrs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.--LAsT SEASON OF
TIE Th RH ~ absEsDS sFAS spk hSssS SFs
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Nine PAREPAAosA IV ;is oTIEs
sATGRDAY EyESIyG second Night, Performances
THE %&TSR GAZETTEER DER wAssERrRAEGER
IN active PREPARATION HerOa TAMPA FOR Tie operate de'a Of the
NJ CHARLES sAyrLgY
seat, The Ac'temy ard az l0i, ISL AID ia BrcsdFay
RR0OKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
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RIDE JACK HO8>B TO BANBCRI CROsS
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ENOX HILL.-The three-story, high-stoOp,
- browns HOUSE No l2 East Seven frss, within FIVE
walk the Terrace CenTa PARK good order; modern
Pr,renenis prce $4,000, easy Apply tie premises De
and o CLOCK y.
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textures ano fleetlnas.
Balls.

nRESS COATS for Balls, Sc. for SALE and
~ to HIRE . D. SHEA IN. Coensf
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAJ q, 1871

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