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POLICE PICKINGS.

But few men are more frank and candid
than Mr.. s. S. Ccle. Some men, upon be-
ing asked whether it was true that they
were drunk on the streets, would have de-
MED the soft impeachment. Others would
have declined 10 answer until they heard
the evidence. But Mr.. Cole (who is evil
IDENTIFY blood relation of Old King Cole
that jolly old soul''] is not that kind
of man. He had been drunk
-uery drunk, and he frankly ad-
mitted the fact. Indeed, he said
be was SO very dunk that for the life
of him he couldn't tell whether he came to
town this week or not. The evidence
ELECTED the fact, although intoxicated, Mr..
Cole had not been noisy or demonstrativ3.
His recumbent form had been discovered
in a soft spot in the gutter, by a vigilant
policeman, who Kindly piloted him to
haven of rest. e. the WorkbOuse. Five
dollars.
Mary Alexander and Laura Fiemming re-
side IN close proximity to each other. Lau-
"a is older than Mary, ard Mary is younger
than Laura, and as both have allowed the
tendrils of their sfsctions to twine around
the same object, the green-eyed monster
jealousy has taken up a permanent resi-
dence 10 their breasts and neither pays rent
nor shows any indication of removing
to other quarters. Occasionally these two
female women would visit each other, and
then the air in their immediate vicinity,
grows thick and ulphurous, as they burl
pet names and things at each other.
While thus engaged Monday evening, an
individual dressed in blue garments, beam
ed pleasantly upon than, and after a short
conversation induced them to accompany
him to the Hotel de Corbett, where all
accommodations Of that srjstocratic es-
Enlistment were placed at their disposal.
Their bill yesterday morning amounted to
a grand total of ten dollars.
Tennie Anderson admitted that she had
called Horace Blackburn liar, and seemed
to be Of the impression that when she was
knocked down by the latter, she had only
received her just deserts, ard besides, she
said it didn t hurt much to be knocked
down. Blackburn was requested to plank
down five dollars.
John Blood was brought before the Court
to answer TO the charge of using vulgar
and abusive language, the charge being
preferred by his dearly beloved wife. a
witness testified that Mrs. Blood was a
most estimable woman-hard working,
oblging, and all that, but that she has
tongue which wags increasingly, and that
the real truth in the matter was that she
had been using The abusive language instead
Ct her husband. The case was dismissed.
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For Cairo, Memphis, st. Louis
and New Orleans.

TIME fine Steamer rT-
Il JNO. 9. BRAESFORD, -ls5E23fzSssss22s
j. W. Lowell, Master. W. Z. Byers, CLERK,
Leaves for as above TO-DAY, 30th inst, at
O'Clock p. m.
HARRISON s. SON, Agents, corner Broad
and Front streets. 1t a
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TFOfrinX Race.

A t7o:ting race is to take place at the
Nashville Diving Park on Thursday even
ing next, with eight announced to start, all
well matched. Pools on this race will lie
sold at the Merchants Exchange tonight.
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WE have heard that editing newspaper
Is something like chunking The t-e-every
man thinks he knows more about it than
the man who has hold of thu poker. If
these who are ever SO ready a d anxious to
counsel editors as to the proper mode of
conducting Their papers, would try their
skill for q little while in the business, they
would discover that there are as many who
advise one way as another. He who en-
deavors to please everybody will find in thu
end that he has failed to please anybody.
The only course a conscientious editor can
pursue, is to calmly aud deliberately inves
tigate both sides of every question that
comes within bis province, to deal with,
and then adopt that which, to his mind, is
most conducive to right and the public
gc0d.-HumbOLM Journal
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A lady asked her doctor if he did not
think the small bonnets the ladies' wore had
a tendency TO produce congestion of the
brain. "Ohl no." replied the doctor,
"Women who have brains don't wear
Them"
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Sent to Jail.

Alex. Cleveland snd Lou. Hager, Coiored,
had a trial yesterday before Justice Cassetiy,
upon three distinct charges, vagrALcy,
lewdness and living together as man and
wife. They were adjudged guilty, and for
want Of bail were committed to Jail.
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A loafer tumbled into the dry dock the
other day and got terrible sousing. He
says he couldn't see what made the people
lie 30. ''Dry dock be -! I'm wetter
than a weeks east wind squeezed out, cuss
il ~
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This is Detroit SANDER: "Since the strin.
gent temperance law in Massachusetts,
BARRIERS use more bay rum than ever. II
filters through the scalp. If the average
Massachusetts head wasn't so thick, all
would be lovely"
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Trunks, Valises and Sstchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. ie6 If =
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Undergoing his examination, a medical
student was asked what was the mode of
action of disinfectants. He replied, "They
SINE Il SO badly that people open the windows
and the fresh air gets in"
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Latest style cut of Double and Single
Breasted White Vests can be found at NJ.
Powers Star Clothing Store, corner Mar
ket street and Public Square.
jy19 till aug1
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mo. coal
I'm ChQsRcerls fEf Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville, July
the 9th, 1813-Thomas w. Caldwell, Commits
sionef, etc, complainant, vs.. Albert Roberts and
others, defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause
that the defendants, W. A. HOskins and Henry
Blood are nOn-residents Of the State of Tsnnes-
sec, 20 that the ordi. AIRY process of law cannot
be served pom them; 1t is therefore ordered
that said defendants enter their appearance here
in before or within the first three days Of the
next term Of said court, to be held on the first
Monday IN October next (1S73), and plead, answer
or demur to cOmpiainants bill, OF the same Will
be taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing ex parte, and that copy Of this order
be published for four consecutive weeks in the
Nashville Union and American
A copy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
j. T. Brown, Solicitor for Complainant.
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A noied wag in Western college one
morning read theme of unusual merit,
The President being supicious, asked point
eddy if it was original. "Why, yes, sir"
was the reply. ait had original over it in
the paper took 1t from"
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Try DOOley's Yeast Powder. You will
soon lind it not only the best, but also the
cheapest Baking Powder. Put up full, net
weight. iy21 1W
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STRAYED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CTRAY CQW.-Strayed from the residence
y I'd. Baxter, in South Nashville, last week,
a large, red-horned Mich Cow, with some white
about her, in rather thin order, marked with a
crop and underbit In the right ear. Five dollars
will be paid for return, or information SO that
she can be recovered. JOHN H. EWIN.
iy3O st
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Assault with a Knife.

Sandy Lewis, colored, charged with as
saulting bis wife with knife, had trial
be ore Justice Everett yesterday, and in
default of $1,000 bail was committed to
Jail.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
mo. Z ,6O6.J
I'm Chunceru at .EiHshciEEe.


In ChGTscery at Nashville. .
CTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville, July
the 9Th, 1S73.-ThOmas W. Caldwell, Commits
siOner, etc, Complainant, VS.. Emma York and
another, Defendant
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause
that the defendants Emma York and John York
are nOn-residents of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon them: 1t is therefore ordered that said de-
PENDANTS enter their appearance herein before or
within the first three days of the next term of
said Court, to be held on the first Monday in Dc
tober next, (1S73,) and plead, answer or demur
to cOmpIainant's bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed to them and set for hearing ex
parte; and that a copy of this order be published
for four consecutive weeks in the Nashville
Union and American. To
A Copy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
j. t. Brown, Solicitor for Complainant.
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The remaining stock of Spring and
Summer Goods at the Star Clothing Store
is redueed in price; so call On NJ. Powers
and see for yourself. Corner Market street
and Public Square. jy19 till aug1
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CITY Notices.

Going Cheap.-Our entire stock of
Piques and Alvsrado Stripes must be sold
this week. Great bargains will be given.
John Gilgan & Co., 113 Church street.
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White Duck Suits from So to Sl5, at
N. Powers. ig19 tiIlaug1
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LOST.

U0-ON00CON(IlCNINN(N0 NN,'1~'-I(|I(N(>N'
LOsT-A Porte-monie, on Saturday 20, on
College street, containing $50 or more currency,
County Warrant for $50 in my favor and other
pspers valuable to me. The find will be prop
eriy rewarded by returning the same TO me.
iy @ If ISAAC PAUL.
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IRON MERCHANTS. /
Tennessee IRON Store.
81 aud "a North Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
d. HILLMAN & SONS,

Sole Manufactures of
Tennessee Charcoal Bloom and Ken
tucky Charcoal Iron,
Have in store large and full assortment, and
our Rolling Mill being in full operation, we
are prepared to Roll every description of
Merchant Bar, Band, Round, Square,
sheet, Heads, Fire Box and
Boiler Plate Iron,
Which we offer to cash and prompt buyers at
greatly reduced prices. myl5 3m
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THE CITY.


Rev. DR.. R. A. Young will pr2ach at
Woodbine church in the 9th district on
Sunday evening next at 4 O'Clock.
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FOR SALE

NOR SALE-The Combination Wood Worker
H left in the Exposition Building at the close
of the Exposition. Everything complete, ready
or use. a good bsTgSin and easy terms. APP
ply to B. G. WOOD, of Wood & Simpson, NASH
vile, Tenn. lyle eod2w
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Melancholy suicide-A little boy, on be.
ing threatened with whipping, hung his
head.
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In the Memphis appeal of Sunday las,
we find the following list of merchants of
that city who returned the sums opposite
their names as the value of stocks they car
ried during the year, and upon which they
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Ranges in Riuers during pdst tlrenfv-fotr 60Ery
xBelow hlah water mark of 1871.

Blank (. } 1pdIcstes no report; cipher (0J STA
tionsry; minus ) tendency TO fall; plus (t) tez-
dsncy 10 rise. A. Z. FORD, Observer
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WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICEB,
WAsHINeIcE, d. c., July 20, 1873.
Probabilities.-On Wednesday for Gulf
and South Atlantic States, southerlY
winds, partly cloudy weather. and numer-
Gus local storms. For Middle States, west
eIly winds, partly cloudy and clear weather.
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FOR RENT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NOR REET-Seversl small Dwellings. APP
u ply to JAMES GENNETT, at Gennett q
Co.'S, No. 63 and 65 South Market street.
4jyH lw
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for this City, Tuesday,
InIu IG-2
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THE LARGEST AND BEST

Twelve Pages SeVenty.twO Columns.
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inches.
Ielegrdphic Report from Signal Service Corps o.
s. a, Of Observation, at 3:5e o'clock p. G-By
The Pacific ard Atlantic Lirs.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of RiUers, July 20, lS73,-Heiqat of mater
above lOl0 JOdteT mark at 800 p. NJ
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ITO MARY ANN HODGES, DAUGHTER OF RICHARD
i Hodges late OF Twyiord Common, in the parish of
Aconbury in the county OF Hereford who resided about
eighteen years ago different places in and Clerk
enwe in the county Of Mddlesex and who is supposed
have emgrated to the United States Of America about
the year 1860 or her legal representatives.
notice that the Judge Of the County Court OF Hereford
SHIRE Hereford has made decretal order In suit
Dickens and Another INNS and Others calling upon
and all claiming estate or interest under
certain trusts Of the will Elizabeth Hodges late
Caow in the said county spinster deceased to send
before the 18th day of July 1873 by post prepaid to
the Registrar of the said Court full particulars Of the
In default thereof YOU viii be excluded from
benefit under the said will And further take notice,
that after this advertisement you will be bound by any
decree order made be made the said suit II
you had been personally served with the original plant
BY order OF the Judge.
j. J. NEYNOLDs, Registrar of the Court
Dated this 18th day OF March, 1873
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N''10s aAE E2ss THREE s1sa sss.o's GARDEN
ra HE sqSSas 2E T WEsrE EEAIfE
BUFFALO BILL, vpn prvr,,xv TEXAS JACK,
HHEE s sSSSFs 81 81 TIE TIE FEzTRTE
y he Original GSSs
Dove Min Ned M B9ntlps
Act imIhs Tlr4ppsr and .he scouts '-'
Gale 6arg ii the torture rprss f Post
AT z h6w!Ss Dean q 81. ssd b Ss Eas''
At % fSssss. R & PssI
rn p..s.. Inc rrairie on Fire..
II @ e roaring Farce
and first time at this S1 asssEs P & M Celebrated
whose engagement is positively limited to two weeks
NIBLo's eA sspEs;, .vsouxo, v.,, BENEFIT.
- ,o,sr . On EkfbAT HESSEsS fSS, apfii
JOINT 1fSf Bill I 5Aok BENEFIT
THE scouTs OF THE He PRSAffRlEs. -U
n a0s $$S I'VE Hyss WEEKS aPE sal4 1873 V0AAS
The popular brilliant and versatile vOKES FAMILY
Box sheet open.
NIBLo's GARDEN
AVOID
RosINA voKEs,
JESSIE voKEs, c,r,, -
VICTORIA voKEs. run noo.s
FRED voKEs, ~ ~,
r.upoN voUCc
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CUPREME COURT
'Hl The q ses
Opening Of Kingsbridge Road,
the Harlem River laid out BY the Commissioners Of
the Central Park, In the city Of New York
Assessment in the above entitled matter hereby give
ali houses and lots and improved OF aaimprovea lands
affected thereby and to ali others whom IL may concern
THAT we have completed our estimate and assess.
ngs Or in any ths lands thereby and Who may
ss r.
81 asS o YpS ~ S Sst ssa s
o% ssss sss en- ssisss m .a..
and other documents ySIoh used by a
fss e az 5
s sa | a s 9 ss ss
following bounds limits. that p commencing
ns h or pH s q @ 81 s # III ds
e s sh s or s
high water mark q the Harlem River thence along the
sad s1s,
ns the ee n d y sns Winds windsor Kyef high
the southery line i65th thence easlery
ssa Hs a ' sS
the sa S % fe sad 70 s e
northery line or side Of the point place
.That report herein win be presented to the su
cs to e n city
Hall in the city Of New York, on the 18th day Of May
heard thereon motion viii Be made that the said report
5 $HSs4 4 S n5a$%Ss
NEW YORK March 49, 1873.
GALE OF WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE AND RUTH
Virtue Of deeres o. the superior Court the county
sw ss % Se 8 c.oa
trustees against the wmngsn Char lot and Euhel
hs
ss.sa ssssss ssd sSfn
The highest bidder: At the Court House door. in
tss is,y %%sasssn r. ssaaI
f o n sn ksa tn IL
mus in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid to its western
ts stanss 3: * sa
y es hs s % Il Il
the county Of cleveland in said state are completed and
ss h wh
s s sen.s woSa Cd
bS Sfi and ali ocomotives tenders cars and other
pemea tofa
ana M sna ares Thy
belonging or By said s ne de-
complaint filed in said case And including also all
and singular the shares OF the capital stock of The
Of said defendant and all the estate rights title
in and any and all real and personal property e
herein before referred to or which is owned by said
defendant Terms Of sale, cash. The bonds of said
above named deienaant "The wilmington Charlotte and
mortgage referred to in the complaint bearing date
March l. 1867 and made to LIE Grand Lockwood and the
plaintiffs amounting in the aggregate TO S2J0OO will
be received from the purchaser or purchasers IN pay
Forty thousand dollars of the amount bid at said sale is
be paid in cash, and for the residue remainder of
the bid, the bonds secured by said mortgage
will be received to such extent and such proportion
such residue remainder bears to the aforesaid
gate amount of said bonds
EDWIN BURRUSS,
CHARLES N. STEDMAN. Referees.
JOHN D. TAYLOR,
FEBRUARY %. 1873
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~ WEST THIRTY-sECOND STREET LARGE AND
II # small hand omely furnished Rooms 10 let with
Board location house and table first class and all the
comforts OF home; second story front Room and Bed
AZ
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pRIvATE FAMILY.-wANTED, BY WIDOW LADY
L and son. adult, comfortable Rooms with good,
nutritious Board; permanent the Summer and per-
haps longer IL the place suits: moderae first class
references given and required. Address BOARD, box
$40 Post Office
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| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TWO ROOMS OR ROOM
| w and Bedroom. with Board for wife and daughter,
3years OF between Fourth and Twentieth streets
and Fifth and Seventh terms not 10 exceed 500
per month. Address c. SMITH, 2f5 Bleecker street
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BOARD wANTED-BY A PHYSICIAN, THE USE OF
ID Room, furnished unfurnshed on first floor,
with Board Address with terms, j. M box lss Herald
Uptown Branch office.
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AZ WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.-LARGE, PLEAS
AfO ant Rooms second floor 10 let with Board for
family single gentemen one furs ished; uniur-
pished
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ROARDERs WANTED.

C07 EAST sIxTYFIFTH sTREET.-Two OR
e)U three gentlemen canbe accommodated win goou
Board and plainly furnished Rooms; terms reasonaple
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| WANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. COM
w Portable Room, with full partial Board, near
Fifty first and Ninth Address T. A., No
Warner street room
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BOARD wANTED-BY A LITERARY GENTLEMAN
- and wife, In payment for first class new Piano; an
old will be taken exchange; location good terms
reasonable; references. Address b. A. B., 1874 East
Twelfth street
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yNANTED-REASONABLE BOARD FOR LADY
w and gentleman, with o front Bedroom and hall
Room in strictly private family west side references
Address BOARD, box 956 Post office.
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~ WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
II Broadway and Sixth avcnue.-A front and back
Paror with without Breakfast, for gentlemen only
no moving terms 81 So
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17 WEST TWENTY NINTH STREET.-A HAND
Il someiy furnished suit of Rooms private table If
required also third floor, two large Rooms, with
Board; terms moderate.
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o70 WEST TWENTY. SECOND sTREET-rWo
OlO large Rooms TO rent, with Board, separately Or
together private boarding house good table references
/ cha rad
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

DoARD WANTED-BY TWO BACHELORS, NEAR
ID corner Thirty first street and Fifth avenue; one
large Room desired with first class ommodations.
Address W.. box !, 406 Post office, New York
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT77 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY UP
N stairs-Hghest cash advances Diamonds,
Watches Jewery, Pianos, &C. bought; Pawnbrokers'
Tic kets bought. at II Bleecker street
AT WOLF BROTHERS, 500 BROADWAY BETWEEN
N Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.-Money loaned
on Watches. Diamonds Jewelry, Silverware, Silks and
particularly Panos private paror for ladies' business
strictly confidential
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ANTHOLOGY.

TEsT-MRs. vANsIsE, BUSINESS AND MEDI
"A cal Clairvoyant, Spritualist, tells name, day
marriage brings together those long separated give
positive Information all affairs OF life no satisfaction
no pay gu Second avenue corner Thiryourth street
A MADAME KELLEY. THE GREATEST LIVING
"a. Astrologist, spirtualist and Ciairvoyant, tell
names and everything speedy marriaRes cure
az diseases satisfaction guaranteed 80 Hudson street
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| VVANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH GOOD
| w Board, by two young men: answers must give
full particulars price, &c. location must be west side
below Thirty fourth street. Address W. H. w., Herald
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ON WEST THIRTY FIFTH sTREET-A NEATLY
OlU furnished front Room, suitable for gentleman
and wife two gentlemen, with Board terms very
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40 SOUTH WASHINGTON sQUARE.-PLEAsANr
TO furnished Rooms TO let, with good Board Refer
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AMENDMENTS.

WOODS MUSEUM. STUART ROBSON.
w POSITIVELY THIS WEEK ONLY.
EVENING AT g AFTERNOON AT 2.
IMMENSE SUCCESS The young and
Of the nimitable beautiful Artistic,
Actor Miss
Mr. STUART ROBSON, MINNIE FOSTER
as Policeman in Ter
Al l0S06, Protean Drama
in his new Drama, OF the
LAW MAD CAP.
IN NEW YORK Full of interest
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CLOTHJNG.

Ar Il. MINTZ'S, IS SIXTH AVENUE.-wANTED,
n $4,000 worth OF Cast of Clothing, Carpets Jewclry
Tor the Western trade Ladies aud gents win be aston.
shed at the prices in cash. silk dresses Sl9
SIS; coats, 81 So pants, 81 to $40 note by post
puncualy attended TO by Mr.. or Mrs Mint and out
OF the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-10

A TTENTfON-LADIESAN AND GENTLEMEN, THROUGH
~ having large order TO fulfil, am compelled pay
in cash more than anyone without exceptions Tor caston
Clothing, Carpets Bedding. Furniture &c. You will find
IL best TO own advantage TO call address Mr.
Mrs ROSENBERG, GAG seventh avenue, second house
above Twenty. fourth street