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snEGsAIHN0EIGR6.
r INTEREST THE ALL-ABsoRB-
ING TOPIC.
DOES IT REQUIRE Law TO REGULATE IT.
snE1sALsN oTICEs

-.
We leave this question to the people to decide for
themselves. What we wish TO impress upon the
MAS OF the peoples what directly INTERESTS them
and TINT to economic In the purchasing Of their
goods De 1t groceries, boots and shoes, dry goods or
ANYTHING else their necessities may require
Now, years Of experience has taught many that 1t
Ia to their INTEREST topurchasc their DRY GooDsof
LEVY BROTHERS.,
and We are conAdenttha saving of from FIFTEEN
To TWENTY PER CENT can be made by 50 doing.
NEW STYLE fbest quality PERCALEs st Csc.
Der yard sold usually Mt 3oc.;
ALpACAS In all colors mt CSC. worth acc. per yard
BLACK-sTRIPE ALPACAS at CSC. worth Csc.
per yards
FASCY-sTRIpED and PLAID DRESS GOODS
at CSC. worth 35c per yard;
BLACK SILKS at Sl25, $3.50, 8l7'' 81 s22'' s2'So'
and up to - per yard;
COL ORD Sill KS in great variety at prices 10 suit
the times:
JAPANESE SILK ROBES ut 50 worth 80;
JAPANESE SILKS at so, 90, and 75c. per yard;
SILK and WOOL POPLIN5 ut 81 and SIPS per
yard worth $l.2s and $3.50;
ROMBAzINES Of the best quality at all prices
AUSTRALIAN CREPE at soc. worth 7Sc. per
yard -..~ ".
BLACK ALPACAS at so, IS, 40, IS, Soc, and up to
$3.50 per yard;
SILKS, SATINS, and VELVETS for trimmings !;
FURNITURE CALICOES at 1oc. worth l2sc. per
yard;
CHECK STRIPED, and PLAIN NA1Nsook
MUSLINS at all prices;
PIOUES in great variety at extremely low prices;
LoNSDALE CAMRRIC at CSC. per yard;
WAUREGAN CAMBRIA at 2oc. per yard;
WHITE FLANNEL. all wool, yard wide, at soc
worth 6Oc. per yard;
PoTuEyARD SKIRTS at 4e worth %;
GRAY BLANKETS at $3.50, So, -, and SIS pair
PLAID and STRIPED SHAWLS at greatly re-
duceI prices to close:
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at &c., 81, sl.2o, and
$3.50 per dozen; -
HANDKERCHIEFs, pure
linen, at 81, 50 so, and "a per dozcn-just IS per
cent below regular prices;
I1NES-FINISH COTTON DIAPER at $l.35 for
piece of ten yards;
CLOTH,
DIAPERS,
OIL-SILK,
CoRSElS, "ihlc "'N SoiNi'l' az
sizes, at 75c. per pair:
FRENCH WOVE CORSETS ut III worth $l.25
pair;
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at Soc. per dozen
worth S. per dozen;
LINEN COLLARS ut 75c. per
dozen worth So;
LADIES LINEN CUFFS at 25, 30, $40, and soc.
pair;
LADIES' PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS at SC.
box:
GENTLEMEN's PAPER COLLARS at 1oc. per
box;
EXTRA WIDE HUCKABACk TOWELL1NG at
CSC. worth CSC. per yard;
TOWELS in great variety from $l.25 to $l2 per
dozen;
DOYLIES at co and 75c. aud 81 per dozen:
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, full two yards
long. at 81 worth $3.50;
PILLOW-CASE LACES at so, 75c., and 81 per do
zen yards;
CRoCHET-EDG at l5c. per dozen yards worth
SC. per yard;
at CSC. per dozen yards worth
GENUINE THREAD BOBBIN-EDGE, 5oc. ior
niece of Is yards worth sc. per yard;
COLGATE'S SOAPS and EXTRACTS at manu-
facturcr's prices.
Thousands of other articles. ali to be SOLD low.
Prompt attention given TO orders.
Goods will lie sold for cash only. We cannot sell OH
credit and give customers goods ut as low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS..
1OI7 and 1919 Main street
mh4 Richmond, Va.
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NJ ROSAD Harrison Jones,

. Ne ROSAD Ais Harrison Jones,
writing from Williamsburg. Va, SAYS:
was afflicted with an invetcratc tetterou my face
and neck before and during the late war; aui even
up to about two months ago. received the treat
neut of every physician in the neighborhood Of my
home IN Pennsylvania, and of the surgeons IN the
army, but with 10 success. Every different medI.
cine tried failed to relieve me- suffered !nteusc-
~. My whole face became one perfect scab, and
was hIdcous to behold. The RoSAD.tLIS was re-
commended to Inc by friend, and commenced the
use of II. aud to-day I'm less than two monthsl my
flesh is as fair and free from disease II had never
been at all afflicted. IOnly used tro Iotiesof Rosa
daLis but tcold not to-day exchange the benta de-
rired from them for $4,000. NH l-dcod.w
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY. TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
March 10th, 18th. and 18th,
CHARLES MAC EVOY'S ORIGINAL
HIBERNICON,
illustrating the Scenery, Music, and Antiquities OF
IRELAND.
Thrilling Historical Pictures, Vivid Battle Scenes,
I.ifc-sizcd Figures, New Songs, Dances,
Music, Scenery, Character Sketches, Violin and
Piano solos, &c.
The new Dramatic Episode entitled
IRISH HEARTS: OR. LOVE IN THE OULDSOD
will be rendered BY the
IuBERNICoN COMEDY COMPANY.
ADMISSION: Dress circle, 75c.: orchestra, 50c
gallery PC deserved seals without extra charge
GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY mt 2t O'Clock
Each visitor Will receive present OF a book cor
tanning seventy-hye songs and recitations NH sit
DICHMOND THEATRE.
III GRAND COMBINED CONCERTS,
BY McCAHSS's h SI3 k ,iSS SIEnTp,
on F Elk f EVESIN GIN March Dii g. AND
MATINEE ON SATURDAY, eth, AT L. NJ.
PROGRAMME:
PART L. ...
|. Pi1ue Dame (oyerturc) Orchestra
2 Song. Goodbye. Sweetheart .......M Mr.. Bedford
:! Potpourri (from Faust Orchestra
S. GRAND Selection William Tell Brass Bands
PART II.
l. La Gazza Ladra (overturel. Orchestra
., Song, IL I}alen (Trovatore) MIR. koSenleilt
D. Grand Selection (Gems Of lreand). Brass Bands
g. Selection Romeo and Juliet Orchestra.
S. Anvil Chorus tTrovatore) Full Bands
Reservcd-seat tickets, 5Oc.-at Ambold's Musical
Exchange, good for either concerts; general admis
sion at Theatre, CSC. JAMES F: MCCAIN.
Direc. or of Brass Bands.
JOHN KESSE1CH.
mhs-3t Directc- rf Orchestra.
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" O M.-THE MEMBERS OF YIR.
MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY D, SIDNEY G RA I S, 4
" March I, 1878: You VIII assemble, without "a
uniforms or arms. ut armory. corner Ninth and ~
Broad streets for drill and business, ut o'clock u
SATURDAY EVENING, Sth instant. By order O
Captain CARKINGToE. r,,,pc
NH 7-ot Orderly Sergeant.
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The Legislature was busy yesterday. The
Senate, after good deal Of " filibu>tering,"
came to q vote Oh the interest bill, and
adopted, by majority Of four, the substi.
tute reported by tue Committee for Courts of
Justice for the bill which passed the House.
The House bill made any rate above six
per cent. illegal under any circumstances, and
provided for forfeiture of the excess. The
bill passed by the Senate provides that six
per cent. shall be the legal rate, but that
eight per cent. may be allowed when there
is u special written contract. 1t is doubtful
whether the two Houses will ever agree on
the interest question unless the agreement be
the sensible one Of letting the whole subject
alone.
In the House Of Delegates the bill provid-
ing for the payment of interest on the
public debt was passed, and, having pre-
viously passed the Senate, now goes to the
Governor. The bill as passed is substantially
that reported by the committee appointed to
confer with the bondholders under the Joint
resolutions which originated with Mr.. Ia
LIAFERRo, the delegate from Orange. The
bill is given in full elsewhere in this paper.
1t is a noteworthy fact that the Radicals, in
accordance with their policy of keeping the
public debt question unsettled, voted almost
solidly against the bill.
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r,ne s,no,,n, of ,oanabie capital has very
a .ns H snsreased, and borrowers in con.
sues are supplied with far more ease
s sssu fnrmerly. and on the whole at lower
,ban ioilhe''!' j. s. RppEs, =
'a'''' :. President Of the Board OF Trade
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large sim 81 over fifteen hundred shousana
doilar,. Wastbere ever such a Congress be-
forel5 AS was fitting, this outrage was CON
.snmmatcd. under the lead of Beast brrrEs:
To IL was who was the patron Of the amend
: =
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SPECIAL rOI.ss;fs.' e

GST DELAYS ARE DANGRnorTs
That poor, enaaciated consnmpsfye, Who :.
yond MI hope Of recovery. might now b. ha,s De
hearty Ind ne not neglected that slfzht cogs. a.d
advised IL you have cough or cold. Get !, nc
bottle OF DR.. TUFTS ExPECToRANT. an, ns. :. =
viii soon be relieved. Do not p,a u on. ''u
EDGEF1ELD COURTHOUSE, s, c., January Is "a.
DR.. W. IL Tut: Dear sir.-r have been ecn ,as"
TO my bed with a bad cold and have found rn,'
lExpectorant TO be an excellent remedy, n,. ,,'I
best ever used, ms
Yours, very respectfully,
&. L. PENN.
/ E's NH 3-deoilvkv
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H LORS HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless reliable
and instantaneous; no disappointment: no r.dicu-
lous sints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the II,
effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
dately superb black or natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean, son. aud beautiful. The genuine
signeo ". A. BATCIIELOR. Sold by all drugyt,is.
CHARLES BATCHELUR,
sc 30-cod Proprietor. New York.
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PROFESSIONAL GARD&.

T \. LYMAN,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND COMMISSIONER OF THE UNITED
STATES COURTS.
Formerly Deputy Clerk and Deputy Mar shal Of
United States Courts.)
Bankrupt practice made speciality. and lorg IA.
m.llar;ty with the proceedings in such c4ss IT,
rants the promise OF proper and successful alien
ton. Full homestead ana ether exemptions Vb-
tanned for moderate fees
Office, Eleventh street between Main and Bank,
Richmond, Va. NH .-eOdit
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MEETFSa;S.


ct. PATRICK'S DAY.-A meeting Of the
y HIBERNIAN SOCIETY. of Rich mond, viii he
held I'm the City Hall on the evening or MON
DAY, March 10Th, Mt O'Clock. TO mike arrange
ments for uniting In the celebration Of st. Patrick $
day All citizens of Irish birth or descent and such
oilers desire to participate, arc respectfully III
vitrd 70 attend. r. 1. AlOohE.
NH SGT President Hlbernlan SocleLy.--
T O. M.-THE MEMBERS OF V1R-
L.. GINA LODGE, No. l. I. Q. NJ. will attend a
regular meeting Of their Lodge at the hall. corner
Ninth and Broad streets, THIS Saturday EVEN
ING at - O'Clock. By order W. NJ.
NH Sits X. r. Sl..f.K, ". :.
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-An
~ adjourned meeting of this Association will take
place on TUESDAY EVENING at "a O'Clock
at the office OF the Guardian Mutual Insurance Com
pany, oil Main street. The report of the Commit
tee on Constitution and bylaws will he submitted,
and the election of officers will take place. Parties
desiring to subscribe for shares arc requested to he
present. ,
NH S-5t* WILLIAM LOfENS1f.lN.
CALLED MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
SUGAR REFiNING COMPANY will he held at
the office of Messrs. LANCASTER CO.. In TINS city,
on THURSDAY, March Goth, Mt o'clock L. NJ
fc lS-td &. A. PEPLE, President.
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eIY FEBRUARY "a, 1873.
NEW PRINTS, PEECALES, SHEETISGS,
DAaIASKS, &C.
r. T.. PRICE & co. are receiving weekly add
lions 10 their stock In
Pretty English and American PRINTS,
7-sand ~ PERCALES, for children,
Black and white and black and lead PRINTS,
Linen and Cotton SHEETINGS,
Blcached and Brown COTTONS,
Pillow COTTONS.
BIRDEYE DIAPERS. DAMASkS,
TABLE-COV Frs. CORSETS,
GENTS and LADIES b I'D GLOVES-best,
LACE and LINEN COLLARS and SETS,
HFMSTITCHED LINEN-CaMBRIC HAND
KERCHiEFS, &C., SC.
A handsome lot Of FALL and SPRING DRESS
GOODS 10 br sold out. 4 very GREAT BARGAIN.
Special attention caliedto them.
feo T. R. PRICE & co.
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N LUKE FITZGERALD
will sell THIS DAY (MONDAY).
commencing at I01s o'clock,
at private residence

will scll THIS DAY (MONDAY),
commencing at i01s o'clock.
at private residence
l20 West I'D st.,
all the elegant Household
FURNITURE, hne Oil Paintings and Engravings nronzes,
q" cShs,ned IN tho above five story mansion property
oo ot "a octave rich Pianoforte used one year;
oos' SSsW rich Parlor Suits, covered in Grim.
TWO rer Mrrars Etageres mirror doors and back
Jardmieres, FLOWER stands Easy Chairs Lounres ee.
CANT Meuaon CARPETS. threeply and ingram; hne Oh
Paintings, real Bronzes, Lady's Writing DESK and HOOK
case $40 volumes OF choice Books ana
Curtains Parior Ornaments. Rugs, Chandeiiers Gas
Fixtures &C. N"'
Solid rosewood and inlad black walnut Rcdreop,
Suits; cost $500; Bedsteads Bureaus. Wardrobe
Tables washs,and. Commodes Armoire -Giace 20 hair
Mattresses. superior Spring Beds 40 feather Pillows
holsters linen Sheets, Quilts Blankets Counterpanes
Pillow Slips and other articles too numerous TO mention
Dining Room consists viz.
Magnificent Buffet solid black walnut inlaid cost $500
sold Silver and Sheffield Plated Ware Ice Pitchers Tea
Sets Casters Urns Cake Basket Covered Dishes spoons
Knives Forks rich China Tea Sets ful Set OF Cut Glass
Ware, &c. Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Cooking
Utensils. Other articles too numerous TO mention
N. B-Mr. Fitzgerald would call the attention OF ms
friends and the public TO this sale II Is the largest and
richest lot OF Household furniture offered TO the pubic
house open at o'clock for inspection. Goods boxed
and shipped for purchasers removed after the sale by
competent men in attendance. Twenty-third street
stages, Sixth and seventh pass the house.
UCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROP
IA crty.-Thc Mount Marion Hotel. situated on SPUR
of the Cak Mountains three miles west Of tho village
OF Saugerties will be sold at auction at the Exchange
Hotel, In Saugcrtes April TO- 1873 At o'clock r. M:
The house was opened to the public in 1917. new and
unsurpassed in point Of location scenery magnificent.
VAN SANFORD ROOsA. Proprietor
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DY JOHN H. WALTERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID sale Of fine Household Furniture 20 loan
Removed 70 ssi Fulton street opposite City Hail. for con
Tuesday, April at l0s oclock A. M Administer, velvet
and ingram Carpets rosewood carved Suits in satin
rosewood Suits In figured brocatee black walnut Suits
in green and gold stripe reps black walnut library suit
In crimson and blue reps black walnut Redsteads
Bile top Tables black walnut Bureaus Cottage Suits Mir
rors, Washstands marble top ComIaodes Mattresses,
hair and husk black walnut extension Tables; OAK
seat Chairs, Oicloth Mating. RUS &C. Sale positive
Catalogues ready Monday.
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A Rr-Auor'oS-
s0MERvILLE GALLERY. Fifth and Four
teenth street
NOW OPEN FREE.
MIR JOHN SNEDEC0R's ANNUAL SALE.
ROBERT sOMERvILLE Auctionccr, 81 Fifth avenue.
will sell on the evenings OF the 7t 18th and 9th April the
entire collection of Art Works belonging Mr. John Sne
decor comprising fine Oil Paintings and Water Colors
previous to his departure for Europe, The collection
embraces many very valuable examples by native and
foreign artists OF distinction and well worthy the atten
q
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UCTION SALE FURNITURE TO PAY STORAGE
N and advances.-AM. CRISTLAR, Auctoneer, will sell
this dav Monday at l2S5 Broadway between Thirty
fourth aud Thirty iith streets at o O'Clock. large as
sortmenf OF Household Furniture, consisting OF Chamber
sets Paror suits sidehoards Cabinets Extension, Din
ing Tables Hall Stands office and library pesksand large
number OF other articles and second hand
Furniture Sale positive as the building Is TO be pulled
down Wednesday coming. Housckcepers ana the
trade will ani this chance TO buy goods their
prces Sale. rain or shine.
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DY STRAUS x SwARZKOPH, AUCTIoNEERS.-wILL
ID sell "Wednesday, The 9TH at 2S West Forty,eishth
descriptive catalogue entire costly Furniture Of
story manson IA octave Pianoiorte, superb Paor
Suits elegant Chamber Suits Pier Mirrors Brussels Car
pets Curtains, Oil Paintings, rich Dining Room Furn
iure Sverware Glassware. &c. Positively without
STRACS SWARLkOPH, 30 Bowery.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, SO.

A -A-A-J. III. JOHNSTON JEWELLER. 6s7 sixth
"A. avenue, corner Forteth street. will commence the
ale OF his entire stock Of ne Watches Jewelry 1c en-
Monday morning, at II O'Clock by THOMAS WILSON ~.
Auconeer by the OF the sale this "a one OF the
rarest opportunities offered tor obtaining nne
watch anything else you want on easy terms, ~ per
cent and balance be paid on delivery OF go0dA
or by weekly instalments to suit nurchasars
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SALES AT AUCTION.

(yASH SALE-BY ORDER or ExECUroR-gARI,EM
~ House and four Lots. north side OF IiItk
April . tExchanse saLesroom lots win be sold sepa
brick house, nine rooms and improvements the exc
has ordered positive and peremptory sale 10 pei
Maps Of JERE. JOHNSON. Jr., q Park row New York
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DY +. ID. BAILEY, AUCTIONEER.
ID once 30 East Fourth street, near Cowery
Sells Thursday 10th inst all the handsome House
hold Furniture, rosewood Piano Pier and antel Mir
rors Administer and Brussels Carpets satin, damask
and lace Curtains; Paintings. Engravings, Crockery,
Glassware &C. contained in the four story and basement
residence 3Z7 West Fourteenth street Full particulars
hereafter Catalogues be had at Office of onecr
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pY 5. W. pAUCHY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4
ID JOHNSON sell this day, at2 at 4N Canal ST., large
assortment Of Household Furniture, consisting of Parlor
and Bedroom Suits Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Pill
lows, Tapes and Ingram Carpets, Ocloths Bureaus
washstands Cottage suits Mirrors Window shades Cur
Paintings Engravngs Mantel Ornaments Crockery and
Glassware marble top Centre Tables Wardrobes Clocks,
Table cutlery, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
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DY J. w. CAMPBELL, JR AUCTIoNEER
ID CAMPBELL co. viii sell on Monday, April 2,
commencing at 0 O'clock at premises z5 Fniton street
tare &C., of jeweier declining business yz LAsserted
Sleeve Buttons; Locket Rings frinkets, other ewelry
quantity assorted Watch classes Tools Benches &C.
stands Tables, Chairs Mirrors Lounges Sofas, Engrav-
Utensils &c Buyers, dealers specially invited. Goods
removed ue cAMPBELL CO, ONCE s.s Hudson street.
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DY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID Elegant Household Furniture IN East Thirtieth
street. near Madison ON Tuesday, April g. ut
1917 o'clock at the private residence 20 East Thrtieth
Madison the entire rich Furniture Of
family comprising In part Aubusson velvet Brus-
sells and other Carpets; rosewood Chckerng Pianofore
superb Sevres medallion rosewood Parlor Suits elegant
Bronzes French plate Mante and Pier Mirrors French
Cabnets solid rosewood and black walnut French plate
Curtains and Cornices Oil Paintings Extension Dining
and other Tables China, Glass and Kitchen Furniture
&c. More full particulars on Tuesday morning. when
the catalogues will be ready.
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A TO RENT, ONEeOF THE FINEST HOUSES IN
n. the Nineteenth ward in sixteth street, the
Park rescoed in the finest manners IS rooms low
TO good tenants. Apply to JOHN FETTRETCH, .036
Third avenue.
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pY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER-sALEs-
room 7s SroaawsSy on an1s A5 ne
NEAR TfH ST, HANDSOME Household Furniture,
Chckering Piano, Mirrors Carpets &C Full particulars
morning OF sale Catalogues now ready at ~ Broadway
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A THOMAS WILSON, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL
IA this day at II O'Clock, at 6V Sixth avenue
of Foreth street. the entire Stock OF John H. Johnston
Jeweler consisting OF the very finest Watches Jewery
Sale continue daily until all the stock Is closed out
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CTORE TO LET-A VERY FINE CORNER STORE ON
Third avenue for grocery liquor tea or any business
enc houses in tho block and grocery tea or liquor
store in any of them. Apply premises to j. p.
PAYTEN, l55 Henry street. will give lease.
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DY NJ. DAVIS, AUCTIoNEER.-wiLL SELL THIS
ID day, at l0h O'Clock, at 40 GreeAwich avenue, the
contents oa four story house. consisting OF Bureaus
Mirrors OIL PAINTINGS, cnrled hair Mattresses Feather
Brussels and Ingram Carpets oiclon Basement Furni-
tur
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DROWN STONE HOUsES-EAST THIRTY FOURTH
ID street and West Fortynint street reasonable rents
HULL $40 Broadway
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LBERT b. wALDRoS, AUCTIONEER.
N Saicsrooms l0S Liberty and Ill Cedar street.
Gentecl Household Furniture,
at private residence
80 West Fourteenth street.
On TUESDAY, at lcL O'Clock,
D. W. IVES WILL sell above, part OF the contents o.
Dr. Noegarths residence, consisting OF two Parlor Suits
Brussels Carpets, bookcases Wardrobes, Extension
Tables, Pictures, Ornaments, Be iding, Desk, Kitchen
Articles Crockery, &c, &C.
Partcula rs to morrow.
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NALL AT 327 FOURTH AVENUE AND SEE WHAT
~ splendid Dwelling and Store you can get at a low
rent; has fourteen rooms. w. o. KNIGHT
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by +. COTTON, AUCTIoNEER
ID Elegant Household Furniture, French Plate
Pier, Mantel and Side Mirrors, &C.,

Pier, Mante and Side Mirrors, &c,
THURSDAY, April TO- at 105 O'Clock,
at the large private residence 1856 West Twenty third IT.
The entire rich Furniture superb Aubusson Carpet cost
81 00 Wilton and Velvet Carpets Rosewood Parlor Fur
niure, with solid backs made by Better elegant French
Cabinets, French Secretary. Centre Tables Lace Cur
tans and Cornlces Oil Paintings rich carved rosewood.
walnut and mahogany Bedseads and Bureaus best Hair
Mattresses holsters and Pillows Bedding Lounges Easy
China and Glass Ware, basement Furniture, &C.,
Catalogues at the house morning of sale and at the
saesroo. So East Thirteenth street. near Broadway,
Wednesday.
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CHORES TO RENr-THE NEW STORES 20 WARREN
y street and 20 College place, IS 'front.' forming an
{. fronting on both streets, with fine cellars.
GEO. w. WELSH, 25S Greenwich street
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CTEAM POwER-ONE OR TWO FLOORS, 44xs6 TO
- let; best and cheapest in the city; wood workers.
steam elevators; insurance low. lGO West Twenty
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CTEAM POWER-FTIST FLOOR; CORNER OF
Amty ana Macdougal streets; good light and steady
power +. W COOPER
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CTORE AND BASEMENT OR THE WHOLE HOUSE,
- 973 Second avenue, between Fftynrst and Fifty
second streets; Floors all improvements TO
let Inquire at 234 East Forty ninth Possession
right
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A HOUSES TO LET UNPUBLISHED AND FUR
IN. nished, Thirty second, Thrty-fifth and Forty
SIKH streets all Fifth avenues cheap Houses in
other locations. O'DWYER,
80 West Thirty-nrst street.
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
IA Houses and Lots,
on West Forty first street, at auction.
ADRIAN III. MULLEk. z 4. WILKINS K co.

will sell ut auction.
on WEDNESDAY, April ., at ~ O'Clock NJ.
at the Exchange SaesrooIn, Ill Broadway.
West Forty first street.-The two brick Houses
and Lots south side OF Forty first street. between seventh
and Eighth 220 and I'D with STABLE lots
together 4oxo9 feet also the three story Philadelphia
brick House and Lot, adjoining above, and known
frame Cottages and story brick Stable the reon 223
and go; lots together 60x989.