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IS hereby authorised and dirscEtl OH, Of
any money in tho Treasury ototiervtc
appropriated to make the proper Payment
70 carry into effect the decree ofthc Dis.
I.rlel Court Of tho United States ior me
MldtA District OF Alabamn, bearing data
June 3 1870 IN the case OF Josiah Morris
and ~. +. johnson, claimants Of 100 bales
cotton appellants against United States,
illegally seized by the U. S. Army, which
geeFea vas made in persuaueo Of the decis.
iNa Of Tho Supreme Court Of the United.
'tele pronounced at the December term
Of 1868 such payment to DO made to the
person named in such decree, or his legal
representatives. tho sum therein awarded to
him, $500
Washington, Feb. 3--IIouse Tho civil
rights bill was reached laid aside without
actioh' .it-
sensto-Bill authorizing tho construc.
uSnof a railroad bridge over Onchaim
river at Arpadelphia, Arkansas, was
passed.
Tho Senate bill to place slaves who en-
USED Ia army on same footing with other
90'liers as 70 bounty, pensioEs was pass
Judge Darrell, Marshal Packard, BIZ
hngs aud Morton had an interview win
me President aud Attorney General to.
Jay, nothing Is Communicated by these
gentlemen, beyond that the President tx.
pressed his determination TO adhere to tho
policy indicated in his message unless
Congress took action.
S'pale deRcsacy bill passed.
sev Orleans, March S--Plour quiet.
5uperdne 6ii donbIo u; treble S(,0g( n
choice son. Cora scarce at 30. 0AA
Quiet At 81 bran quiet at Is hay, prime
~; pork scarce and frmer, new i5I 4
dry sail meats q, Il, "A, u baeou quiet
al q So Of hams lSGiS3; lard auA.
"eree S9sFY keg 1904 sugar quiet,
good to iair SE fully fair molasses, H.
ierior termentnS 45 prime 6j whlsky
doil at 90 coffee quiet Of 1920; sterling
: eight promium gold Us; cotton
hga, good scarce; sales 4G0) good ordi-
nary l1!@tTsi low mldling 1870 lss;
mlddling l94%l9S m;dlling Orleans lSs
lYt94j receipts SJil exports 10 Great
Britain l0l62 continont6, 40 ;coastwiso
3'22 stock l94,5b7. sHn loo
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auds OF RI " Ia.
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pEsrox cousry.I
YARN,

5000 acres 1omlles south OF Denton, the W. Thorn.
ton survey, prairie and timber, At 80 per acre.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associate Press Dispatches.
sfss....t
FROM AUSTIN.
AusrIN. Texas, Ma rich 3, 1873.
Special to the Dallas Herald.

AUSTIN, Texas, March 3, 1913.
Senate--Dohoney Introduced bill pro-
vidng for State Indebtedness. Referred
Election bill passed tbs House. Discuss
ing constitutional amendment, Broaddus
Bryan made speech in favor of usual
agrecment-have to pay money or lands.
Payne OF Goliad controyertcl ami lAent
will DO ratified probable vote sixty -!hree
IL favor. Lone Star ranger will be sold
B out next week TO company Of gentlemen,
who design starting new journal, to be
celled the Reporter. Lancaster win still
retain control OF tho job and press rooms.
Editor not yet decided upon.
M a4t SALAD
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FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

lconcres 3n'lcs east cfBreckisridge,lE Mop sur.
sey, 30 ascss IN cultivation, at $50 per acre.
2bo acrsa fmiles northof Dallas 100 acrcs in Guilt.
yaion, good orchard, at 5000
2in acres8 miles soutl.west Of Dallas 200 acresin
cultivation, 10 ares pasture, good dwelling ten
ant.houses BARN siable,r &C. Gin, small saw ana
grisr.ni 1T $4,000. 9iiisi 1ifg' uI -"
20 acres miles norlh-westo OF Dallas, so acres In
cultivation story house, at $1,000. 44
tiyaiion, at S22 80 per acre, '1 6f
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rAnaASr..cousrY.

~.'12so acros patented to Clark Bryan, ats25o
la76 acres in the name Of " Houston, at 81 usr
acre.
100 acres 70 miles south west u Fort Worth, mart
Of the j. Glfelon survey, prairie, at 81 per acre.
100 acres 70 miles castof Fort Worth, tho FAnnin
survey, al 81 per acre
40 ecice, 6 miles south. west OF Dallas, tho No
kidney 4 Williams tnrsy, prairie, al u per acre
,rRltsI
YH4 c4Sz FARMS.
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hhh'y Williams survey, prairie, at " per acre
sraAfs&
wa E.1 FARMS.
,oo
eu'''sa'ioh orchard and hedss icnss' price $500
SVoo acres 10 miies south OF Denton, the W. Thorn.
ION survey pra'si' ana ''mDer' AZ " per acre.
~ Farm, y
200 acre. ! miles ,ou,b or rsvi.v,,,. .. 49,.
eultya,as ~ al ,r snr " ~ acres
= = r w.
JACK sOusrr.
.ee pAnkrn oorr,v
nc ~ >T'se~'''''s' $3.50
1850 acres at 50 50 Dor acre. = 49,
isIa r -. s III
MONTAGUE COUNTY,.
llio acros at - por acra ss,sss
" Aift Ft,
ARCHER COUNTY,
y ,o, 49,, tifsl 3, 49,
q 22'oacres at " per aero rs e XII
rRATu couNrrA.
1890 acres at 81 per aore.,sis
AD1'' VVos1
1eo seses jose a Guano snrvey Chambers
HENDERSON COUNTY
cultivation Il g. Sr 81 y aSra In
u,,,,. co,,,,r
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-03
MORE ABOUT THE GANG"
The ''IIOOd's Ladding Robbers Identi-
fed
Gauum Mynntt Heard From.

Wednesday Mr.. Minton, of the firm OF
Hood q Nlinton, at Hoods Landing, Roane
county, arrived in the city, pursuant to a
letter from Sheriff Gossett, and identified
Henry Mynatt and John Mangrum as the
paTties who robbed him some time since
at his store. He recognized their voices
at once, and says that Mangrum and My
matt came in the store together, and, seeing
no one in but him, Mynatt drew two re-
wolvers, one in each hand, while Man.
grum robbed him. He says they got about
SO out of his pocket-book, and about
S. or $40 in lockwood script. This ac-
counts for the lockwood script found on
Mynatt's person They also got hats and
articles of clothing, which Mintonidentified
and a small cartridge pistol the same, ac-
cording to description that Love found on
the person of Mangrum, and which he had
used on Love. The robbers did not find
the money-drawer, which contained quite
a sum of money at the time. They also
missed finding pocket-book in another
room containing large sum of money.
The scoundrels, after having secured their
booty, beat a hasty retreat, and Mr.. Min
ton heard nothing more OF them until he
received Sheriff Gossett's letter. Other
parties who have been robbed by the gang
many days and also identify them as the
perpetrators. We don't wonder that Man
.grum did not wish to converse about his
past life, as it is doubtless a continued ca
reer of crime.
Mangrum rested we'll all day yesterday
and is thought to be gradually Improving.
1t has always proved not to be an easy mat
Ter to kill men of his character, and that
they will generally survive an injurywhich
would prove almost instantly fatal to an
ordinary man.
Henry Mynatt is improving rapidly, and
is able to walk about little. He will,
doubtless, be well ere many days.
Loudermilk is still at large, and no relia'
BILE news of his whereabouts had been re-
ceived up to yesterday evening, Parties
interested in his capture are still on the
trail, and it is confidently hoped that he
will yet be brought in. He is desperate
man, and his arrest would gladden. many
a heart in Monroe county. We will hope
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OFT fer Nashville.

Wednesday, United States Marshal S. p.
Evans, with ID. NJ. Boyd, j. r. Larkin and
j. G. Duff as guards, conveyed four prison.
9rs to Nashville and one to the Monroe
county jail, they having been sentenced at
the last term of the United States Court, as
follows n. b. Carter, for passing two
"raisedn twenty-dollar bills, five years in
the penitentiary; George Lawson for at
tempting to pass "raisedn bill in this city,
two years in the penitentiary; Samuel
Branch, for attempting to pass "raised"
bill in Greene county, six months in peni-
Tertiary; J. II. Kelso, one of the pension
conspirators, fined 81 600 and three months
in the penitentiary, and p. Il. Butler, an
other of the pension conspirators, was
fined 81 900 and to be confined in Monroe
county jail. until the fine is paid, or until
he swears himself out according to law.
The two first named parties had the APP
pearanee of being desperate characters,
and it is said that Lawson has been to the
penitentiary before for horse stealing and
was pardoned. Samuel Branch, who was
only sentenced for six months for attempt
| ing to pass a raised bill, had born a very
| good character in his county previous to
! this, his first attempt at counterfeiting.
| He leaves wife and several small child
| rem in rather destitute circumstances. He
| claims that he was misled by a man named
Thomas, to this first and only act of viola.
! ton of law. The circumstances connected
| with his arrest, and sympathy for the
mans family moved the Judge to a light
| sentence. Kelso and Butler have had the
| benefit of an extensive notice heretofore
| and it is not necessary to make further
| mention of them.
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SIIeriH,s sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI EXPONAS
ID issued from the Circuit Court OF Knox county,
Tennessee. and to directed. will on Saturday the
18th day Of December 1873 in front Of the court house
in the city of Knoxville, SELL for cash in hand to the
highest bidder, at public cutlery. certain house and
lot situated and lying in the city Of Knoxville, LIST
civil district of Knox county, the north side of
Church street, running Clinch street adjoining the
property of James r. Cooke on the west and the prop
on the east being the same property now occupied by
Mrs. Branner, levied on the property of l.. c.
Haynes to satisfy Judgment in the Circuit Court Of
Haynes and Others Said sale will take place between
the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. N, and !. p. n.
xii ld2w3 V. f.. GOSSETT Sheriff
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Notice Of Insolvency.

In the County Court at cambridge.
THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF GKo,
L W, Jones, deceased, hayi0g been suggested bv Nj.
NJ. Corbet administrator IL is ordered by the Court
thar publ alton be made for consecutive weeks
in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle, newspaper pub
lished in the city Of KnOxve, Tennessee, notifying
the creditors Of said estate to tile their claims with the
clerk of the Cou ~ Court OF saq county of Jefferson,
duly aut uetted as required by law. on or before
the t or February, loI4 they will be thereafter
barred.
Witness, james NJ Nicholson. Clerk of the County
C1urL otsdd county AT ofiee in cambridge, the LIST
Monday Of OJtOber. 1873,
JAMES VI. NICaOL'ON, Clerk.
NV II. 1873 By Ed. r. NALL, u. q.
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CHAN Gerry SALE
OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
IN
Knoxville, Tennessee.

No. 244.
DURsUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED BY
Il the Chancery Court at Knoxville at the July Spe-
cia Term, 1873 in the of Joseph W. Sneed Exr.
vs. Thomas L. Williams, Trustee, and Others, will sell
in front Of the Court House door, in Knoxville on
Saturday, 18th day Of December, 1873, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ,
at public auction, to the highest bidder the lot par
eel land mentioned and described in the peadngs
70 wit: 81 valuable residences and manufacturing lots
in the city of Knoxville, lying in body of about
both sides Of the East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia Railroad and the Of First Creek, 'front.'
ing Depot, Hardee, Campbell Lanier aud McClung
streets laid of and numbered from to 81, inclusive
on map OF said tract; now on file 10 the Chancsry
Court Clerks office. at Knoxville known as the
OF "Sneeds Reversion." portion of these lots Oe,
extraordinary facilities as manufacturing property
having both railroad and water privileges, and is the
only remaining property Of this character for sale in
Knoxville.
TERMS:
The property will be sold 3. 9, Is and q months
time Notes bearing six per cent interest with good
personal security, will be required of the purchaser
purchasers and lien retained the and tor iurher
security. NJ. L. PATTERSON, G. Nj.
Nov. IL, 1873 .dlwSt
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I'm the Chancery Court at Dan-
bridge.
ORIGINAL RILL.

X, l.. McBce, Administrator. VS.. j. c. and c, Is. c.
Hodges, Executors, &e, ct ais.
1T APPEARING TO TIE CLERK AND MASTER,
i from the bill filed in tns cause. which is sworn to,
that VIM. Love and wife, Mary Love are residents of
North Carolina; Rob't Brown and wife. Diana Brown,
residents Of Virginia Charles Headrick and wife,
Sarah Haadric n0n-Tesdens. and that the names
ages and residences of the children of Galloway Hodges
Jr. and of Joseph Hodges and Lycurgus Hodges (if
any there be- unknown 1t is ordered by the Clerk
and Master at his November rules 1873 that publica
ton be made, for four successive weeks in the Knox
vile Weekly Chronicle, notifying said defendants to
appear before the Chancery Court, at cambridge for
Jefferson county, Tennessee the second Monday of
January next and make defense to compliments bill
the same will be taken for confessed and the cause
set for hearing eN parte as TO them.
A copy of the erder. Attest;
d. r.. N BLACKBURN, c. & NJ.
November g. 1S73.xillw4W
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Attachment Notice.

Thomas j. Northern vs.. Andrew A. Blackburn,
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT THAT THE
defendant, Andrew A. Blackburn is justly indebted
TO the plaintiff and e nonresident OF this State.
ty 1t is hereby ordered that publication be made in
theiknoxvile Chronicle Newspaper published in the
city of Knoxville, for four successive weeks. notifying
said Andrew A. Blackburn to appear before me at my
office. in the 7th civil district of eferson county Ton
nessee on the 18th day Of May 1874 and make defense
20 said suit il will be proceeded with ex parte This
18th day of November. A. d. 1873
ROBERT W. PIERCE.
Nil2w4tF j, p. for Jefferson county.
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I'm Chancery at Jacksboro', Tenn.
Jonathan S. Lindsay vs.. S. Cooper George Deap a
James q. Hunter.

Jonathan S. Lindsay s. Cooper. George Delap and
James G. Hunter.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
affidavit of complainant, that James C. lluuter ono
of the respondents, resident of the State of
Tennessee 1t ordered by that said James c. Hun
ter be to appear before the Chancery Court
JHcksborO, Tennessee on the Sd Monday in December
next This other defense to be filed the lst
Monday of said month"; and make defense to the bill.
or the same will be taken for confessed and down
for hearing eX partc as to him.
IT is further ordered that copy of this notice be
published for four successive wesks in the Knoxville
Chronicle, newspaper published ut Knoxville, Tenn,
This LIST Monday in October, 1873.
JONATHAN S. LINDSAY, c. An.
Nov u 1gT3w1tn
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attachment Notice.

Ut ,. d MUOre vs., MAX HcndricksOn,
IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS FROM THE AFFI-
DAVlT of the plaintiff that the defen dant has fed
the country or has o1ncese1 himself that the ordi
nary process OF law can not reach him. and that has
tried to fraud tly dispose Of his property: 1t is
therefore, ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Chronicle. n newspaper pub
lshed ! Knoxville. Tennessee notifying said de-
endant 70 appear at my office in Clinton. Tennessee,
90 the 10th day of December A. D.. 1873, and defend
said attachment suit the will be taken con-
fessed and the cause set Tor hearing ex gaTte.
JOHN ALLEN, SEAL
xil2w4 Justice of the Pence for Anderson Co
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for the success of the expedition against
NIYNATr,s NHrREAnouTs.

LOT Iue suCCesS Vi Jue eAplulIlon agalHSJ
him.
MYNATT's WHEREABOUTS.
Ganum Mynatt was known to be at a
house near the mouth of Buffalo Creek,
seven or eight miles from Rutledge, on
Tuesday night, the 18th inst, Mt which
time he had his wounds dressed, though
what Doctor rendered the service was not
known by our informant. He is shot in
one arm while the other hand is said to be
badly margled. The former hurt he re-
ceived at the bands of young Cobb, in the
first skirmish and the latter was caused by
the explosion of his own pistol. He is now
almost if not quite disabled.
Mr.. Love, who so successfully conducted
the mannuvres that resulted in the cap
ture of Mangrum, started for the scene yes
terday afternoon, and it was thought in the
neighborhood that his capture would soon
take place and without much difficulty or
danger attending it. When caught he de-
serves to be placed in Mangrum's cell.
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Attachment Notice.
Robert Modaris VS. Mark Hendriclson

Robert Madaris vs.. Mark Hendrickson.
IN this ease. it appearing from the affidavit of
/ the plaintiff that the defendant has abscOnded
the country and has tried to rauduenty dispose Of his
properly; ii is, therefore, ordered that publication be
made for tour weeks in the Chronicle, a newspaper
published in Knoxville, Tennessee notifying said de-
PENDANT TO appear at my office in Clinton on the sth
day of December. A. D. 1873 and defend said attach
nent suit, or the same will be taken confessed and
the cause set for heGrng eX parte.
.. JOHN ALLEN, IsEAL1
Xi5wit Justice Of the Peace for Anderson County.
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Chaucery Court at IXnoxiIIe.
TCnneESeG.

Lille Lee Edwards VS. Thomas D. Edwards.
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL FILED IN
this cause, which is sworn to, that the defendant
Thomas ID, Edw ards is resident of the State OF
Tennessee, it is ordered that the defendant above
named appear before the Chanccry Court at Knox
vile, Tennessee,
ON the first Monday in january meet, 1871,
that being Rule day of said Court and mike defense
to the bill filled in this cause, the will be taken
for confessed
true copy. Attest;
N, L. PATTERSON, c. AN.
Nov l9-64t
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I'm the Chancery Court at Dan
bridge.
ORIGINAL BILL.

UhININNI BILL.
r. l.. McBee VS.. J. c. and c. b. c. Hodges Executor
etRl.
IT APPEARING TO TIE CLERK AND MASTER,
from the bill filed in this cause, which is sworn to,
that VIM. Love wife Mary Love- are residents of
North Carolina; Robert Brown and wife Diana
Brown; ara residents Of Nirenia Charles Headrick
and wife Sarah Headrick residents, and that
the Names ases and residences of the children and
heirs law of Galloway Hodges, Jr and of Joseph
unknown It is ordered by the Clerk and Master at the
November Rules. 1873: that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chron
cle notifying said defendants to appear, the second
Monday of January next, before the Chancery Court
at cambridge. for Jefferson county. Tennessee, and
be taken confessed and the for hearing ex
parte as to them, November Sd, 1879.
A copy of the order. Attest:
xiIqw4 d, II, n. BLACKBURN G. a NJ
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Ia the Chancery Court at Dan
bridge.

II. A. Sawyers We, Edwin Henry CT ais.
EdeiH Heary and IFH,. NJ Sdcycrs:
VJU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE AC-
l. COUNT ordered in this cause by said Court
at its October term 1873. will be taken at the CLERK
and Masters office, in the court house at DAN
bridge on Wednesday the 10th day Of December
next; at which I me and placeyou can pear with
i'm my the nccount will 'be taken ex partS
Dene office 10 cambridge, ths Sd day OF Nov ember
1873. u. Il, N. BLACKBURN u, N
Nor u 1873 VIA
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The President Quoted.

New YORK, Nov, Washington spe-
Gals to New York papers contain the fol-
lowing:
During an interview with n prominent
Senator, President Grant is said to have
used the following language:
"When the Government makes every
preparation for an aggressive or defensive
policy, fits out its navy, and does every
lhing to make the army effective up to the
limit of calling for troops, you can put
whatever construction J GU please on such
action. If were to judge of such move
ments as a civilian, / should say they were
warlike. L do not remember of anything
of the kind having been done in this coun-
try which was not the preface to peace or
satisfaction for our offended honor. So
far, / believe our history sustains me i'll
this assertion. If my message to Congress
does not convey this idea, it will be be-
cause ! forget the words in which to express
it,"
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SherIM,s Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A VENDITIoNI ENPONAS
Is issued from the Circuit Court Knox county, Ten
nss,ee and to me directed, | will, on SATURDAY,
THE i3FH DAY OF DECEMBER 1873. between the
hours OF ten o'clock, A, n, aud p Ne in tr0nt of the
court house door in the city of Knoxville sell for cash
in hand to the highest bidder, at public cutlery Ger
tain house and lot situated and lying in he city Of
Knoxville LIST civil district Of Knox county, the
north side of Church street running to Clineh street.
and the property formerly owned by the heirs Jud
Alexander on the east, being the zane property now
pied by Mrs. Branner LEVIED on as the property OF
L. O. HAYNES 20 satisfy q judgment III the Circuit
Court Of Knox county, u favor OF Powell vs., Landon
G. Haynes VIZ. dVSSkIL' SAefin'
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ChanCery Court at TaZeweII, Ten
nRRRPR

James NJ. Kincaid and j. Trcece.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
bill filed. which is sworn to- that James M.:Kincaid
fore ordered by the Court that publ alton be made
for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle,
see notifying said non.resdent defendant, James NJ.
Kincaid. to appear at Rules TO be held the Clerk
and Masters Office. at the court house in Tazewell,
Tennessee, the first Monday in January, 1874 and
plead. answer demur to compliments bill or the
same will be taken confessed and heard ex parte as
TO him. Nov II, 1873.
ri 26w4 B.AUSMUS, c. Nm.
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Major J, j. Busby has been nominated
by citizens mass meeting for Mayor of
Memphis. He was Chairman of the Citi-
zens Relief Committee during the yellow
fever at Memphis.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

WINTER RESORTS,


ENLoRIDA.-FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET AT
Green Cove Spring; IL rooms; suitable for private
family or genteel boarders. For particulars apply to
owner, l2S East Twenty second street.
DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU N. p, BAHIA.
III mas will open November l. 1873. Persons desiring
to escape the rgors Of Northern winter obtain
cuar containing full nforma tion by addressing JAMES
LlDGERWOOD 75S Broadway, New York
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RoARpERs WANTED.

OOD STREET WEST sis-ELEGANT ROOMS, FIRST,
~ second and fourth floors; superior table, attend
ance and home guaranteed. and liberal terms to good
parties
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GOD ST. WEST, 56-ELEGANT SUITS OF ROOMS
~ on first and second floors front with first class
Board also one Room ON third floor two gentleman;
rafe
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90 AND rs WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET BE.
20 tween Fifth and sixth avenues. Rooms TO let
newly furnished, with first class Board references
changed