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1TH STREET, lao WEST.-LARGE ROOM ON
IL third moor, with good Beard also single Rooms
fourth floor; one for two persons, $lA; small family
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TO EAST FORTY-SIXTH STREET.-THlRD STORY
- back and hall Rooms to rent, with Board. May Il
references exchanged.
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90 CLINTON PLACE.-FuRNtSHED ROOMS, WITH
~ Board suitable tor gentlemen and their wives;
also for parties OF single gentlemen
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90 EAST TWENTIETH S1REET.-A PARLOR
sDO Floor and Second Floor; private bathroom ON
each noor without board with private table. Refer
,ences.
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MONDAY, May 5-Bcncft of Mr.. LOUIS JAMES
WEDNESDAY, May 7-Beneht OF Mrs. G.. II. GILBERT.
inal play Of POWERFUL EMOTIONAL CHARACTER, by
Mr. AUuuSTIN DAILY, partly founded drama by
DR. MOSENTHAL OF Vienna, and prepared expressly for
ths company. Every preparation is in progress to make
this brilliant play worthy crowning to the Just
ending and to sgnahzc the closing performances OF the
Fifth Avenue Theatre prior TO the Summer
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7O1 EAST TY-SEvENTH STREET.-THE LET
lLf with Board two connecting Rooms nrst floor
also three other Rooms references given and
uuired.
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100 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.-PLEASAN.
loo Rooms with Board. for families or gentlemen
reference.
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s).l SEVENTH AVENUE. NEAR TWELFTH STREET.
.1e) Desirable Rooms with first class Board; terms
moderate; references
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KLABER, sTEAM.MARBLE AND MARBLEIzIN,
IA. Works, ia aud 10 East Eighteenth strcet.-Marbl
and MarDlezcd Mant.is, rng, Marble Counters, M0nu
ments, atprces that ely competition Marble furnin
for the trade.
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CE EAST TWENTY SECOND sTgEET.--FURNIsHED
~ Rooms Tor gentlemen; large Room second
door; one on third, with OF without Breakfast
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)cTH STREET. 70 WEST NEAR BROADw tY.-
~ Pleasant Rooms second floor with large closet
and every convenience, in quiet family. without chill
iren; superior Boa rd reference.
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100 SULLIVAN sTREET.-LARGE ROOM AND
loo other pleasant Rooms 10 let, with Board, TO
spectacle men man and wife; terms moderate Amer
lean family.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-03
ARKANSAS

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April 2.-The follow
ing bills were passed i'll the Senate:
Senate relief for tax-collectors who have
received State scrip; authorizing eOun-
ty courts to secure the right of way over
toll-bridges; appropriatiDg one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars to pay the
general assembly; requiring railway
trains to stop at Incorporated towns; bill
s~t5t'OfEzsaAsS-ss SfHO OSsIv
clerks in counties of ten thousand in
habitants was made the special order
for Saturday Mr.. Belden gave notice
of bill to repeal the act providing for
boards of county supervisors, passed a
few days ago. The senate is more dig
nified and expeditions in conducting
business than the house.
In the house Mr.. BridenthaPs bill
passed providing against the evils re-
sulting from the sale of liquors in
Washington county. 1t provides that
the wife or other person injured by
intoxicated persons, have redress upon
the liquor vender, and requiring two
thousand dollar bond to secure license.
Mr.. Turner's railroad bill was called up
and tabled. A bill was passed prevent
ing bribery in office. Fortunately for
some it is imperative anterior to its
passage. An act providing for the pay
ment of perquisites and fees of State
officers into the treasury was also
passed. Mr.. Pindall had prepared a
good paper defense Of the measures,
and whilst reading Mr.. Robinson moved
that he be excused from making any
more speeches. Such episodes as these
give spicy interest to Arkansas legis-
lation. Recess until three o'clock. A
joint resolution to adjourn on the fif-
teenth was called and specially or
dered for Saturday. Sometime ago a
resolution to inquire whether Judge
Steele, of the eighth district, was i'm
peachable, was referred to the judiciary
committee. They reported to-day, and
found nothing against Steele in arrest
ing Judge Mitchell, of Hampstead
county. Millen thought the committee
was whitewashed, and moved the ap-
pOintment of another committee of five
to investigate--carried. The Hemp
stead delegators want Steele impeached,
as they fear his conservatism.
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New YORK, April 2.-The following
issthe continuation of Mr.. w. w. Good,
rich's testimony before the jury of in.
quest yesterday:
The witness said this letter was the
only indication he had had of anything
wrong on the part of his brother; hi;
father got, on Monday or Tuesday, al
exact copy of this letter; witness went
to his house to see what it meant; read
the letter to his brother, who stated thai
he had met the woman in New York
and had put her in as good a place as
she had left; witness said he saw the
dress of woman as she passed into 6
room in the house; thinks his brother
said her name was Amy Sloan, or Hone
his brother said the letter was written tx
blackmail, and that the woman had moi
had child.
Several witnesses testified to seeing
the deceased with lady who resembleC
Mrs. Myers.
At the conclusion of the testimony
above the sitting was adjourned to to.
day.
The NeaOs says that new circumstan-
ces have been brought to light in the
Goodrich murder case, which, if they
prove true, will make this one of the
mast romantic and startling murders Oh
record. 1t is certain that neither Ros-
coe nor Mrs. Myers had anything to dc
with the crime. Goodrich, it is proved
was killed on the morning his body was
discovered. Private parties are now
working up the circumstances alluded
to.
The man supposed TO be Roscoe re-
mains in custody, and will be held
until his identity can be settled beyond
doubt.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Arkansas and Mississippi How
the Day was Spent by their
Legislators.
Railroad Bill Tabled - No More
Bribery Tolerated among
Arkansas Office Holders.
Ten Thousand Dollars to the Cam
ton Sufferers The Late
ShOOting-Scrape at
Jackson.
Additional Testimony in the Good
rich Murder = The Affair
Becoming Romantic
Miscellaneous.
MISSISSIPPI.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, April 2.-The senate ses,
sion was very brief The bill
amending the registration law was
indefinitely postponed. Some amend.
ment is needed. AS the bill now
stands it is cumbersome. The expen.
sive and outrageous house passed bill
appropriating ten thousand dollars fol
the relief of the Canton sufferers
A bill drawing ten thousand dollar
from the fund of the Alcorn university
to- aid in the erection of a reformatory
school for juvenile offenders. So little
boys must go to school and not stea
chickens.
The trial of c. S. Bell, charged with al
assault with a deadly weapon, with intent
to commit murder, was held to-day. Bel
was placed under a bond of five hundred
dollars for his appearance at the mex
term of the circuit court. Both partie:
We're placed under peace bonds.
a writ of hdbeGS corpus, sued out il
the case of Mary Mcbride, will have {
hearing on Saturday.
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OLD TIMES In WEST TENNESSEE

- The manuscript for book, which will
contain three hundred or more pages-recol-
lections and "reminiscences of old times in
West TenneSsee-semi-h historic of pioneer life
and the early immigrant, in which the names
of the most notable characters and eminent
men are mentioned, with incidents and anec-
dOtes; life in the woods, with numerous
scenes in camp; hunters rencounter with the
bear and the panther; the origin and legend
of Reelfoot Lake, written by descendent of
one of the first settlers, is in the hands of the
publishers. a prospectus has been furnished
by the publishers for subscription to this
forthcoming book-a pioneer of its kind, so
far as West Tennessee has figured in historic
print to enable the author to have it pub
hshed.
An appeal is made to the immediate sue
cessors of the pioneer and early immigrant
settlers of West Tennessee, whose brave hearts
and strong arms subdued the wilderness and
made 1.-THE fitting abode of refined civilized
enjoyment, to aid the author in getting it be-
fore the reading public.
The subscription book is in the hands of
canvaSsers. ap3 d&w
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WE AssEssMENT BILL,
TELEGRAMS.

w. T. Landstreet, the merchant who
shot himself in Baltimore Tuesday, dice
yesterday.
The firm of E. Schranton & Co., OF
New Haven, Connecticut, suspended
yesterday, and made a voluntary as
signment in bankruptcy.
Two Chicago through-line coaches or
the Indianapolis, Cincinnati anC
Lafayette railroad were ditehed neal
Cincinnati early yesterday morning by
a broken rail. No one was hurt.
A requisition has been made on Gov.
ernor Dix, of New York, by the Cover.
nor of Kentucky, for the forger Mac
Donald, of Bank of England notoriety
and the police of Louisville have re-
quested the police of New York to holC
Macdonald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-03

On the other hand, Mr.. Sparks, agent Of
the White Star line, says that Captain
Williams, upon leaving the employ OF
Williams, Guion Il Co, received from
the company the most fattering testi-
monials.
The passengers were taken care OF by
the Cunard agents on their arrival here
this evening. About one hundred and
fifty of them win go by the steamer
Chase to Portland tomorrow. The
remainder are going by the
steamer Falmouth tomorrow If
there is sufficient room for them. About
one hundred bodies have been recovered
at present. The agents here ordered
one hundred collins to be sent down at
once. The city authorities and provin-
eial legislature have taken measures for
the relief of passengers that may re-
quire it.
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Az ACr to empower Countv Courts to rea!

AN ACT to empower County Courts to reas-
seSS back taxes in certain cases.
Section l--Be 1t enacted by the General Is
sembly Of the State Of Tennessee, That in all
been set aside, or declared void, by any court,
or shall hereafter be set aside or declared void
by any court, by reason of any irreguIarity
or neglect to comply with the laws in The pro-
eeedingS, or by reason OF the illegality of the
act constituting the power or authority to
assess and levy such taxes or assessments. or
for want of authority in the board or author
ity acting in lieu Of the County Courts, or the
duly authorized and legally constituted au-
thoriiies of the State for state and county
purposes, and such other purposes as were or
may be authorized by law, and said taxes still
remain unpaid, the County Court of any
county in this State, whenever such taxes or
assessments have been made, or attempted to
be made, shall have the power and may reas-
seSS back taxes upon any lot, or parcel Of lots,
with taxes for state and county purposes, and
re levy the same, and the said re-aSSesSmentS
and levieS for said purposes shall be and re-
main liens upon said lots, or parcels of land,
taxes were properly leviable and asseSsable
where such original assessments remain due
and unpaid.
Section BE ii further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring it.
Passed March 20, 1873.
A. T. LACEY,
Speaker of the Senate
W. s. McGAUGHEY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Approved February Nth, 1873
JOHN Z. BROWN, Governor.
certify that the foregoing Is a true copy OF
an act OF the General Assembly, the original
OF which is now on file 10 my ofice.
CHARLES N. GIBBS,
Secretary Of state,
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

AECALLISTER'S COMPOSITION - Perfect
VI Safety from Explosion of Coal OIL ia
Lamps. The undersigned having become the
purchasers of the above lamp powder. for the
prevention of explosion OF coal Oil in lamps.
and having thoroughly tested the same, con-
idently offer IL for sale, guaranteeing that its
use as directed VIII prevent the oil IN lamps
from exploding. Beware Of innitattOns- Pat
ent applied for. HAD&ER 4 HOSKEN.
For sale n anv Quantity, by
II. WETTER q 60,
NH band Is Monroe sfraet.
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DIED.

RITCHIE-In the seventh year Of his age,
JAMES, only son Of Kate and W. W. Richie.
Funeral services from the residence, No. 9
EchOls street, this CTHURSDAY) afternoon,
at two o'clock.
ZENOGGIO-Ye esterday, DAVID J. b. ZES0G-
LIo, infant son Of r. b. and Rejina ZenOgliOi
sged three months and twelve days.
The friends and acquaintanees of the be-
reaved parents are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral, from the residence, corner
OF Beale and Shelby streets, east side, this
(THURSDAYl afternoon, at 81 O'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-03

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The returns from
all the precincts of the city, up to the
very latest hour last night, give the
whole Democratic ticket an average
majority of over four thousand. OF the
fifteen aldermen elected, only four are
Republicans.
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MARRIED.
PoRTER-PoRTER-

PORTER the residence oi
Mr.J. W. Rhea, in this city, on the I'd inst, at
one o'clock pm, by Rev. E B. CrisInan, Mr.
JAMES F. PORTER, OF Senatobia, Miss, and
Miss ANNIE Z. PORTER, Of this city.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE

FTNHE stock of Drugs and Fixtures of the late
Il DR.. q. d. johnson, situated at No. l4l
be shown TO bona fGe bidders at the store.
Sealed bids will be received for the same for
ten days. 1 reserve the right to reject or ae-
cept any bid. g. W. JOHNSON,
Tnh0S AduainfefrafOr
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Feehter seems to have abandoned the
Lyceum theater, New York, which was
expected soon to be opened under his
management. He begins an engage
ment at the grand opeFahOuse, April 2S.
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LAWS OF TENNESSEE.

AN ACT to be entitled aAn act declaratOry Of
the jurisdiction of County Courts"
Section BE IL enacted by The General As
senl6ly Of the State Of Tennessee, That the
County Courts of this State shall have concur
rent Jurisdiction with the Chaneery and
Circuit Courts to sell real estate of decedent
and for distribution or partition.
Section BE IL further enacted, That the
mode of procedure in such cases in the Coun
ty Court shall conform, in every Re spect, tc
the rules and regulations laid down for the
conduct ef similar causes in the Chaneery
and Circuit Courts.
Section 3.-Be it further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring il.
Passed March p, 1873.
w. s. MCGAUGHEY,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
A. 7. LACEY,
Speaker OF the Senate
Approved March q, 1873.
JOHN c. BROWN, Governor.
1 certify that the foregoing Is a true copy OF
an act Of the General Assembly of Tennessee
the original of which is now on file in my
office.
CHARLES n. GIBBS,
Secretary of State.
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AN ACT relating to the Distribution of Acts
and Journals and Amendatory of Section

AN ACT relating to the Distribution of Acts
and Journals and AmendatOry of Section
- of the Code.
Section BE 1t enacted by The General AS-
seDlbly Of the State Of Tennessee, That section
% OF the Code be so amended as that the Sec
retary of State shall cause the Acts and Jour-
mails for the several officers in the State to be
safely packed and boxed, placing ali for any
one county in one and the same box, and the
same to mark and ship by railroad or other
wise, as may be most economical to the CLERK
CT the County Court in each of the several
counties OF the State, and said books shall be
shipped by public conveyance or common
carriers to the point 20 be designated blythe
Clerk of the County Court OF each county re-
spectively, nearest the county site to which
the books are to be sent and not otherwise
and when so shipped the Secretary of State
shall Immediately notify the County Court
Clerk to whom the same are shipped, and the
freight shall be paid by the county 10 which
they are shipped.
Section BE il further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from and aiterits passage,
the public welfare requiring il.
ATa,Nsr n
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''''" ~ w VS.. McGAUGHEY.

". 3. MCtTAUTHEf,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
A. T. LACEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March q, 1873.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
l certify that the foregoing is true copy OF
IN act of the General Assembly of the State
If Tennessee, the original of which is now on
lie in my office.
CHAS. N. GIBBS,
Secretary of state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09
WILLIAM COLE, AUomeNEER,
will sell, by order of executors of Robert Adar ana

Charles Cooper on Tuesday, March H. ~ NJ at s79 Full
ton street. Brooklyn, 800 vacant Lots and Houses
and LOIS situated ~ the Eighteenth and Twenty first
Wards Broohyn on Flushing, fompkns GENITAL, Myrtle
evergreen, Putnam, Pntchen and Park avenues; Bush
wick sN Avenue Boulevard Eery, Hopkins Monroe Madi-
son, Duiycs, winfield, Quincy Bogart Cook Thomsss
@ and Conseyea Streets and store Prop
Fly ~ ~ ana ay aer street New York Sale absolute
per cent n On maorga Maps az D. Bsrnctts M Futon
Brooklyn and ~ s, 1hompsons, IS Nassau street, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09
SALES AT AUCTION.

HESRy b MERTs, AgCTiosEERa .,
IhSCE mi SaGRSH sffkEG
ON TUESDAY HsP h SAEl n3Ren Il AND H.
'AT THE II SH5Hs 81 SSS$aS STREET.
Comprising HI; entire rich and elegant % which
@fss Slass fsserva
In S snf Of the owner having retired nom bust
rich and sns
II satin SIX Reps ooelane BrSeatsle and plain
Bronze and Git Pedestas fafor Tables Music
ss &c h * sss S suHs snd French walnut
saSs A
ana SnH s Eas s
Ing Tables &C. Sc Offering rare opportunity TO pur
PsSS
TERE JOHNSON. JR, .AIoTIoNEER.
rn ems z ras March rSw Is.
at II O'Clock,
5st Exchange salesroo% III Broadway New Work
ofessan%,t SiyeTsiSs PARK Lots s 's 80.
the site Of the oid Abbey and adjoining exAidcrman
The lots on ioist street stree. only los feet from
The whole are situated naas as iollows:-
18th southwest corner siree0 splendid
ith avenue cwest side, rs f. south of 1921 street,;
iolst street north sde it. vet of 18th avenue;
loSd street South sde 100 IT, west of 18th avenue;
1921 street South side, Its IT. west of 18th avenue);
As The
lots and the sale will positively be without limit
Also, a. same time and place. by order Of nonrcs
aehe perempG sit s eaSe d Central Park Lots
on lo6th and lo6th srests commencing only LOO n from
i. n sds h 'front.' snd sse N ao ss # ve esa
Term Fas srGs on @ossse Maps Soe Of
JERE JOHNSON Jr, Auotioncer 81 Park row. n. = v
JACOB BO6ART, AUCTIONEER, NO, NORTH WILL
hold Furniture at the private residences Of families de-
snng also to mortgage ana ssgnss
tate at the Merchants Exchange.
T P.TRAyER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND SALES.
es @ a.
aIP ri n sc u asa g. S
ton and private sale satsnc ton guaranteed years.
eSperence charges modsras day q 4, ss cash
sale SO East Eishth street, saioOn Fixtures &C.
JAMES CAGNEY. AuOTTONEER REAL ESTATE AND
attention to sales at the eSehange urnitare al private
sticks s ct stores &C. % years
For loaning see financial.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTION FER.
ub aSSsshpS pu w ge at auction asSn on weane
day. March H. 1879 at IL A. NJ at private residence %
mahogsny also, Mattresses, Pillows, Brussels and in.
ment Kitchen Furniture with which the sale viii
mence.
MORTGAGE sALE-JACoB BOaART, AUCTION
public auction on the 81 ave-
nue. at oelo9k on Monday March 10 the rolG sSng
easn any BY 81
BElRNE, Attorney for Mortgage.
MoRTGAGE SALE NJ cRIsrALAR, AUCTION
sIS G a.
= six-seat do, f9ur-seat DO. TOP wagons open
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BOARD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
ID child 16months old, in good ncghborhood between
Third and sixth avenues above Fourteenth street, will
furnish ROOM excepting carpets. Address, stating
terms which must be moderate, M. A. H., Herald Uptown
Rrau ch
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177 CLINTON PLACE EIGHTH sTREET.-A
large, pleasant front Room, with without
Board also other vacancies terms moderate to respecta
BILE parties
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WANTED-BoARD FOR TWO . YOUNG GENTLE,
family preferred Address, stating particulars, II. H.
box 1852 Post office.
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ice WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
IOO Sixth and Seventh avcnues.-Desrable Rooms to
let with first class Board private table If desired to
gentlemen or families; references exchanged.
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90 EAST FIFTY THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
LlJ second and Third avenucs.ro let, in a private
family, a large, nicely furnished Room, with Board
ample closets attached.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

OK WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET.-FRONT
ZtC Room second floor and hall room adjoining
southern exposure all conyenicnccs; with Board
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100 WEST TENTH STREET.-THE LET A LARGE
LOO back Room, first floor. with Board, for gentle
man and wife or two single gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

Ct = PER wEEK.-BOARD AND NICELY FURNISHED
sDC Rooms front Paror and second story 'front.' clerks
and NEE hancs; good home l63 East seventyeighth
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100 WEST TwENTY-FOURTH STREET, SECOND
lOC ioor.-Two furnished Rooms TO let to lady or
TO gentleman, with without Board; references
changed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

OOO WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET-A SMALL.
ZOJ private family have Room and Bedroom on
third floor TO let with Board, to gentlemen gentleman
and wife convenient loca ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

EAST TwENTY-NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
Il and Madison avenues-A furnished Room with or
without Board "A gentleman; others vacated in April :;
desirable for first class physician.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

DIE TO So PER wEEK-HALL ROOMS TO SINGLE
spO gentlemen; house newly furnished Board first
class; at IL Abingdon square.
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900 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET BETWEEN
ZIOC Seventh and Eighth avenues.-Nicely furnished
Rooms, with Board, for gentlemen gentleman and
wife. Terms sonabc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

TO EAST TWELFTH STREET ONE BLOCK FROM
llO Broadway.-Two connecting Rooms on parlor
floor; handsomely furnished, large closets hot and cold
WATER together separate first class Board relere noes
G XCh angcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09

ID boys Is and Is, nurse and baby; location between
Thirty fourth and Fifty third streets Madison
and Broadwav terms must be reasonable Address box
& on 'Ost
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VNANTED-AN OFFICE FOR PHYSICIAN, WITH
w Board and Rooms for himself and wife, from the st
Of May Union square preferred. Address DOCTOR,
lA West Forty eighth street
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CUPREME COURT SALE
- JOSEPH INQUIRE, AUCTIONEER
will sell ut auction on
WEDNESDAY March H. 1873, at IL O'Clock noon,
at the Exchange Salesroom Ill Broadway under lirces
ton Henry Nco ESQ.,, referee the Property 1879 Allen
street which il three story and basement House.
with 'front.' and i've story and cellar BRICK
Maps at the Auc ioneer's Office, 81 Cedar street.